Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions. the"were presented under the rule and referredto appropriatecommittees: SaBvyinMgsr. AM lab: The petitionof North Bridgewater Bank. praying for a modification of the m stcarvninngl srebvacniikiise. law tuning deposits and dividend: of Also, the peti.ti on of North Easton Savings Bank. footrsraevim iegfs fbroamnks taxation on depositsand dividends ll Also, the petition of the Bristol County Savings ll citizens at and near Vinton Furnace. Vintnn county Bank.praying for i modification of the internalrevenue lii wimposing a tax on deposits and dividends of savings insiitutions. Also. the peiiiion of Lewis Holmes and others.citizens of Bridizewiiter. Massachusetts, for an aincndlment to the Constitution to impose such conditions upon the rebel Stutes as shall punish treason and reward loyalty and iibolis all lawsmaking distincltion on account of raceor color. l Also.iho ctitionof Artcmus Hale and others, I citizens of bridgewuter. Mus such usetw. asking an amendmentto the constitution of the U.S., providing for the electionof preSident and VEEP by a direct vote: also authorising Congressto i prescribeby lawthe qualificationsof voters for Presi]dent, VEEP and Representatives to Congross. innAsls, o. the petition of Hingham Institutions for Savi praying for the modification of thein the rnarel vl scanvui negaswin.simtitpuotsioinngs. tax on depositsand dividends of I, By Mr. ASHLEY. of Nevada: The memorial of otheeriiofU.S.steamerBaritone, Also. the memorial of officers of U.S., strainer Comanche. Also, the memorial of officersat Mare Island navy yard. By Mr. BALDWIN: The otition of the Worcester county, Massachusetts" nstitution for Savmgs, for relief fro tor on depositsin savings banks. By Mr. BA KER; the petition of citizens of Blair county. P eniisylvania. asking that the revenue laws be so sdiuste that more adequate protection be afforded to American industry. Also. the petition of citizens of philadelphia. askin that the revenue laws be so adjusted as to affor moreadequate protection to labor. Also, the petition of Olive Wright. of the State of Maine. widow of Joseph Wright. a revolutionary soldier. nskinir the beiictit of act of Congressapproved April 1, 1864. entitled "An act to increasethe pension of revolutionar pensionershow on the roll of the Pension office, to be extendedto her. Also, peilllffnflof citizens of Blair county. Pennsylvania.prayingthntsuch alteration he made in the revenue laws M will insure to the laborers in all nberarantcivhseswofa industry constant employment at romu: By Mr. BOUTWELL: The petition of Lowell InIstitutions for Savings. in referenceto timing, 0. s. savings Also, the ctition offidScoloi ed citizens of Georgia., asking for the clect ve franchise that they maymore i efficientlyexhibit their loyalty. l Also, the memorial of loyal citizens of Alabama, setting forth their grievances. {Mr. BUBDY: The petition and vouchers of W. tDo.crs, csson.lato aconimissaryof subsistenceof volun for paydueliim from tholdth dayof September. 18B6y3t.o Jflnullky 2. 864. Mr. COO: The memorial of 120citizens of LaSalle county, Illinois. prayingthat Governmentbonds besubjected to equiiltaxation with other property, and remonstrating against the withdrawal of legal notesby the substitution of untaxed bonds. Also, the memorial of Dillmiin d: Co. of Will county. Illinois. praying that th intoma revenue law be so amcued as to relieve manufacturers of agricultural implementsfrom the excessiveduplication of taxes to which they are now sulnce ted. By Mr. CULLOM: A remonstrnn cesigned by nu merous citizens of Springfield. Illinois. against the passageof a law authoriting the PostMGenl to scl stamped envelopesat the value of the stamps imrossedthereon. f y Mr. DAVIS: The petition ofA. Bradley & Son. maiiufacturers of agricultural implements i nSyra cuse.NewYork. praying for alteration of internalrevenuelaw atfectingmanufacturers. By Mr. DEMING: The petition of envelopeman