Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions, kc" wore presented pnder the rule and rgferred to the appropriate committees: y r.: ociinno.iicr.an B M B lFB. Th tt (11 d 40others, citizeps of West old Orleans county. Vor mont. praying for an increasedduty on foreign wool. Also, the petition of Straihen L. Leavitt and 39 others.citizens of Albany rleans county, Verine nt, praying for an increased duty on wool. o the memorial of P. T. Lunt and 9 others. of Burlington, Vermont, asking relio ftrom unreason ablo taxation on iron manufactures. Mr. DARLING: The petition of brewers. for reduction in do! on barley imported from Canada. Mr. DAVIS: The petition ofJohn Crause. Jay cox Grier and TUothers.citizensof Onondiigacounty, NewYork, asking legislation to regulateinter State insurance. Mr. DONNELLY: the petition of certain citizens of the State of Minnesota. ILSlLlllflfor an in crense of the timffupon Wool. Mr. DRIGGS: The petition of Hon. N.I 3B.rad ley, and 55 others citizens of Bay City. MichiganJor a law regulating insurancein the States. Mr. FABQUHAR: The petition of John Keely and others, of Brookville. Indiana.prawn: the enactment of Just and equal laws for the regulation of interstate insurancesof all kinds. Mr. GARFIELD: The petition of Cleveland and Mahoning railroad and citizens of Pittsburg, asking Congress to restore the right to build that portion of the Cleveland and Mahoriing railroad Within the State of Pennsylvania. which right had beentaken away hylegislation of the state of vPpnnsylvania. thus impairing vestedrights of the OIUIQHI of the State of Ohio. Also. the petition of J. H. Chamberlain and 171 others.citizens of Mahonins county. Ohio. praying foBr yan increased rotcctive tariff. Mr. HOTE KISS: The petition ol citizens of Schuyilor county, lNOw York. for additional duties upon mm o Ty woo s. Mr. HUBBELL of Ohio: The petition of Nor man Panfut and 770t ers.citizensand wool growers of Delaware county. Ohio. praying for increaseddu ties on foreignyools. Also the potion of D. E. Peters and 62others.citi rens of Delaware county, 0hio. praying for increased dutieson foreignwools. “ Also. the petition of John Johnson. ando00th“. citizens and wool growers of Union pounty. Ohio, praying for increasedduties upon loicignwopls. Mr. INGERSOLL: The petition of citizens of Stark county. Illinois. for a tax on dogs. Also. the petition of citizensof Star county, Illine Bisy. for an increased duty onforeign wool. Mr. LAWRENCE, of Ohio: 3 petitions of soldiers of Logan, Auglaise and Diirko counties. in hio. in favor of an equalization of bounties. Mr. LYNCH: The petition of trustees of Gor hain Seminary. for grant of land to aid in providing for the educationof children of soldiers and sailors who have died or becomedisabled in the service of the bycountry. Mr. ilORRIS: The petition of J. S, Beecher. Esq., and a large number of others, asking for an incBryeaseofdutv on foreign wool. Mr. MOULTON: The petition of the U.S. assessorof the 10th district of Illinois. praying for increased compensationfor sen ices. Mr. ROLLINS: the otition of J. B. wulker and others, officersof the 1owHampshire Savings tBioannsk.hianviEnegnncooreda, pliirtaa isntgoctkh.at allhsearveinlegassiendstitufrom the tax of two%. now imposed upon their dividends. Mr. SCOFIELD: The petition of the members of the bar of Clenrticld county, Pennsylyanin, asking that the pay of U.S. district iudges be increased. Mr. WARD: The petition of G. W. Frank, C. W. Bailey, and others. prominent citizens of Wyo ming ctilunty.N ewYork, in favor ofineressing the duty on woo. Mr. WASHBUItNE. of Illinois: The etitio n of a large number of Illinois volunteer sol mm, in favBoyr of an equalization ofbounties. Mr. WENTWORTH: The petition of citizens of Chicago and others, for legislation respecting interstate insurances. Mr. WILLIAMS: The memorialof wool growers of Armstrong county, Pennsylvania, praying for an increaseof duty on foreign wools.