Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. the following petitio kc“ werepresented undor the rule and referredtotionpprn riato committees: By Mr. ASHLEY, of Nevada: T ie memorial of the Legislature of the Stato of Nevada as to national baBnyks In that State. Mr. CHAXLER: The momeriallof the Bishop GuttnPeroha company. By Mr. COOK: lhe memorial ofamugconvontwn of farmers of Lipslic county. Illinois. in favor of u lhilpycaMnra. l DarAoRunLdINthGe FalTlsheofpNcipatgitaioran. of Christina Elder. far paymentto her of pensionduo Jessa Elder, cccaso. By Mr. DRIQGS: The petition ofW. W. Spaulding, and 40others, citizens of Lake Superior, Michigan, in favor of an increaseof duty onforeign copper. By Mr. EChLEY: A petition of the SSOOHIUPHof the Society of Iricnds of the city of Philadelphia, in behalf of he freedmen. By Mr. EGGLESTUN: The petition of, I.der. o. nd87 W. Wl. n other scitizens ot Ohio, engagedin the busi pass of photographin, praying for a modification of. thorevenue tax on p cturcs. By Mr. FERRY:, A. an memorial of citiicns of Nownygo Ocean counties. prayinxlor a post route to o establishe from lNewuygo. Newaygocountymia. Fre moat. to Pent Water, Uccnna county, Michigan. Also, a memorial of citizensof Bensoniu. Bonnie nnty. asking for a post route from Bonzonin, via mpirc. to Glen Arbor, Leelnnaw county. By Mr. ILALE: the ctition of GeorgeW. Palmer and others, citizens of linton county, NewYork. for imlprovoment of Plattsburg harbor. y Mr. HAYES: The petitiorinfH. J. Appleton and 75others, citizensofCincinnati, Ohio, asking for protection to American In or BMr. HOOPER, of Mastichusetts: The petition oft c asst assessorsof the 4th collection district in Massachusetts, forinereuse of pay. Mr. HUBBARD, of Connecticut: “ho petition of (. ornclius B. Gold, acting asstpaymasterUni ted StatesNav, for allowance ofloss of clothimz. By Mr. J. M. UMPHREY: The petitionof soldiors ofAlsroie, county, NewYork. for oquahzin bounties. the petition of the Association of ricuds of Phllad olphia. for universal suffragoand education. By Mr. JOHNSON: the rpmonstronce of John D. Young and many others. citizens of Lnion county, Pennsylvania, againstthe passageof any law authorizing the soilingof stam and stamped envelopos at the cost of the stampsa one. By Mr. JULIAN; The petition of 107citizens of Henry county. Indiana, raing Congressnot to restore any of the States ate y in rebellion till ado quatosecurity beenhad agoinstfurthor rebellion. against the payment of rebel debts, and praying sun drfi amendmentsof the constitution, kc.” y Mr. KASSON; the petition of O. Mchichols, and others respecting the conditions of recognition of the southern Status. By Mr. LAWREN CE, of Pennsylvania: The peti ptiionn, fromcitizens of Washington county, Pennsylya Mini": thatCongress mayamend the constitution of the U.S.so that no State shall bepermit tacmdotneg make distinction in civil rights and privileges the nu turalizpdcitirens of the U.S. residing within its limits or among persons born on. thesoil, on account of race or color. By Mr. LONGYEAR: The petition ofll.ingorsoll, and others, manufacturers, of Lansing, Michigan, for abatement of internalrevenuetax. By Mr. LYNCH: The remonstrnnce of Bailey 4! Noyes and others. against the passageof a low uu thorizinz: the PostMGenl to sell stain cil envelopes at the valueof the stumpsim ressed t orcon. By MnPdIh E: The petition of E ward Ferguson. Of Wisconsin, for increaseof pension. Mr. PHELPS: The petition of U.S. usistnnt assessorsof the 3rd congressional district of Maryland for an increaseof compensation. By Mr. P ICE: The petition of 132citizensof Mus cutinc county Iowa, asking that no rercsentative from any Congress tautnetsilremceflnictiloynitn srooobnen tlyionis bgoi vaedn for the future. Also, a petition of citizens of Cedar county, Iowa, for samepurpose. By Mr. RANDALL, of Kentucky: the petition of fBoircinidacrdmMnityRobinson, of Garrard county, eptucky. for usecfuml dumngodoncto his property knownas "Camp Dick Robinson, ” by the U.S. military foroos, from the 1st of December, 1861, to Junol, 1860. By Mr. RICL, of Maine: The petition of Brigadier General H. M. Plnisted, and 610others, in favor of land bounty to the soldiers of 188land 1862 and to the reenliste veterans. y Mr. SI. AN: The petition of o. S. Phelps and 38others, citizens of Wisconsin. praying that a commission may be appointed to proceed to Euro o to lnvostiqate the diseaseamongcattle prevailing there with snow toadopting moasnresto prevent the sprcad of the diseasein this country. Mr. J. L. THOMAS: The memorial of Hon. olin Loo Chapman. mayor, and the city council of nltimorc, Maryland. praying pament for water routs of the forts and Government cit. Xlso. thomemorial of E. A. Do ton praying that the taxes and by fishermen on the potomac river may be reunded. Also. the memorial of J. W. Bond & 00 and other envolopo dealersin the cilyof Baltimore romonstrct.ing against the passageof the act authorizing the PostMGen to give away envelopes. By Mr. WENTWORTH: the remonstranceof m tlry paper and ciivelope manufacturers, against the propiosedlow to use stumped envelopesin the postal sorv co. uildings in that NOTICES OF BILLS. The following notice for leave to introduce a bill was given under the ju: By Mr. KlillxEhDALL: A lull to establish n. nnyyyard and depot at Mound City, in the State of Illinois.