Skip Skip The following petitions, &c., were presented under therule and referredto appropriatecommittees: By Mr. BAXTER: lhcpetition of J. S. Morrill, and others, ofFranklin, Vermont, askingincreaseotdutiel onBfyo Mr. BOUTWELL: The etition ofZibnGay and others, citizens of Chclmstor, Massachusetts, asking for an amendment of the tnriff. By Mr. BROOMALL: the etition of numerous manufacturers. mechanics, an laborers, citizens of Munayunk, in the city of Philadelphia. prnying fora changein the taritflaws so as to atiurd adequate protection to American industry. By Mr. CULLOM: A petition signed by a large number of citizens of Logan county, in the State of Illinois, graying for the lpassage of Just and equal linrlsloiit a regulation of interstate insurances of a Ill“ 5. By Mr. DELANO: The petition of Michael OCon ncll. oneof the crewof the Indianola. praying indem nity for the lossof clothing amountin to 60 dollnrs by the capture of said vesselon the Mississippi river by the enemy. Also, the petition of George A. McCleary, u nd500 otheis. citizens and wool growers ol the 13th congressional district, Ohio, prayingCongresstoenact such duty on foreign woolsastogive equal protection to the wool growers of this country With that now given to woolen manufacturers. Also, the petition of P. S. Humrickhouse and IN others, citilens and wool growers ot Coshocton county, Ohio, to the same eflect Also, the petition of Waldo Taylor, and 6 others, insurance agentsof Newark. Ohio. praying Congress to regulate the laws of insurancebetween the States. By Mr. EGGLESTON: the petition of W. Y.Gliol son, and lfiothers, attorneys,of Cint inriati.Ohio.pray in for an increase of salnricsof distriet Judges. By Mr. HALE: The petition of OrdnanceSergeant Robert Graingcr. U.S. Army, for comen salion for property destroyed by the rebels at ur rancas barracks while in the line of his duty as ordnance officer at said post. Also. 5 petitions of citizens of Essex county, Now York, for protection to American labor. Also. remoustrancoof N. Lapham, and others, eit ilens of Clinton county, NewYork, against renewal of the roci rooitg treaty. By Mr. UB ARI), of NewYork: The petition of Messrs. Scott ill Conway. of Norwmh, NewYork, praying that the dut on barlcy imported from Can ada and the British vince sin NorthAmerica may not exceed the duty of 5 centsper bushcl. By Mr. INGERSOLL: The petition of William Seeley, J. H.Bamholder C. E. Newton, J. E. Thomas, and others, of Cliillicothe. Illinois, for the enlargementoftho Michigan and Illinois canal and the improvement of the llinms river, 8:0, By Mr. KETCHAM: The memorial of Mr. W. Evans dz Co and Willard 6t Waterbury. for the admission of barley from Canada at a moderaterate of duty. By Mr. MILLER: A petition of mcchiipics and laborers in American manufacturing establishmcllu atManayunk, Philadelphia to have the taritf amend for the protcction o labor. Mr. ORHEAD: A memorial from citizlens of (East Virginia. praying foithe pawns" 0 5 “V relating to insurance companies. By Mr. YRICE: A memorial of the Legislature of the State of Iowa, askin for the establishment of certain mail routesin salt State. 13vMr. RICE, of Massachusetts: The memorial of A. Richardson, and others. of Massachusetts. for gdjustment of the duty on barley from the British lOVllICC i By Mr. SCHENCK: The petition of P. OConnell for coinpensntiop for the use by the Government of pontoon: of his invention. NOTICE OF A BILL. The following notice for leave to introduce a bill was given under the rn: By Mr. JULIAN: A bill to equalize the boanhcsof soldiers and sailors who served the U.S. during the late rebellion.