PETITIONs, Etc. The following petitions, &c., were presented under the rule, and referred to the appropriate committees: Mr. Roof Wis?; iii., o tition " of"jaco Rogers, and others, of Lowell, asking for an amendment of the Constitution of the U.S. so as to removeall inequalities among citizens on account of race or color. Mr. COOK; A petition of the Board of Super visors of Lasalle county, Illinois, praying for an amendment to the act approved September 28, 1850, entitled "An act to enablethe State of Arkansas and.States to imits.” reclaim the swamp lands within their o Mr. CULLOM: A memorial of Clement Pine to the Congress of the U.S., asking for a sufficient appropriation to enable him to publish a history of the cheappostage system in States. the U.S. Mr. DODGE: Resolutions from the Chamber of Commerce of the State oftion, NewYork, calling atten of Congress to the importance of a survey by the U.S. of the bel of the Atlantic ocean, for the laying of lines of oAlso, cable. a memorial of the Chamber of Commerce of theState of NewYork, in regard to papersand records of the district court of the U.S. for thesouthern district of Mississippi lost during the war. Mr. ECKLEY: The petition of 152citizens of Marlborough, Stark county, Ohio, alleging charges against the POTUS, and ask f; his !"; y Mr. ELIQT: The petition of Elizabeth F. Chip man, of Sandwich, Massachusetts, for relief and indemnity for the loss of property in Vice. the public ser I?y Mr. FERRY: A petition from E. F. Grabill, C. C. Ellsworth, J. W. FUller, M. Rutan. D. Fargo, and 41 others, citizens of Greenville, Michigan, praying for an anchiment, to the Constitution conferring impartial suffrage to all citizens of the Republic o without distinction as to birth, race, Ur color, and the removal of such inequality from the DistCol and the Territories. Mr. HENDERSON: The petition of Rutledge, praying Blessington the confirmation of certain land titles in Oregon. Also a petition from 101 citizens of Oregon and Washington Territory, praying the payment of the Oregon and Washington Territory war claims. Mr. LYNCH: The petition of Jane P. Thurston, for indemnity. Mr. ORTH:.The petition and accompanying documents of William Davenport, of Indiana, pray f; for relief. y Mr. RANDALL, of Kontucky: The petition of sundry clerks in provost marshafs office, for compensation for services rendered. Mr. RITTER: The petition of Wm. Hazlip, U. F.Case, R. Hazlip, Joseph Farley, andsundry others, citizens of Edmundson county, Kentucky, asking the establishment of a post route from Brownsville, in said county, to Rocky Hill station, on the Louisville anBdyNashville railroad. Mr. SCHENCK: A petition of seamen. coal assers, firemen, and marines, praying to ounty be allowed for their servicesduring the war in Army bill passed for the equalization of Also, bounties. the petition of Edward Kunekel, late 2nd lieutenant company I, s 58 h NewYork volun for relief. Mr. Yoo The petition of Herman Ely, N. B. Gates, and 22 others, citizens of Lorain county, Qhio, asking the of a law regulating interState insurances of all kinds.