Skip Skip PETITIONs, Etc. The following petitions, &c., were Presentedunder the rule, andreferred to the appropriate By committees: Mr. CULLQM: The petition of Ellen Curry, widow of James Curry, a private soldier in company F, 39th regiment. Illinois yolunteers, now deBcyeaseda, skingfor pension fromthe U.S. Mr. DAVIS: The petition of Messrs. B. Wood, A. H. H. Porter. J. B. Munn, and 24 others, citizens of Onondaga county, NewYork, praying that Congresswill not for reduction of rency the cur or for an immediate return to specie payments; apleslole, dpraying thatall nationalbanksmaynot be.comto redeem their circulating notes in By NewYork. Mr. DODGE: The petition of Jackson S. Shultz and others, asking that the leather trade may be placed on the same footing as tures. other staplemanufac By Mr. EGGLESTON: The petition of James W. Albert, and 25 others, citizens of Ohio, !. that winesmanufacturedfromthe grape maybeexempted from internal taxation.. By Mr. ELIOT: The petition of H.R.Snow and J. Young, and others, citizens of Barnstable county, Massachusetts, praying for fimendment of act of July 28, 1866, and for relief as manufacturers of. Also, salt. the petition of Benjamin F. Berry, and others, citizens of Barnstablecounty, Massachusetts, praying for relief as manufacturers ait. By, Mr. FARNSWORTH: The petition of J. E. Hurlbut, and others, citizens of Chicago, againstany further curtailment of national currency. By Mr. HALE: The petition of V. N. B. Milliette of Champlain. NewYork, late 1st iieutenant i U.S. volunteers, praying allowance of months’ the 3 By. Mr.HARDINQG, n, musterout. of Illinois: The petition of Martin Monroe, of Illinois, that bounty paid substitute be refunded. By Mr. MERCUR: The petition of 89 citizens of Monroeton, Bradford county, Pennsylvania, asking that a pensionmay befo to Seth, H. By Mr. MYERS: Steel. The petition of the white beer brewers of Philadelphia, stating that the removal of this species of purpose malt liquors fromthe brewery for the of bottling causes it to spoil, and asking a modification of the revenuelaws in regard to it. By Mr. RANDALL, of s The petition of William M. Meredith, Eli K. Price, and others, members of the Philadelphia bar, praying for an increase in the salary of the U.S. district, judge for the easterndistrict of Pennsylvania. By Mr. SCHENCK: The petition of citizens of anon. Ohio, praying that there may be no furLtheebr curtailment of the currency, Also, the petition of business men and property holders of Washington, for the removal of the railroad nuisanceand obstruction of streets and avenues around the Capitol. Also, the petition of Charles E. Behle, late major tpweenlsfa the U.S. ycsoelorvreicde artillery, praying comy Mr. VANHORN, of NewYork: The petition of 785citizens of York, embracing Naiamgoanrga and Oswego counties, New them merchants, bankers, forwarders, vessel. owners, and masters of asking vessels, an SoS. for the improvementof the harbor at Olcott, Niagara county, NewYork.