Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions,lcc., wero prosentedunder the ruleand referredto the appropriate committees: By the SPEAKER; The petition of Thomas J. Powell praying for relief, Mr. AMES: The petitionof south SeituatoSavings Brink. for repeal of the internal provenuo tax on saBvying rinDstAitVuItSions The memor ial of B. F. Roxford J amcsS. Leach, and others, attorneysof the Federal courts in the State of NewYork. r oruonstratrng against the passage of the lull DOW pending in the Senate for the reorganilwoaoi the Federal courts. Uy MLDELANU: Tho petiiion oltle orgo w. Penpy, and 1, 200others, citizens and wool growers ot Licking county, Ohio, praying on increased duty on foreign wool, and the protection of wool growers equal to that of manufripturcrsof this country. lly Mr. DU The memorial of Richardson, Boyntun 6; 00., and J. L. Mott B 00., and others, relative to the manufactureof stoves. Also, thememorial of GeorgeW. Blunt, Mosoa H. Grinnoll and others. urging that an appropriation bemadefor the payment of the officersand crew of the Kurrsargo for the destruction of the Alabama. Also, the memorial of manufacturersof flax and hump, praying an increasedduty onimported articles mode romhemp, By Mr. FARNSWORTH: The petition o fJ. W. Shannan, hi. hi. ll. Boyce and others, citizens of Illinois, for uniform insurance laws. Also, the petition or citizens of Kano county, Illine rs.in favor or increasing inriil upon wool. lly Mr. llAltDlNU, of Illinois: The petition of citizens of Coalcsburg, Illinois, to exemptfromtam, tiun alcohol usedIn medical preparations. By Mr. HOLMES: The remonstriincoof D. M. K. Johnson, and others, citizens of Oriciila county. NewYork, againstthe passageof the bill reorganizing the Federal judiciary. By Mr. LAWRENCE, of Pennsylvania: 2 potitions from citizens of Beaver county. Pennsylvania, for an increase oi duty on foreign wools. Mr. LUNGYEAR: Iiro petition of Henry 0. An rus, and 75others.onilenlof Battlo Crok, Michigan, asking for an inc: usedduty on wool. By Mr. M! l IllS: T o petition of Cain boll.d. Tlrnycr, Grove 6: Brother, udd Linseed an S )Clm Oil UompanyJohrih.Lcwrsrlr Brothers, and ot cro, manufacturersofliirse ed oil in the citres 9f NewYork and Philadelphia, forinercase of the tarillon IOIOIKH linseedoil to 30 cents per gallon, and for the removal of the discrimrnationof ton percoat.on linseed importeddirect. lso, the petition of citizens of the State of Dela ware, asking that the salary of Ephraim l. Locker mau, keeper of the ligh house at ltcedy Island, in DeBlyaware bay; now but ill, may beincreased. Mr. I IrEB: A petition fromcitizens of Pennsylvania, prayin that the constitutionof the U.S. he anointed so that the President and VEEP may is chosen by the punlified voters directly without the intervention O Electoral colleges and that the voting for thesooiliocsbe confined to citizenswli o eairrend. Also, a petition lrom citizens of the counties of Union and Northumberlnrnlhin thestate of Pennsylvania, [graying Congressto impose such conditions upon to ol Statesas shall punis itreason and reward lofialtx with cuntidmiceand horror. y. Mr. MtlllltllrL: the petition of W. ILWalkcr, and 2}others.citizens of Ludlow. Vermont. praying for the establishment of a national Bureau of Insur ance. Also, the ctltion of H. A. White, and others, citi ponsof wasington, Orangecounty, Vermont, praying lfsoor, athneinpeeretiatisoendtoafriSff. oMn.wDoioklc.man, and others. citizens of Rutland county, Vermont, praying for an increasedduty on wool. Also, the petition of Elliot E. Kellen and G3oth ers, citizens of Windham county, Vermont, praying for an increasedlariffon wool. f By {thi SCHENCK: The petition ofJohn Hatfield or rere. By Mr. UPSON: the petition of J. B. Tompkins, and 49 others, citizens of Grrnrd, Branch county. Michigan, praying Congressto increase the duties on forciim wool. By Mr.wILLIAMS: the potitiop of wool grower! ofButle rcounty, Pennsylvania, nskingfor an increase of duty on foreign wools. Mr. WILSON, of Pennsylvania: Thodpotitron of.Iosoph B. Roper, for compensation for damages donehim and his property by Indians. Also, the petition of Edmund Blanchard, executor of the last will and testament of Captain Evan M. Buchanan. deceased, for the passageof a law releasing the estate ofsnrd Buchanan from the rnymont of the sum of $43689, ducthe U.S. from him as commissnryoisubsistenco, 3rd division. 6th Army cors U.S. Army. Elityoltrlrp., WanOdO5D5BoRth iDerGs, IQ citizcn osopfettriidogncopfo Prtrosper Vermont; and alsothe petition of Goor eliainmond, and 360lll0f8, (21tl30n 30fAtltlISOn county, HDODLPIWUH for an increased duty on foreign wool.