Skip Skip The question was put; and there were ayes 52, noes 24. So the motion was agreed to; and thereupon (at 5 o'clock and ten minutes p. m.) the House adjourned. I move that the House do PETITIONs, Etc. thTehreulefo, lalonwdinregfeprerteitdions, &c., werePresentedunder to the appropriatecommittees: By Mr. BIDWELL.: The remonstrance of Colonel J. D. Stevenson, of California, against the abolition of the position of sutler in the Army. By Mr. BROOMALL.: The petition of citizens of Delaware county, Pennsylvania, praying Congress to abolish the5%. taxon manufacturedgoods, to relieve the same from other opPressive burdens, and to increasethe duties on certain imports; Also, the petition of citizens of residing the U.S. in the late State of impeachment Georgia, praying for the of the POTUS y Mr. BUCKLAND: The petition of Bolly, Nathaniel and 4 others, soldiers of the war of 1812, asking for pensions. Also, a petition from citizens, of Cbio, for anFol. for the iOmtptarowvaemcoeunntty of the harbor of Also, Port Clinton. a petitionfromMrs. Merinda Stage, for relief. Also sfrom Mrs. Mary A. Cross, for relief. y Mr. BUNijY: The memoria?of A.F.Story, G.I. Armstrong, and 33 others, tannersand manufacturers of leather in the county of Ross, and State of Ohio," the reduction of the Federal tax on leather from flye to 2%. Mr. DRIGGS: The petition of Latham, Rev. Jonathan and 280others, citizens of Jackson county, Alabama, praying Congress to son, s impeach Andrew John ent of By the U.S. Mr. ELIOT: The memorial of J. J.; Saville, of Louisiana, agent for locating homesteads, &c., concerning an amendment of the act of By June 21, 1866 Mr. HAYES: The petition of Bernard Quinn, Isaiah C. Colby, and others, soldiers of Army, residing the Union in Cincinnati, Qhio, who have lost their certificates, of legislation honorable discharge, for such as will enable them to obtain the bounty to which they are entitled. Mr. HOOPER, of Massachusetts: the petition of Edward Atkinson, for the admission of foreign coal free of duty. Also, the petition of John H. Reed, and others, manufacturersof iron, for the admission of bitumin ouf coal free of Also, duty. the petition of pany, for the same. the Boston Gas Light ComBy Mr. LAFLIN: The remonstrance of R. M. Esseltyn, and others, of o Jefferson county, NewYork, the passage of the act authorizing theissuing of certificates.of registry to By Canadian built vessels. Mr. McKEE: The petition of Hawkins, Lieutenant John of Prestonsburg, Kentucky, for payment as infsaenctroyn.dlieutenant 39th Kentucky mounted By Mr. MYERS: The petition and memorial of Mrs. Glorvius Fort, of Philadelphia, asking an appropriation of the sum of $2, 903'07, with interest, the Amountawarded to her father, John Mullow by the U.S. district court of NewYork on June 26, 1793, as damagesfor loss of cargo of Catharine, capturedby the French frigate L'Athmebbursig cade. By Mr. PAINE: A petition of companies of the city of Milwauketeh, effoirrereinliseufrfarnocme the tax imposed by the 77 thsection of thBeyinternalrevenuelaws. Mr. PRICE: A petition of 41 citizens of Iowa, asking that the acting POTUS may be impeached. By Mr. SAWYER: The petNion of 9thors, residents A.Taylor, and of Wisconsin and Michigan, pray ng for an appropriation of $40,000for the purpose of o.mouth of the Menomoneeriver, in the State of Wisconsin. By Mr. SCHENCK: The petition of ClementHurtt, a soldier of the war of 1812, praying for the passage of a special act of legislation allowing him an pension. invalid By Mr. STOKES: 2 petitions of citizens of county, Tennessee, against Rhea currency. further curtailment of. By Mr. WASHBURN, of Massachusetts: the petition of Rodney Wallace, andothers, citizens of Fitch burg, Massachusetts, asking for a reduction of tax on gas to osupplying the small o. By Mr. WELKER: The petition, of T. G. Loomis, and 49 others, citizens of Harrisville township, Me: dbiyna county, Ohio, asking that the tariff bill passed the House at the last session of Congressmay be enactedinto a law. By Mr. WILSON, of Pennsylvania: The petition of citizens of praying Qsceola, Tioga, county, Pennsylvania, for an increasedtariff on wool.