Skip Skip PETITIONs, ETC. The following petitions, &c., were presented under the rule, and referred to By the appropriate committees: Mr. ARNELL;. A memorial from a portion of the colored men of the State of Alabama, asking a repeal of the 3%. tax on cotton. Mr. BINGHAM: The Poio together with exhibits, of John Fordyce, of Ohio, for Aso, relief. the petition, together with exhibits, of Peter D. Robins, of Qhio, for relief.. By Mr. Fisk RY: The petition of Thaddeus L. Waters, Norman Cunningham, Morgan Thompson, Patrick Rooney, and 30 others, citizens of Muskegon county, Michigan, praying for the restoration to market and settlement certain, lands in said county treersmervoefdreosreigrvinaatilolyn, hunodiefr Indian treaty, &c., the now expired, By Mr. GARFIELD: The petition of J. L., Hart zell, and 32 others, citizens of Berlin, Mahoning county, Ohio, praying for increased protection on American wool. By Mr. HARDING, of Illinois: The petition of cigar makers of Quincy, Illinois, o: that spe cific duties and revenue stamps be substituted for the advalorem and present tax, under which, by frauds, their business is destroyed. By Mr. HQGAN: A memorial of the North Mis: souri railroad, of Missouri, praying for certain relief. By Mr. HOOPER, of Massachusetts: The petition of, Snow, &c., and Albert Bouker, for a ch an ge of register. HUBBARD, of NewYork: The petition of Eleazer Brown, and 54 others, citizens of Norwich, in the county of NewYork, praying for the immediate passage of a tariff which shall conform to the bill agreed upon by the joint, committee of wool growers and manufacturers; and which passed the HoRep at By Mr. HUBBELL, its last session. of Qhio: The petition of, W. W. Wood, and 96 others, citizens of Marysville, Ohio, remonstrating against any immediate contraction of theo Mr. HUMPHREY: Remonstrance of citizens of Buffalò, NewYork, against granting Americaw registers to foreign built vessels. By Mr. INGERSOLL;. The petition of John B. Nixon, and 250others, citizens of Woodhull, Illinois, praying for aoBy from Oneida to Woodhull. Mr. JULIAN: The memorial of the working imngetno, nmneachvya nyicasrd, a, nadskoitnhgers, employeesin the Wash an increase of compensation. Also, the memorial of J. E. Wallace, praying such action by Congressaswill compel the State of flouis ioarnigaintaollryet droocneadteedalflosrw.am.p loands.within her borders already which have not been sold to bonafide purchasers, and asking for an appropriation to defray the expense of repair ine leveesof said State.. lso, the petition of 28citizens of Richmond, Indiana, manufacturers and journeymen cigar makers, to alter the present systemof stamping by selling stamps itnocmreaansuefathcetupreernsaalttyfifyoer dvoiolllaarts inpgerththeouinstaenrndal and revenue laws. Also, the petition of 21 citizens of Indiana, prayin the impeachment of the POTUS for high crimes and misdemeanors.. By Mr. KOONTZ: A petition of certain citizens of Franklin county, Pennsylvania, asking for change of time of departure of mails from Greencastle, on route No. 2559, from 12 o'clock m. to p.m. 6 o'clock of eachday, and for increased pay for carrying the mails on said route. By Mr. LAWRENCE, of Pennsylvania: 2 remonstrancesfrom citizens of Waynesburg and vicinity, in the county of Greene, Pennsylvania, against any curtailment of the national i.o Mr. MOORHEAD: A petition of Nimick & Co., C.G. Hussey, and others, citizens of sylvania, praying Pittsburg, Penn that the law of copyright be extended to trade marks.. y Mr. PIKE: The petition of J. A. Millikon, and 13 others, of Cherryfield, Maine, in aid of of Robert L. }R, for pension. the petition By Mr. ROLLINS: The petition of W. F. Lahey, and 37 others, citizens of ter, NewIpswich and Manches: NewHampshire, journeymen cigar makers and manufacturers of cigars, representing inequality and injustice in the tax law passed last session of gress, and praying for cona modification of the same. By Mr. VANAERNAM: The petition of Mrs. aAslmviorlaun Tteheormnpusrosnedu asking tchoemwpaernfsoartitohnef Uorni services