Skip Skip PETITIONS and MEMORIALS.R. CRIMES presented the petition of commodore T. Turner, U.S. Navy, praying that an set may be passed granting him a distributive share of the prize money arising from the captures of the steamers Aries, Cher okee, and StJohn, by the blockadings uad ran of? Charleston harbor commandedIiy imXle ieh was referred to the ComNavAffrs. He also presented the petition of Rear admiral Davi D. Porter, U.S. Navy, praying that his mother, Mrs. Eveline Porter, e granted a pension of 6 dollars a month; which was referred to the omniittee on Peusions. Mr. DAVIS presented the petition of Jerome B. Pillow, who represents that he is a loyal citizen of the U.S., and that a nun tity of cotton belonging to him was seize and appropriated by the officer in command of the iiite States forces at Helena, Arkansas, on or about the 12th of July, 1862; for which less he prays that compensation may be granted to him; which was referred to the ComClaims. Mr. MORGAN presented a memorial of the Chamber of Commerce of the State of NewYork, praying for an increase of the pay of offi eers of the U.S. Navy, together with a report of a special committee of the Chamber of Commerce which was appointed to make investigations on the subject; which was referred to the ComNavAffrs. Mr. SUMNER. I present a petition of citizens of the DistCol, in which they ask Congress to declare null nndvoid all laws and (parts of laws which make disqualifications and istinetions on account of color. It will be observed that this petition is broader than a petition merely askin for suffrage for colored persons; it asks that allaws that make any distinction on account of color shall be abolished. I move its reference to the ComDistCol. "he motion was agreed to. Mr. CHANDLER presented a memorial of citizens of Saginaw county, Michigan, remon strating against the renewal of the soealled reciprocity treaty; which was referred to the ComForRel. He also presented a petition of non-commissioned officers, musicians, and privates, who have lost legs or arms, or both, in the L U.S. service during the late war for the Union, prayin for an increase of pension; which was referre to the ComPensions. A BILL BECOMMITTED. On motion of