Skip Skip The amendment was agreed to. It was ordered that the amendment be engrossed, and the bill be read a 3rd time. The bill was read the 3rd time and passed. JOHN w. JONES. On motiorqof Mr. VANWINKLE, the senate, as in ComWhole, proceeded to consider the bill (H.R.No. 700) for the benefit of John W. Jones. It dimcts the SecyInterior to place the name of John W. Jones, late a private in company K, 17th regiment, Ohio volunteer infantry, on the pension roll, and pay him a pension at the rate now allowed by law to pensioners who have su'ffered the loss of the right arm; and if the pension allowed to that class of pensioners shonlid hereafter be changed by law, he is thereafter to be paid a pension according to such change. The bill was reported to the Senate without amendment, ordered to a 3rd reading, read the 3rd time, and passed. JAMES L. PERHAM. On motion of Mr. VANWINKLE, the senate, as in ComWhole, proceeded to consider the bill (H.R.No. 609) for the relief of James L. Perham. The SecyInterior is directed by the bill to pay to James L. Perham, late of company G, 10th regiment Maine volunteers, a pension at the rate of 8 dollars permonth, from February 4, 1863, to November 17, 1864, amounting to $171 36. The bill was reported to the Senate without 1 amendment, ordered to a 3rd reading, read the 3rd time, and passed. LIEUTENANT COLONEL FRANK LYNCH. Q On motion of Mr. VANWINKLE, the senate, as in ComWhole, proceeded to consider the bill (H.R.No. 703) for the relief of Lieutenant Colonel Frank Lynch. It directs the SecyInterior to place the name of Frank ynch, late of the 20 7th regiment Ohio volunteer infantry, on the pension‘rolls, at the rate of pension allowed to a lieutenant colonel,to which rank he was commissioned, and pay to him at that rate in lieu of any other pension to which he may have been entitled. The hillwas reported to the Senate, ordered to a 3rd reading, read the 3rd time, and passed. MRS. MEROIE s. SCATTERGOOD. On motion of Mr. VANWINKLE the senate, as in ComWhole, rocceded to consider the bill (H.R.No. 698ij an increase of pension t9 Mrs. Mcrcie granting i‘. Scattergood. The SecyInterior is directed by the bill to cause the name of Mrs. Mcrcie E. Scattergood, widow of Edward Scattergood, to be placed on the roll of naval pensioners, at the rate of 15 dollars permonth, to continue during her widowhood, and to be continued to the children of Edward Scattergood who are under 16 years of age in the event of her death or marriage; the pension. aha; granted to be in lieu of that now received er. by the bill was reported to the Senate, ordered to a 3rd reading, read the 3rd time, and passed. W. Ii. KELLEY.