The Secretary read the next amendment, which was in section one, line 12, after the word “who” to insert “while in the Military or naval service and in the line of duty.” The amendment was agreed to. The next amendment was in section one, line 15 after the word “same” to strike out the words “in the military or naval service, and in the line of duty, ” and to insert: Or otherwise so permanently and totally disabled as to renderthem utterly helpless, or so nearly so as to require the constant personalaid and attendance of another person. The amendment was agreed to. The next amendment was in section one, line 23, after the word “same, ” to insert the words: Or otherwisesodisabled asto be incapacitatedfor performing any manual labor, but not so muchso as to require constantpersonalaid and attention. The amendment was agreed to. The next amendment was in section one, line 28, after the word “some, ” to insert the words “or otherwise so disabled as to materially interfere with the performance of manual labor, without wholly incapacitating them therefor.” The amendment was agreed to. The 1st section of the bill as amended reads as follows: That section 5 of ln se then titled "An act supplementary to an not entitled An act togrant pon eiens, approvedJuly 14.1862, "approved uly 4.1864, and section 3 of an not entitled “An act supplementary to the several acts relating to pen ions, " approvedMarch 3, 1865, be, and the sameare Etereby, repealed, and the following shall stand inion thereof. That from and after the passageof this act all personsby law entitled to a less pension than hereinafter specified.who. while in the military or naval sfirviceand m the line of duty shall have lost thha endssh,; t of both eyes, or who shall have lost both or been permanently and totally disabled in the same.[i the military or naval serviceand in the li ncof duty, or othervnse so permanently and totally dniesaarblyled as to render them utterly helpless or so so as to require the constant person alaid and attendanceof another person, shall be entitled to a pension of 25 dollars permonth: and all )01801w18ho. no r like circumstances shall have not both feet or one hand and one (00 or boon totally and permanently disabled in the same or otherwiseso disabledas to be incapacitated for performing any manual labor. but not so muchso as to require constant persona laid and attention, shall be entitled to a pension of 20 dollars permonth: and all persons who. under like circumstances, shall have lost one liiind or onefoot, or been totally or germanently disabled in the sninc, or otherwise so isabledas to materially interfere with the performance of manual labor, without wholly incapacitiiting them therefor, shall be entitled to aponsionof 15 dollars permonth. The next amendment was to insert as an additional section the following: SEC. 11.Abife: That nothing in this or any other act shall be so construed us to re peAinil aocrtmodify the6th section of an not entitled Blynllemenlfllyto an act to grant pensions approved uly 14.1862.? approvedJuly 4, 1864 or to entitle a personto receivemorethan one pension at the sametime.