Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions he" werepresented under thBeyrule and referred to the a pproriate committees: Mr. BANKS: The petitiono ownersof the ship Daring. of Boston. for redressfor damagessustain by an embargoby the British authorities in India. Also. the memorial of Horatio Walter. claiming compensationfor servicesrendered to CensusOffice, Dept of theInterior. SaAvlisneg.s the memorial of oficers of the Stoneham Bank. of Massachusetts.for exemptionfrom taxation. Also. the etition of workingmen for the alteration of the tarifor the protection of labor: Mr. CLARKE. of Kansas: The ctitiqn of Rob ert Reed and 30others.citizens of ranklin county, Kansas. praying for certain amendmentsto the constitution of the U.S. By Mr. COOK: The petition of citizens of LaSallo county. Illinois. asking for the passageof a law rog ulating interstate insurances. y Mr. CULLOM: A petition signed by numerous citizens of Springfield. Illinois. praying for the passage of a national insurance law. regulating interstate insuranceof all kinds. Mr. LING: the petition of F. M. k B. H. Bixby. to have compound interest notes lost at sea reissuedto themby the SecyTreasury. Also. the petition of D arLING.Albertson 8: Rose. for the a ustment of their clagm. By Mr. AWSON: The petition of the members of the bar of Westmoreland county Pennsylvania, asking an increase of salar for o Judges of the district court of the U.S. is the consideration of House bill No. 279, rel Also. the petition of the member! of the but of Indiana county, Pennsylvania asking an increase of salary for the judge of the U.S. district court western Pennsylvonia. By Mr. ECKLEY: The petition of citizens. Wool growers, of Columbiana county, Ohio, asking an additional dirty on wool. Also, the petition of 88wool growers, of Jefferson countff Ohio, on the samesubroct By tr. FARNSW ORT11: A pethion of citizens of Kano county, Illinois, for increaseof tniiff on wool.Mr. LE: 6 petitions of citizens of Essex county. NewYork, for protection to the interests of AmAlesroic, an wool growers. 2 petitions of citizens of Essex count, NewYork, for increased duties on imports so as ally to prAopsicot, th woompeeltaitbioonrs of citizens of Essen and Clinton counties.New lork, for further protection to American industry. Also, the etition of Thomas Potter, and others, citizens of Wurren eouiity, NewYork Jor the passage of laws reulating interstate insurances. By Mr. ITCHCOCK: The memorial of the Nebraska Legislature, praying for land bounty for No brAiulskoa, volunteers. the memorial of the Nebraska Legislature, for reimbursement tor expenses incurred in suppressing Indian hostilities. Also, the memorial of the Nebraska Legislature, for mail route from Ponen to Fremont. Also, the memorial of the Nebraska Legislature. for mail route from Dakota Cit to Columbus. Also, the memorial of the l ebraska Legislature, for mail route from Hattsmonth to Beatrice. o, the memorial of the Nebraska. Legislature, for mail route from Dakota Cit to Yancton. of the memorial of the cbraska Legislature, for mail route from Plattsmoutb to Columbus. Also, the memorial of the Nebraska Legislature, praying for a grant of land to aid in the construction ofAalsroa, ilroad west from Nebraska City. the memorial of the Nebraska Legislature, for a grant of land to aid in the construction of a railroad westfrom Brownville. Also, the memorial of the Nebraska Legislature, that Congress should ive thesamegrants 10 tllfiin the constructionof the Burlington and Missouririyer railroag extensionthat is nowgiven the Union Pacific rm rou. By Mr. LAFLIN: The petitionof JosephB. Lee, oatndJuost the arnsd.oef qllucarkl imlawers establish Ninewg jifnotrer S, tinatfeav1onr surnnee. B MnMERCUR: The petition of about 1,000 honorally discharged soldiers of Bradford county. Pennsylvania, praying for an e utilization of bounties. By Mr. A OOltheAD: fhe petition of J. McDonald Glenn, and others, citizens of Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, praying for an increase of duty upon f7orci n wool. By Mr. RAYMOND: The petition of Daniel Fitzgerald for a right to renew his patent for the salamander safe. By Mr. RICE,of maine: The petition of Hon.ed ward “but and others, of Bangor. Maine, asking suspension of the law taxing issues of State banks 10%. until October1, 1867., By Mr. ROGERS: The memorial of P. Ballintine 8: Sons and others, brewers, in relation to duty on harle. By Mr. SAWYER: The petition of Eli Stitson, and 30Qothers, residents of Winneba O county, State of Wisconsin. asking for a duty of not less than ten cents peround and 10%. adualoremon all unwash wool, and doub ethatdut yonwashedwool of foreign production imported into the U.S.R. SE OFIELD: The petition of P. B. Temple ton. for compensationas stenegrnpher in taking testimony in the trial of Dr. GeorgeA. Gardiner. convicted of detrauding the Government of over half a million dollars. By Mr. VANHORN, of NewYork: The petition of 143citizens of Pavilion, NewYork. asking duty on wool. By Mr. WILLIAMS: The petition of citizens of Butler county, Pennsylvania, asking for an increase of duties on toreign wools.