The PRESIDENT protam are also presented the petition of enry Ifiiten, a private in company E, 4th regiment U.S. ! artillery, praying for additional bounty; which was reterred to the ComMilAffr and the Militia. Mr. WILSON presented the petition of Brigadier General James H. Carleton, and other officers; and alsoa petition of Brevet Mayor H. B. Bristol, and other Officers, prayint7 that the compensation of Army Officers me e increased; which were referred to the ComMilAffrs ., Mr. MORGAN. I present the memorial of the American Free rade League, of which Mr. William C. Bryant is president, in favor of continuing the arran ement of the present reciprocity treaty regu ating trade With the British Provinces; and also askin for an enlargement of existing treaty reguations, and for an entirely free interchange of all goods between the I provinces and this country, subject to no other taxes or imposts than are necessary to make the goods imported in this way contribute as much to our internalreve nue as would be levied upon them if of do mestic origin. I ask that it be referred to the ComFinance. It was so referred. Mr. POMEROY presented the petition of Mrs. Sarah Wilson, representing that her hus band died in consequence of sickness and wounds received in the line of his duty as a Volunteer surgeon, and that, as he was not mustered into the service, she cannot draw a pension, and praying that a pension may be allowed her; which was referred to the ComPensions. Mr. SHERMAN presented nlctter from the ComrAg addressed to the chairman of the Committee op Agriculture, communicating statistical information upon the gesent cultivation of the madder plant in the U.S and elsewherewhich was referred to the ComAg, and ordered to be printed. Mr. JOHNSON presented the memorial of Samuel M. Salomon, executor and devisee of Huym M. Salomon, deceased, ying for in demnity for advances of money made by his randfather, Hayni Salomon, during the revo ntionary war; which was referred to the ComcClaims. Mr. STOCKTON. I present certain JtResolutions of the Legislature of NewJersey in reference to the bounty to NewJersey soldiers engaged in the suppression of the rebellion. I ask that they be read, referred to the ComMilAffrs , and be printed.