Mr. VANWINKLE submitted the following report.: The committee of conferenceupon the disagreeing votes of the 2 Houses on the amendmentsto the bill (Ii. R. No.692) incrc:ising the pensions ofwidows and orphans and for other purposes.having met, after full and free conference iave agreedto recommend.and do recommend, totheir respectiveHouses asfollows: That the House recedefrom their disagreementto the 1st amendmentof the Senate. That the House recede from their disagreementto the 2nd amendmentof the Senate and agreeto the somewith the following amendments.namely. insert the following newsections: $50. 4. Abife: That if any person, during the gendcncyof his application for an invalid pension. utiifter the completion of the proof sdhieo, winghis right thereto.hiisdie or shall hereafter but not in either case by reason of woundsre ceired or diseasecontracted in the service of the U.S and in the line of duty. his widow or imf ahrerilaegfteu0 widow or in the event of her death or his relatives in the same orderin which theyivou d havereceived a pensionif they hadbeen thereunto entitled under existini: laws on account of the serviceand death in the line of (hit of such person shall have the right to deuitindan receive the accrued pension to which he would have been entitled had the certificateissuedbefore his death; pad ip all caseswheresuch person so entitled to an invalid pension has died, or shall hereafterdie. undbeyr the circumstances herein before mentioned.either reason of n wound received or disease contracted idnuttyh.e service of the U.S and in the line of or otherwise.without leaving a widow or such relatives.then such accruedpensionshall bepaid to the executoror administrator of such person in like manner and effectas if such pensionwereso much assetsbelongingto the estate of the deceased at the time of his deat. SIC. 5. Abife: That therapeal by the not entitled An act supplementalto the several acts relating to pensions approved June 6. 1866. of parts of certain acts mentionedin the 1st section of raid actshall not work a forfeiture of any rights oo crued under or granted by such partsof such actsso repealed, but such rights shall be recognized and allowed in thesamemanner and to all lntents and purposes asif said act had never passed, exceptthat the invalid pensionershall be entitled to draw from and alter the taking effect of such act, the incrensed pension thereby granted in lieu of that [ranted by such ports ofsuch actsso repealed. SKC.6. Abife: That nothing in the 4th section of the act entitled “An notsu iple mental to the several acts relntin to pensions, approved March 3. 1865 or in any0! ier supplementary or aincndatorynets relating to pensions, shall be so construed as to impair the right of a widow whose claim for a pension was pendin: at the date of her remiirriege. to the pensionto which shewould otherwise be eptitled had her deceased husband left no mine r child or children under the age of 16 years“ HEXRY S. LANE. P.At}R.R VANWINKLI'I. Managers on Illt‘poi 1DAVIS. of the Senate. Managers PmIsiiIwherpio iritiq. the House. The report was concurred in. RECOGNITION OF TENNESSEE. The Senate, as in ComWhole, resumed the consideration of the JtResolution (H.R.No. 83) declaring Tennessee again entitled to Sens&Reps in Congress, the question being on the amendment reported by the ComJudiciay to the reamble.