Skip Skip PETITIONS. The following petitions were presentedunder the and referred to the appropriate committees: Mr. HUBBARD, of WestVirginia: The petition of members of company A, independent, exempts of WestVirginia volunteer infanty, asking payment of bounty provided by law for soldiers enfo in the volunteer forcesof the U.S. in 862. Mr. RICE, of Massachusetts; The petition of Samuel Pierce, of Cambridge, Massachusetts, for renewal of his patent for improvement in cooking Stoves. NOTICES OF BILLS. The following notices for leave to introduce bills were given under the rule: Mr. ASHLEY, of Ohio: A bill to enable loyal citizens, residing in the districts of country recently in rebellion against the U.S. to, organize constitutional State governments in each of the States whose governments were usurped or overthrown, and for other purposes. Also, a bill to change the boundary of the Territory of Montana, and for other purposes. Also a biji for the admission of Nebraska and colorado into the Union as States on an equal footing with the o'rigoinaliStautes. to repeal the 13th section of an act entitled “An act to suppress insurrection, to punish treason and rebellion, and to seize a"nd con"fisocat"ethjeoprouoly 17o, f rebels, and for other 1862. Mr. JULIAN:. An act to amend, and make general the precmption laws, of Also, the U.S. an act providing civil governments, for the districts lately in revolt against the U.S., and for the restoration of said districts to their forfeited rights as States of the Union. Also, a bill to equalize the bounties of soldiers who served in By the late war for the Union: Mr. LAWRENCE, of Ohio: A. bill, to repeal the provisions of the law of last session, increasing the pay of Senators, Representatives, and Delegates in Congress. Also, a bill to reduce the mileage of members of Congress. By Mr. SPALDING: A bill making provision for a navy yard and naval station for the upper lakes, at Cleveland o Also, a bill for the relief of R. C. Spalding, paymaster in the U.S. Navy: Also, a bill for the protection of . the piers, break: and harbor improvements of the U.S. es.