Mr. PERHAM, from the committee ofconference on the disagreeingvotes of the 2 Houses on the amendments of the Senate to bill of the House No. 692, increasing the pensions of Widows and orphans, and for other purposes, made the followmg report, upon which e demanded the preVious question: The committee of conferenceuponthe disagreeing votes of the 2 Houses on the amendmentsto the hill (H.R.No. on increasing the pensionsofwidows and orphans an for other purposes, having met. after full and free conferencehave agreedto recommend and do recommend to their respectiveHouses as follows: That the Houserecedefrom their disagreement to the 1st amendment of the Senate. That the Housercced cfrom their disagreementto the 2nd amendment of the Senate and agreeto the same with the following amendments, namely: Insert the following newsections: SEC. 4. Abife:, That if on per gon. during the gendcncy of his application or an invalid pepsion. utafter the COIDKIOUOH of the proof showing his right thereto.hasdie or shall hereafter die. but not in either case by reason of wounds received or diseasecontracte in the service of the U' U.S and in the line of duty, his widow, or he'lct t no widow or in the eventof her death or marriage, his relatives in the same order in which they would hayc received a pensioniftheyhiid been therennto entitled under existing laws on account of the service and deathin the line of dut of such person, shall have the right to demand an receive the accrued pension to which he would have been entitled had the certificate issued before his death; and in all caseswheresuch person so entitled to an invalid pensionhasdied, or shall hereafterdieI under the circumstances hereinbefore mentioned.either by reason of a wound received or disease contracted in the service of the U.S and in the line of dreultayt, ivoers otherwise without leaving a widow or such then such accruedpensionshall be paid to the executor or administrator of such person in like manner and etfecta.s if such pensionwereso much assets belong in filtothe estate of the deceased at the time of his dent. SEC. 5. Abife: That the repeal by thenotentitled" n aetsupplementalto the several acts relating to pensions, "approvedJune 6, 183.5o6f, partsof certain actsmentionedin the 1st section of said act shall not work a forfeiture of any rights ae erued under or grantedby such parts of such actsso re culed. but such rights shall be recognised and allowed in the some manner and to all intents and purposes as if said act had never passed, exceptthat the invalid pensionershall be entitled to draw from and after the taking effect.of snid net, the increased pensionthereby ranted in lieu of that granted by such partsof sue actssorepealed. Size. 6. Abife: That nothing in the4th section of the act ontitled"An act so ple mental to the severalactsrelatin to pensions, approved March 3, 1865, orin any ot ier supplementary or nmendatoryacts relating to pensions, shall beso construed as to impair the right of a widow whose claim for a pensionwas pending at the date of her remarriagc, to the pensionto which she would otherwise be entitled had her deceased husband left no mine r child or children under the more of 16 years. HENRY S. ANE P. c. VANWINK'LE, GARRETT DAVIS. Mamwerson the part of the Senate. S. PERHAM. M. C. K, ManagePr.sSAWYER. onthepart of the house.