Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions, &c., were presentedand" the rule and referredto appropriate committee“ By Mr. BAXTER: The petitionofH.R.Snyder and others, of NewYork; of.A. Smalbey, and otlwrflkff Burlington. Vermont, asking an approvllllwn oP breakwater at Burlington. Vermont. litrFWY P F Nivt By Mr. BUNDY: The petition efJohn W.Niehqll and 39others. for a stageand mail route fromnMid dleport, in. Home county. to liamden. In Winton county Ohio. Mr. CLARKE. of Kansas: The petition ofJnhn W.Sponnnle.E. Davis and 400 thers.citilensof John son count). Kansas, praying Congressto take meas nres to provide provisional civil governmentsfor the laie rebellious districts, and to exact irreversible guaranteesfor the securitgof the future. By Mr.CONKLING: the petition of L. E. Elmer, and others, asst assessorsof the 21st district of NewYork. asking an increaseof compensation. By Mr. DAVIS: The petition of John I. Blair and of the rs.pra yingfor an netdeclaring a bridgeover the Mississippi never ahihway and postal route of the U.S. By Mr. DAWES: The memorial of Holyoke Sav hzs Bank. Shelburne Falls SayingsBank and West fleld SayingsBaaheiwh praying exemptionfrom internalrevenuetax upon deposits. Also. aremonstrance of citizen! of South Adams. Massachusetts, against the usage of a bill authorizing the Government to so stamped envelopes at the price of the stamps. By Mr. FERRY: I in memorialofcitizens oflhek mac. Michigan, respecting lands tor railroad purposes. lly Mr. GARFIELD: The petition of J. H. God dard and 71 others. of portago county.0hio. praying for equalizing of bountics. Also. the petition of Walter Chittenden and 55 pthe of Portage county. Ohio. praying tor equaliz 105Of oantics. y Mr. HART: The memorial of Merrill COIVln, and others. in favor ofizriintinir suitable reconi pose to the female nurses who have served in military hospitals. Ala the petition of plowmakcrsand manufactu rerso other agricultural implements.asking for a reduction oft axesupon aancultural implements. Also, the petition ofasst assessors of 20 enghth collection district, NewYork. for increased pa. Xlso. the petition of citizens of Rochester, NewYork. for pensionsto surviving soldiers of the war of 18H. By Mr. HOOPEB. of Massachiisetts: the petition of the savinirs bank in Cambrid eport, Massachu aettg for relief from taxation ont eir de osite. By Mr. MHRCUR: The petition of citilens of Montour county, Pennsylvania, praying for such revision of the tarifilnws aswill protectdomesticlabor and invite the investment of capital in homemanu factures. ByMr. NICHOLSON: The petitionof Ann Burnct. ilIOW of James Durnrt. of Kent county.state of Del aware. praying tor l pensmn. 15yMr. PERHAM: The petition of Mrs. J. Clem ents for pension. By Mr. PIKE: The remonstranceof E. H. Wads worth it Co and 10others.against the proposition to sell stamped envelopesat the same price as stumps. agAalisnos.ttheremonstranrcof N. T. Hall, and 150others. the renewal of the reciprocity treaty. Also. the petition of E. E. Shed.of hastlord, Maine. for bondsin Q30? of bondsburned. Mr. RAi DALL. of Kentucky: The petition of H. Vlilsoii, Elihu Payne. Tiltord Mcsser. Jchn D. Martin. Hiram Mcsser, and Blakcly Logan. citizens of Knox county. Keniu.k v. praying for the confiscation oi"the propertyoft LAHHBrebelsand the application of the proccedsthertoltownrd indemnifying petitioners an others non-combatants.for outraaesand euttcrinizsinflicted on them in their arrest and long confinement in rebel prisons, for no causeexcept loy alty to the Government. Also. the petition of James Scvier. of Clay county. Kentucky, or remuneration for servicesrenderedin deleuse ot the Government.