Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions, &c. were presented under the ruleand referredto the appropriate committees: By the SPEABER: The etition of John W. Zigler, W. A. Place, W. A. Ban all. P. Lans, and many others, of Laporte county, Indiana. Asking an incrense of duty on foreign unwashed wool competing with American wools and doubling of duty on washed wools and trilin on scouredwools. By Mr. BA TL: The petition of Marion M.Bux ton, w1dow of Jsmee H. Bunion, U.S. Navy, askin to be placed on the pension rolls. B Mr. CLARKE, of Kansas: The memorial of J. N. ourassa. A. F Novnrrcs, and B. ll. Bertrand, delegatesof the Pottawatomie Indians, praying for an appropriation of the sum of $164, 5Q745, arising from stipulations contained in the various treaties hptitveen the Pottawatomie Indians and the U.S. By MruDAVIS: The petition of Charles 13.Stuart. of the state of ncw Yor, asking for relief. By Mr. ECKLEY: The petition of 58 citizens of Stark county, Uliio iiskinfiadditionahduty on wool. By Mr. liARhSiVURT: The petition of E. S. Smith, and a large number of others, citizens of Batavia. Illinois, in favor of a uniform system of insurance. "Also, the petition of S. E. Hyde, and numerous others, citizens of DeKalb county, Illinois, for an increasedtaritf upon wool. Also the ictition of n. H. Powers, and others.citizensofDe alb county, Illinois, for a taxof 2 dollars a year upon o 5. By MLF RY: the memorial of citizens of them met couu, Michigan, praying for the restoration to market O railroad grant lands and the proceeds thereofbe applied to railroadpurposes. Also, the petitionof mnny citizens ofIonia. Michigan, praying for the passageof alaw regulating intertote insurancesofall kim. Also. a like memorial of manycitine ns of Green villc, Michigan. Mr. GARFIELD: The petition of L. B. Gold sOmhiioth, paranydin6g2 others, citizensof Ashtabula county, for an increasedprotection of Amen can wool. Also, the petition of N. L. Warm, and 122others, citizens of Portagecountv, Ohio.on the sameSUBJGOL Also, the petition of h. 0. Lyman and 33 others, citizens of Geaugacounty, Ohio.on the samesubject. Also, the petition of Thomas Hawkins, and 119 others. citizens of Mahoning county, Ohio, on the samesubject. Also, the petition of Charles M. Warren and 448 others, citizens of Mineral Ridge, Mahoiiing county, Ohio, praying for an increasedprotection to American manufacturing anihnining interests. Also, the petition of Charles H and rews and 50 others, citizens of YounzstoWn, Ohio. on the same u cct. Also, the fietition of Charles Benedict, and 20 others, citizens of ruceyille, Trumbull county, Qhio. pray in for the equalization of soldiers bountics. o.the etition of Almon l). Webb.and32others, citizens of mbull county.Ohio, asking the passage of a law by Congress to regulate and protectinsur ancecompiinies. Mr. UBBARD, of Iowa: The petition ofJ. L. A. osby and others, asking Congressto enact just and equallaws for the regulation of interstate insur imeesof all kinds, kc. By Mr. HUBBELL. of Ohio: The petition of J. E. Cahil, and 36 others, citizens and wool growersof Union county, Ohio. praying for increased duties upon foreign wools. By Mr. LONGYEAR: Thgfftllllon of.TamcsGould, and 48others, of Jackson, i Michigan. asking for just and equal law! regulating interstate insurance. Also, the remonstranoo of A. E. Steele and 116 others.citizens of lngham county. MiohiIan against an extensionof the Amboy, Lansing, and averse Bay railroad land grant to the company of that name. By Mr. MOORHEAD: The memorial from the Board of Trade, Pittsbiiriz. Pennsylvania, praying for congressional action to authorize the construction or completion of the pittsburg and connellsvillo railroad to iiinberland, Maryland. Mr. MOULTUN: The petition of Miss Susan Y. moneth, Erflxlni for indemnity for losses.&c. By Mr. MY Rb;The ctition of Lewis Ladnnius and William P.Ellison, o Philadelphia, representing the estatoofJoh n Moore. deceased, ownersof st iiiiro No. 760EtlSl.Capitol street, between2ndand hird streets, Washington, DistCol, occupied by the Government since 1361.askingrCongressfor the passageof an act to pay them rent for the same. Also, the petition of taiiiiers and manufacturersof Amoricancalf skins.to relieve themfrom the revenue tax and increasethe taxationsaid articles. Also, the memorial of Dr. Wilson Jewell, for a change in the present quarantine laws: praying, also for astrict codeof internal hygienic regulations, as the quarantine systemof itsel! has always to prevent the spread of great epidemie diseases. y Mr. PAI l: The petition of B. A. Ilubbiird, and 62 others, citizens of Troy. Walworth county, Wisconsin, fortiiritfon foreign wools. Also. the etition of GeorgeV. Weeks, and 900thers. Citizens of yous. Walwortlt county, Wisconsin, for iin position of specifiedlltlBSOlIforeignwo. lso, the petition of S. l“. h eeld.an 176 others, citizens of East Troy Wiilworth county, Wisconsin, for specified duties on foreign wools. Mr. PERHAM: The petition of Mrs. Charlotte E. ed, fora onsion. By Mr. RIC, of Massachusetts: The petition of Pratt Jr Wentworth, and others, praying for a reduction of the internalrevenuetag on stoves. By Mr. WILLIAMS: The petition ofwool growers of Butler county, Pennsylvania, praying for an increaseof duties on foreign wools. Also, thememorinl of manufacturers ofleather and shoes in Butler county, Pennsylvania, asking for removal of internal duties on the former article. Also, the memorial (being the 2nd today) of wool growersof Butler county, Pennsylvania, praying for an increaseof duties on Wool.