Skip Skip PETITIONs, ETC. The following petitions, &c., were presented under the rule, and referred to the appropriate committees: By The SPEAKER: The petition of D. J. Baldwin, and 12 others, citizens of Michigan City, Indiana, asking Congressnot to withdraw or curtail the circulation of Also, the national currency, &c. the petition of John Conger, and 8 others, soldiers of the war of 1812, residents of Albion, Michigan, praying for a By pension. Mr. ALLEY: The petition of Andrew Geyer, and sundry citizens of Massachusetts, asking that the law in regard to newspaper postage be so amended as to allow semi weekly papers to fo free of postage within the county where published. By Mr. BRO0MALL.: The petition of sundry citizens of Decatur, Illinois, and also the petition of citizens of Bement, Piatt county, Illinois, both pray infoto Fo no law curtailing the currency. By Mr. DEMING: The petition of cigar manufacturers of Hartford, Connecticut, for relief from advaloren tax on cigars. By Mr. DONNELLY: The polio of Stephen Hewson, and others, citizens of Isanto county, minnesota, in favor of the adoption of an amendment to the constitution of the U.S. giving Congress the power to regulate suffrage in the States, of the Union; and providing that no inequality should exist in the rights of citizens of the U.S. by reason of birth, rage, or color; and that all such inequal ities should be immediately removed by Congress in the DistCol, the Territories, and the lately rebellious States. By Mr. FARNSWORTH: The petition of coin. William and others, of Batavia, Illinois, against an further reduction of the volume of eurrency, an against an early return to specie, payments. ZAlso, the petition of cigar makers of Aurora, Illinois, for a change in the law in regard to stamps, &c., of cigars, and other purposes. By Mr. INGERSOLL; The petition of Mrs. Lydia Winter, of Bureau county, Illinois, praying for a pension. Also, the memorial of Francis Dainese, of Washington, DistCol.. By Mr. HENDERSON: A JtResolution of Legislature the of the State of Oregon, in reference to ocean steammail service. By Mr. HILL: The petition of citizens of Madison, Indiana, asking a reduction of the tax on manufacture of cigars. Also, the petition of citizens of Madison, Indiana, asking a reduc;ion of tax on manufacture of cigars, By Mr. HUMPHREY: The proceedings of aing meet of the soldiers in the war of 1812, held at Buffalo, NewYork, on the8th day of January instant, recommending the passage of a law granting pensions to all personswho served in said war to the same extent as now allowed to soldiers of the war of the Revolution. By Mr. LAWRENCE, of Pennsylvania: The me morial of citizens of Claysville and yicinity, in county the of Washington, Pennsylvania, charging A. Johnson, acting POTUS of high crimes and misdemeanor, and asking his impeachment. Also, the petition of. o.o. of Greene county, Pennsylvania, a soldier of the war of 1812, for pension. By Mr. LYNCH: The petition of W. F. Abbot, and others, for change in.tax on gigars. By foThe petition of others, John. Howard, and citizens of Milwaukee county, Wisconsin, for the impeachment of By Mr. RANDALL, AndrewJohnson. of Pennsylvania: The petition of Bridget Donovan, guardian of mine r children of William Whelan, deceased, of company H, 106th YMVOetNerDan Yolunteers. The petition of 12opersons engaged in the business of dressing furskins in the State of New:":": for an increase of duties on furskins, dressed and partly dressed, imported from abroad. Also, a similar petition from dressers of furskips in the State of Massachusetts. Also, a similar petition from dressers of furskins in Philadelphia, By Mr. SAWYER: Theoof W. Powell, and 90 others, citizens of Oshkosh, Winnebago county, Wisconsin. for the impeachment of Andrew VEEP and acting POTUS others, ctihtiezepnestoitfioGnreeonf JBaamyeasndTF.orEtlm Hoorwea, rda, nWd i8so choanrbsoinr,, praying for the improvement of Green Bay at themouth of Fox river, in the State of Wisconsin. By Mr. STROUSE: The petition of cigar manufacturers at Pottsville, Pennsylvania, for a change in the tax on cigars. Also, 2 petitions of citizens of Lebanon, Pennsylvania, againstany curtailment of the currency. &c. StBouyghMtor.n, UPSON: The petition of William L and 77 others, citizens of Sturgis, St Joseph, county, Michigan, against the passageof any act authorizing the curtailment of the national curreeirnccuyla, toinr gcompelling national banks to redeemtheir from notesin NewYork, or prohibiting them o, By Mr.WAorRDre, ceiving interest on bank balances: Noble Hill, of NewYork; The petition of and others, of Steuben county, York, for increase of the tariff upon wool. By Mr. WASHAtfit N of Massachusetts. The petition of H. S. Porter, and 53others, citizens of Hat field, Massachusetts, for a reduction of the tax on eigars, and that the tax be changedfrom advalorem to spocific tax.