Skip Skip PETITIONS, arc. The followin petitions, kc. wero presontedunder the rule and reerredto the appropriate committees: By Mr. BAN K5: The memorialofDaniel S.Young Jr 00 and many other firms and dealersin tobacco. for a changein the tax on imported lrem ii. gradual to it uniform scaleof duties By Mr. BAXTER: The petition of Joel Jones. nnd. 26others.of lolcott, Vermont, regarding the reconstruction of the revolted States. Also. the petitionofMrs. LucinduGute s.iiskmgthat the pensiongranted hor linsbund, asoldior of the war of lbllbecontinued tovlierse lf. By Mr. BENJAMIN; The pBillltln of citzensof Schuyler county. Missouri, that Congress require ample uuamntecsfrom the rebel Statesbefore their pipmbersare admitted to seatsin the national legis fl Buyrc. HughMrV. llBriIflNlGl, HaAnMd ot:hTehresp.ocfti Gtiounernofs GeoyredoounntLyo.fl Ouhnido. for protection the wool. Also. the petition t Jnmes Stockdule Bemnmin Hnrris, and others. O Guernseycounty. Ohio. asking protectionto Wool. Also, the petition of W. Emerson. John Gray. Philip Inhar and 280others.citizensof Tuse uruwml county. Ohio. asking protection to wool. Also. the petition of wooi;growars of. lnse arawns county, Ohio. asking protection to American woul. lso the petition o W.N. CamdenJlenryHu rtly, sndothers of Guernsey county. Ohio. asking protection to wool. 130the petition ofJohn English. Thomas Dixon. John 8. Hull and others, of Tusenrawns count. Ohio. asking a reduction oi tax on the sale of culturiilim lcments By Mr. B CKLAND: The petition of George H. Adams, and 29 others.CHHDDSof Tidin. Ohio. for a law reiiulutinq interstate insurance. Mr. COBB: the petition ofltichnrd Mann.i ind 87others. of Spuk county, Wisconsin. on the subJect of TB COIJSITUCHOD. Also. the petition of J, S. Maxop and “ others. of Bradford and Evansyille. in Wisconsin. on the samesubn ct. 7 Also. thememorial of Edwin B. Wagoner Jute 2nd lieutenant in the 25th regiment of Wis oonsin volunteers. By Mr. DARLING: the petition of denlers in leaf tobacco and manufacturersof cirmrs.in the city of NewYork for an increaseoftaritlon those articles. By Mr. BONNELLY: A remonstranceof citizens of Bonds Lnndin I must the obstruction to the navigation pfthe ississippl causedby the Clinton llllfOlli bridge. By MinHAYES: The petition of 308 citizens of Ohio. againstrcstorin to the Union any State lately injebellion. until a e unto security has been obtained agairistll renown oftho attemptto secede. By Mr. hUYhENDALL: Th Sallord and others. of Cairo. Illinois. praying for a uniform lnw reuulnting insurancecompanies. By Mr.LAWltENCh. offennsylvunia: A petition from citizens of Washington county. Pennsylvania. asking an increaseofdut on foreign wools. By Mr. MOULTON: Tcpetition offf citizens of Kcidys Farm; also, the petition of 21 citizens of Sandoval; also, the petition ofl3 citizens of Cotton wood. all of the stateof Illinois. prnying that no rebel States he admitted into the Union without guarantees and securitiesfor the future. By Mr. Olllll: Romonstrancesfrom many citi lens of Indiana against the restoration of the late ribel Stgtesuntil guaranteesof future security are O luinc. By Mr. PERHAM: The petition of 80citizens of Maine not to restoreany State recently in rebellion as n governing power in the Union till adequate security hasbeen obtained against its renowmirthe attempt to accede.against any payment of debt in e petition of A. B. curred in the rebellion and anydistinction on account ofrnce or color and in favor ofoertain amendments to the Constitution. By Mr. PRICE: The petition M239 citizens of the StateotIowzi.risking Congress uotto restoreanystate tthoiitbns rebelled and wurredagainstthe U.S. ! its plucc and power usit governing partner In the Uiiiontillndequnte security has been obtained ainst itsrenowing the attempt to secede: against its being representedin Congressbeyond itsiust proportion accordip toits voting population; against any payment ot debt incurre n rebellion. Orfor its emanci pntedrlitves; and againstany distinction in its con; stitution. laws or municipal regulations on account of color or dese ent.