Senator Miller, of New York, has introduced a bill into the National Legislature by which five men are to be appointed commissioners at a salary of five thousand dollars a year each? to look after the timber lands of the United States. These timber lands are not to be sold hereafter except in blocks of 25,000 acres each, or at least "at any one sale." The President of the United States is authorized to employ "the land and naval forces of the United States to protect these forests." We suppose the taking the list of the killed and wounded in the fearful struggle for the preservation of the forests will so fully occupy the time of the commissioners, that even $5,000 a year will scarcely recompense the self-sacrificing gentlemen who so unwillingly respond to the voice of the people clamoring for these officials.