|'ength: and on the question being taken it was
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length; and on the question being taken it was
greed to without opposition.


Mr. Livingston moved the following resolution


Resolved. That provision ought to be made by
law for increasing the establishment of the Mill
tary Academy at West Point, so as to admit 50l
Cadets as students in the same and that the com
nittee on that part Of the Presidents Message
which relates to the Military Academy, be di
rected to prepare and bring in bill accordingly
The bill from the Senate, entitled San &C
supplementary to an act entitled An act for I'M
relief of persons imprisoned for debt" as amend
led, was read third time and passed, and return
led to the Senate for concurrence IN the amend
lment


NAVAL PENSIONS.
The bill to continue for five years longer I'M
Ihalf.pay pensions to the widows and children o
officers. seamen, and marines, of the Navy wh'
have died in the service, was ordered to be en-
crossed tor third reading.


FRIpAy, Dec. 26.
| On motion of Mr.. M'klm, the report from I'M
Secretary Of State. respecting sick and disab'e'
American seamen admitted into the Hospitals a
liverpool, which had some days since been Ian
on the table, was referred to the committee G
Commerce.


On motion of Mr. Wayne, it was
i Resolved. That the committee on Revolutionar
pensions be instructed to inquire into the expt
liency of fixing, by law, the nett amount of al
nual income, which shall disqualify any appl
cant from being placed on the pension list, unde
1.-The act of March 18th, 1918, and May lst, 1920.


The engrossed bill extending the balfpay per
lsions of officers, widows, &c. was read thir
time; passed, and sent to the Senate for concul
rence.