Skip Skip PETITIONs, Etc. thTohuefefo, llaowminirgofporeetiittioontsh, e&acp., pwreorperiparteesceonmtemdiutntedeesr: By Mr. ANCONA: The monorial of Captain John Kennedy, late of the 128 h and 213th Pennsylvania vul unteers, asking for an extension of the act authorizing the payment of By Mr. BARKER: threemonths' pay proper. A petition from 30 Elensburg, Pennsylvania, praying citizens of that Congresswill "refrain from passingany act authorizing the curtailment of the national currency, or having in view the return within a limited time to speciepayments. Also, a petition from 28 citizens of Altoona, Pennsylvania, praying that Congresswill refrain from the passage of any act authorizing the curtailment of the national currency, or haying in view the return within a limited ting to By speciepayments. Mr. BRO0MALL: The petition of cigar manufacturers of Champaign county, Illinois, praying for a change in the law imposing tax on cigars. Also, a petition from the citizens of Illinois, of Charleston, Congress to pass no law reducin the yolume of the currency, or compelling nation banks to redeemtheir notes in By Mr. CHAN LER: The petitNioenwofYoJurlkiu. s KrUger, and others, citizens of the city of NewYork for a specific tax of not more than 5 dollars per 1,000 on againstaflrlodlomesticcigars, andfor guards and checks and counterfeits of By Mr. CHAVES: The petition reavnednpuaepsetarsmps. in the case of L.B. Maxwell.. By Mr. DOf)GE: The petition of companies the fire insurance of the city of tax imposed NewYork, for relief from by the 77th section of internalrevenue law. the o Mr. DRIGGS: The petition of ThomasJackson, Q.J. Foot, and 33 others, citizens of Michigan, praying Congress for Lake Superior, a grant of land to aid in the construction, of a Also, mineral rangerailroad. resolution of the Board of Trade, Detroit. Michigan, recommending an appropriation by congress to aid in improving the harbor at Ontonagon, ake Superior Mifhion. iy Mr. IjoMioNT. The petition of D. Yanues, jr., John Fishback, and others, tanners of Indianapolis, Indiana, praying for a on leather. reduction of the reve nuetax By Mr. EGGIESTON: The memorial of the Lou is yille and Portland Canal Company, and of Chamber of Commerceof Cincinnati, the in favor of the enlargement of Also, the Louisville and Portland canal. the petition of Amos Shinkle, President of the Covington Gas Light Company, praying that the tax on gas maycontinue to be charged to By of. ELIOT: The petition consumers: of Strabo Clark, and others, salt manufacturers of setts, praying Barnstable, Massachu for relief and for amendment of the revenueact of July, 28, 1865. o Mr. FARNSWoRTH: The petition of McLochlin, Hugh of Chicago, for an American register to thAelsvoe, ssel Prince of Wales. of Daniel Henderson, of Chicago, for an American register to Also, of Thomas Fltithte, bark, Mary Jane. of Chicago, for an American register. By Mr. HOGAN: The petition of companies the fireinsurance of By Mr. HOOSPtE. RLo, uoisf, fMoarsrsealicehfufsroemttsc: tehrteaipnettaitxieons. of F. M., Holmes, and others, of Boston, Massachusetts, for reduction of tax on furniture. Mr. HOTCHIKISS: The petition of citizens of Lansing, Tompkins county, NewYork, in favor of tariff on wool, &c. Also, the petition of cigar manufacturers of Ithaca, NewYork."for a modification of i?y Mr.jFNC KiS. tax, &c. The petition of the fire insurance companies of Providence, RhdIsland, for relief from the tax imposed by the 77th scotion of By the internalrevenuelaw. Mr. MARVIN: The petition of S. D. syRe for West, Williams f. f. Scott, and others, citizens of Saratogacounty, NewYork, praying for the passage of the House tariff bill ofing the last session, now pend in the Senate. By Mr. MERCUR: The petition of numerouscitizens of Luzerne county, Pennsylvania, asking that a omay be granted to Mary Hosea, widow of amesHosea. By Mr. MILLER: The petition of 250soldiersand widows of the war of 1812with GreatBritain, from different States, with their respective ages, praying for the passage of a law granting them a pension. By Mr. PAINE: A memorial of ship builders, and owners of the State of Wisconsin, praying that Confo. will not hereafterpermit American registersto e.granted to foreign vessels, By Mr. PERHAM: The petition of ham, William Dun for increaseof pension. By Mr. SCHENCK: 3 petitions of the merchants, business firms, property holders, and others. citizens of Washington, praying the removal of the trhaielroopaedndinegpooftntuhiesasntrceeeftrsoamndaraovuennduethsecoCmapmituonliacantd.ing therewith. Also, the memorial of Robert A. Constable, late i. ofteer of the 7 5th Ohio volunteers, for roilet. Also, the memorial of of leather, for tanners and manufacturers a reduction or entireabrogation of the internal reyennetax on leather. Mr. STOKES: Papers in the case of John B. Cothran, of pension. Smith county, Tennessee, applying for By Mr. TAYLOR of Now York: The petition of Captain Daniel McMahon, for pensionfrom date of his disghargefrom the military service;. By Mr. UPSON: The petition of Willian Rough erty, and, 58 others, and the petition of L. Collins, and 51 others, all citizens of Berrien county, Michigan, praying Congress to take necessarymeasures for the impeachment of AndrewJohnson, POTUS By Mr. VANHORN, of NewYork: The petition of 47 citizens of the town of Alabama, Genessee gounty, NewYork, Fothe passageof the bill for increaseof tariff on wool.