Mr. TROWBRIDGE, from the ComEnrollBill, reported that they had examined and found truly enrolled bills of the following titles: An act (S.No.456) for the admission of the State of Nebraska into the Union; An act (S.No.462) to admit the State of Colorado into the JJnion; and An act (S.No.177) to incorporate the National Safe Deposit Company of Washington, in the DistCol. LEAVE OF ABSENCE. Mr. VANHORN, of NewYork, asked and obtained leave of absence for Mr. CLARKE, of Kansas, for 2 weeks. And then, on motion of Mr. WASHBURNE, of Illinois, (at 5 o'clock and ten minutes p.m.) the House adjourned. question under. PETITIONs, ETC. thTehreulefo, lalonwdinrgefepreretidtions, &c., werepresentedunder to the appropriate committees: By The SPEAKER: The petition of T. Foster, and others, citizens of Newton county, Indiana, prayin that there may be no curtailment or withdrawal o the national currency. Also, the petition of A.S. McCullough, Wm. Ross, C. L; Urmston, S. Bramble, N.West, and others, citizens of Newton county, Indiana, othat there may be no curtailment or withdrawal of the national currency. By Mr. ASHLEY, of Ohio: The petition of A. io. Charles and others, citizens of Toledo, Ohio, against a reduction of the national currency, &c.; and against compelling national banks to redeem their notes in NewYork city. Also, a others, petition, from M. Shoemaker, Esq., and citizens of Toledo, on the same subject. Also, a petition from Samuel Blanchard, and others, citizens of Toledo, on the same subject. Also, a petition from H. Rudd, Esq., and others,  citizens of peachmenWtood county, Ohio, praying for the lim of AndrewJohnson, POTUS. Also, the petition from Hon. W. T. M. Amy, acting Governor and SecyTerritory of NewMexico, praying for relief, &c. Also, the petition of 13: E. Lehman, and others, citizens of floe. Pennsylvania, praying the HoRep to present articles, of peachment against im: Andrew. Johnson, POTUS, for certain high crimes and misdeAmlseoa, norstherein named. the petition of John F. Compton, and a large number of citizens of Dalton, in the State of Gqorgia, for the impeachment of AndrewJohnson, resident of By the U.S.Mr. BENJAMIN: The petition of citizens of Schuyler county, Missouri, against any further reduction of the currency. By Mr. BOYER: The petition of citizens of sauquaCata in the county of Lehigh, Pennsylyanin, in opposition to the passage of an act authorizing the curtailment of the national currency, or having in view the return within a limited time to spocje payments; also, in opposition to.; of a compelling all national banks law to redeem their circu lating notes in Also, NewYork. the petition of cigar manufacturers, Journcy men cigar makers, dealers in cigars, growers of and dealers in sced leaf tobacco, for a changeof the present to a specific tax of not more than 5 dollars per 1,000 on all domestic cigars, and that the stamp be made a revenue stamp.sold by the collector only to licensed manufacturers in his district, with proper guards and checks the prevent frauds and counterfeits. By Mr. DRIGGS: The memorial of a appointed by committee the citizens of Ontonagon, Lake superior, Michigan, setting forth the reasons for and praying Congress to make an: for the improvement of the existing harbor at that place. teArsls, o, a petition of the Board of Marine Underwri of Cleveland, Ohio, for the same object. Also, a petition of the Board of Trade of Cleve lanAdls, oO, hio. for the same. Milwaukeaep, etition of the Chamber of Commerceof for the same. Also, a petition of 500citizens of Lake Superior, Michigan, and Ohio, embracing miners, ship owners anAdlsmoe, rehants, for the same object. the petition of citizensof Milwaukee, praying Congressfor an appropriation for the improvement of Marquette harbor. Lake Superior. Also, a memorial of the Board of Trade of Cleve land, Ohio, for the same object. Also, a memorial of the Board of Trade of Chicago, for same. Also, a petition, from Ambrose Campbell, P. M. Everett, and 50 others, citizens of Marquette, Lake Superior, Michigan, praying Congressnot to passany lawByto curtail the national currency: Mr. HAY ES: The petition of the Cincinnati sReecluierfe gUrneiaotne, r tphraotm Congress asnwdidllispaadtocpht imn eaacstiunrgesotno applications for pensions. P& Mr PER, of Massachusetts: The petition of William Claflin, and others, manufacturers of leather, to remove or reduce the tax on Jeather. By Mr. Ki.LLEY: The petition of John Trader, Washington, DistCol, praying to be reimbursed for the use of his property by the government. Also, the petition of Charles C. O’Neill, for balance due on wood on account of Government violation of coAnltsroa, ct the Controact dated December24, 1864. of H. D. McKinney, for balance duc on wood on account of Government violation of coAnltsroa, ct. Contract dated December24, 1864. the petition of the officers of the AntiSlavery Society of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, praying Congress to prepare such an amendment to the U.S. Constitution, to be presented to the several States for ratification, as will forever prevent any !on in the right of suffrage onaccount of race or coitor. By Mr. MOORIHEAI): A petition from 100citizens of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, against any further reduction of the currency, and against requiring national banks to redeem their notesin NewYork. By Mr. MOIRRILL: The Ro of N. G. Pierce, president of Westminster, Vermont, Farmers' Club and 179others, members of the citib' and citizens of Westminster. Vermont, praying for a By new tariff law. Mr. RICE, of Massachusetts: The petition of Wesley P. Bean, of volunteers, the 19th Massachusetts for a 13y pension, Mr. SCHENCK: The petition of citizens of Warren county, Ohio, praying that a pension may be granted to Henry Woodward, late of the 2nd offio volunteers. 13yMr. VANHORN, of NewYork: The petition of 101citizens of Geneseecounty, NewYork, asking tpheend passage of the bill for the tariff on wool now before Congress. By Mr. WASHIBURN, of Massachusetts: The petition of Thomas J. Dunbar & Co and Jacob F. Eaton, for compensation for the use of property on LongIsland, Boston harbor. o Mr. WENTWoRTH: The petition of W. H. McLean, late U.S. Navy, for relief. By Mr. wh, I, IA MS: The petition of William A. Charlton, ofing Alleghany county, Pennsylvania, pray for a Also, th.e."petition of citizens of county, Pennsylvania, protesting ag Wainessttmthoereland tpauillsine ernytreosfutmheptine antional currency, the early comof Specie payments, and the pas safe of any law to require the national banks to redeemtheir notes in NewYork, or prohibiting them from paying or receiving interest on balances. Also, the petition of citizens of Armstrong county, Pennsylvania, praying for the establishment of a mail route from Dayton, in the county aforesaid, to Kerr's Store, in the county of Clarion.