ufacturcrs, against the gratuitous distribution of envelo cs. Mr. JENCKES: The petition of H. A. Hunts, and others.citizens of Pennsylvania, for passage of a genernl bankrn tlnw. Mr. llOfe lKlSS: The remonstranceofcitizens oft eState of Now York.ngaiustthe passage of a law authorizing the PostMGenl to sell stamped envelopes at the value of the stamps impressed thereon. Also. theyeti tio n of citi ssns of Bi ngliamton. NewYork, praying Congress to enact uniform laws upon the subject of insurance. F.BgpMarin. LaAnWdRoEthNeCrsE,woofoOl hgiroo we Trhseopfet Cithioanmpoaf iDgn. county. Ohio. in favor of a tax on dog. Also, the rcmonstrance of W. 0. Haskins, and others, of Piqua, 0liio, against the bill to authorize the PostMGenl to soil stamped envelopes at the value of thostampsthereon. Also, the romonstrance of holleyilz Brother, of Troy. Ohiols.oo, n the ep seatmitioen subject. of O. Forrall, Daniels 8: 00., of Piquts, Ohio, and others. manufacturers of agricultural implements, for a change in the revenue laws afioctingsuch manufactures. Also. the petition of William.M. Bryant, of Jay county, Indiana, and others, asking that said Bryant, of company A, 2nd battalion, 2nd regiiiicnt, U.S. volunteers, in the war of 1812.for a pension. Also. the Getition P. H. Wylie and many others. citizens of hio. ask ng Congressto adopt measures for amending the preambleto the constitution of the U.S. so that it shall acknowledge Almighty God as the sourceof all authority and power in civil goveruiiicnt and the Lordjesus Christ as the Ruler among the nations and His revealed will as of suproinc authority. ore. Also. the petition of I. 0. Garrett and 64 others. Ohio. for an increase O f the tarill on imports to protect manufacturers of min. 810. Also the petition of Isaac Brown and 64others, from i. o someplace. on the same subject. Also, the petition ofJohii Brooks, and 550lhers.cit item at Lawrence Furnace, Lawrence county. Ohio, on the samesubject. Also, the petition ofJohn Stewart, and 59others.of Gnllin Furnace, Galliucounty. Ohio. on the same subject. Also, the petition of 1.A. Damp”, and 0? others.of VBSHVIUS urnace, Lawrence county, Ohio, on the samesubject. I By Mr. LAWRENCE. of Pennsylvania: The pe tition of the assocmtionof wool growersof western Pennsylvania, for an increase of duties on foreign wool. By Mr. MILLER: The petition of trustees of the Baptist church of Tyrone, and the triistcu of the United Brethrens church of Tyrone. Blair count, Pennsylvunia.for damagesdone to the church hiiilings in consequenceof the same being occupied by Captain J., w. C enter, of company K, 16th regiment eteran cservecorps. Also, the petition from mechanics and laborers in manufacturing establishmentsof Union county. Pennsylvania, for amending the tariff so as to protect labor. By Mr. MOORHEAD: The petition of Mrs. Elisa hethT. Moorhead.of the DistCol. praying for relii t. Mr. MORRIS: The petition of A. F. Whitaker, of enn Yun, and others, ii committee of th c low makers of westernNewYork. asking for relic from ine rdinate xes. By Mr. PAINE: the petition of A. 0. Richmond, and !” others. tobacco growersof Wnlivorth county, Wisconsin. for a reduction of the tax on the lower gradesof ci areand smoking tobacco. By Mr. RICE. of Massachusetts: The LlllltlOIt of Edward F. Devens, acting volunteer licutciiniii U.S. Navy, for reimbursementfor expensesin defending himselfin a suit against the owners of the French ship Ln Manclic. By MLS HENCK: The petition of soldiersofOhio, for equal bounties. Also. the petition of mechanics and laborers, for legislation to protect American industry; y Mr. SPALDING: the petition of atriclrBoy lui, of Cleveland, Ohio, asking for a register for the British built schooner. E. P. Byerse, now owned in the U.S. By MrJVASllBURh E,of Illinois: The petition of many citizens of Illinois. praying Congress to passa law enacting that eight hours shall be the period of a legaldays labor for all, orkiiicn. artisans, or laborers in the employ of the U.S.