Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions, &c., were presentedunder the rule, and referredto the appropriate committees: By Mr. BUCKLAND: The ctition of E. N, Bart lett and 35 others,citizens of uron and Eric coun— ties. Ohio: I. Not to restore any State that has rehclled and warred against the U.S. until adequatese curitly has beenobtained against future attemptsto 50900. H. Not to allowany distinction on account of color or descentin the lawsor municipal regulationsof the DiIsRIr.ict of columhin. Proposinl: several amendmentsto the Countltution of the U.S.: 1. The Union of the U.S.A shall beperpetual. 2. cluding all of any classor color from representaEtixon in any State where such class or color are excluded from suffr e. 3. The national faith shallbe forever sacred. 4.n rebel Statestobeprohibited from making distinction in their constitution or laws on account of color or descent and no payment to be made b; State or U.S. for emancipated slaves. Congress shall have power to enforce these articles by uppiropriatclczislation. Mr. CULLOM: A petition of morethan shun dr citizens of Logan county. in thestate of Illine u, calling upon Congressto provide for the completion of the ship canal connecting Lake Erie with Lake Ontario and the Hudson river: for the enlargement of the Illinois and Michigan canal and the improvement of the Illinois river and for other improvements of nutionul benctit. By Mr. GARFIELD: The potion of R. A. Gillette, and 136others, citizens of Ravonna, Portage county, Ohio. praying Congressto passgeneral laws equalising bounties to all who served during the late war and who were honorably discharged; and, in caseof death while inservirc. to the heirs. By Mr. LAWRENCE, of Pennsylvania: The petition of sundry soldiers of Beaver county, Pennsyl vania. asking an increaseofpension. By Mr. WILSON, of Pennsylvania: Resolutionsof the citizens of the city ofWilliumsport, Pennsylvania, remonstrating against the renewal of the reciprocity treaty between t a U.S and Canada. Also, a petition of the citizens of Center Pennsylvania, against the renewal of the recicpornoncitg treaty betweenCanada and the U.S. Also. a petition of non commissionedothqersnshos pitalstewardsin theregular Army of the U.S and detailed as clerks in the Surgeon G generals Bu reau of the War Dept. praying for the resto— ration of theirjust rights and dues,by the payment of their lawful bountics. Also, the petition of Rose A. Cameron.hejr at law 9Jf nmesB ell,deceased a revolutionary soldier, praying for relief.