Skip Skip PETITIONS. The following petitions, &c., werepresentedunder the rule and referredto the appropriate committees: By the SPEAKER: The petition of Messrs. Os born. Nilcs. Tcomiiden.Seymour. Hzlllllill].Freder ickson, and manyothers.businessmen ofLnportu, Indiana, asking legislation in regard to interbtaoe insurance regulations. By Mr. BAXTER: The petition of Henry Thorp, and 52 others. of Charlotte. Vermont. asking additional duties beassessedon foreign wool. By Mr. BEAMAN: The etition of Mr. B: Robbins and 321 others, citizens O Adrian. Michigan, on vicinity. praying for an equalization of bounties to volunteers. By Mr. BINGHAM: The petiti ons of Charles J. GTaexo.rgeWWilliiartmz, Moore, John Martin. J. S. Potts, county. Ohio, asking 730 olhocthieenrts.periottiieeentsionoftoHaArmriseorin can wool. By Mr. CONKLING: The petition of S. A. Bunce, and others.as to interstate insurance. Also. the petition of citizens of Cayuga county, NewYork asklnilthat lumber be relievedfromduty. By Mr. DONN LLY: A petition from citizens of Staul. Minnesota. in favor of just and equal laws for the regulation of intorStute insurances. Also, a petition from citizens ofBloominirton. Minnesuta, in favorof an increaseof the tariti uponwool. neAslostoa., aa.groaminsotnstriinceof citizensof Hastings, Minn the obstructioncof the free navigation of the Mississippi river by the construction of a bridge at Clinton. Mr. DRIGGS: The petition of Dr. Duflield Hon. H. Baldwin and 60others, citizensofDetroit. lVIich igan, for such a liberal extension of a.railroad land grant to theState ofhlioliignnaswill secure the completion of s.roiid to connect WithLake Sn crior. By Mr. EGGLESTON: The petition of armyMn. lon, Sally Drake, and Mnxficld Huston, as heirs of Colonel Villiam Crawford. praying for relief from Governmentin consequenceof servicesrendered by Colonel Crawford againstthe Wy and otte tribe oi In dises in 1782. Mr. ELDRIDGE: The petition of 100citizens of Slicboygan county. Wisconsin, for an increase of tencents per wool importec%. ail oaloremon States. ound and ten intothe Unite BIy lt Mr. E D: The petition o ll.47c2itizens of ruinbull county, Ohio. asking for increasedpro tection of American wool. Also, the ctition of L. M. Kirk, and 74others, citizensofSinit lOWliShlp, LH!I!ODIDICOUDI), OHIOpray int: for increased protection on American woo. By Mr. GRIDS t: The petition of citizens of Met cal count. Kentuck. in behalf of David Phillpot. By Mr. conGYEA: Thompson and 71 the remonstriince of John gnu. against an others.citisens ofJockson. Michi extensmn of the Ainboy, Lansing, and Traverse Bay railroad land grant to the company of that name. I By Mr. MORRIS: The remonstraucoofHqu.Jam es C. Smith and other eminent lawyers of Ontario county, NewYork, against mops silageof the bill to reorganize the Federal judiciary now before the HoRep. Also, 2 petitions numerously signed by wool growersof Ontario county, NewYork. asking for an increaseof duty on importpdwool. Also, concurrent resolution of the Legislature of the State of NewYork. requesting the Sens&Reps in Congressfrom the State of NewYork to propose and vote for:i.laivfor paying the adjudicatedelaims of the militia who served in the war of 1812. By Mr. PAINE: The petition of G. P. Son, and 22others.firms of Milwaukee, for mHoowdiifittckation of excisetax on stoves. Also, resolutions on the subject of reconstruction of late rein lStates, adoptedat a meetingo! citizens of Rome, Win o sin. By Mr. PRItl.: The petition ofcitiiiens of davon port, Iowa, asking for the enactment of Just and equul laws for the regulation of interState insurancs of all kinds. Mr. RICE, of Maine: The petition of Adam H. Merrill and others, of Maine. asking repeal of law exacting!internal tax on roofing slates. By Mr. SCOFIELI):JtResolutions of the Lexis liiture of Peiinsylwnia. in favor of equalizing boun tios to soldiers. Also. ii. JtResolution in favorof increasing the number O Arm float chaplains. I By Mr. WASIT URN. of Massachusetts: the petition of Luke Lyman and 86 others, citizens of the Connecticut valley. in Massachusetts. dealers and growersof tobaccoand manufacturers of cigars.ask 111Rthat the duti on cigars be changed from the presentgradust scaleto one of uniform rate: and that that rate be fixed at not less than 3 dollars perpound and 50%. colcolon m. Also. the petition of S. G. Hubbard, and 33others. citims of Hatfield. Mammhuse ttl. for same purpose. Also, the petition ofJohn T. Fitch and 25 others, citizens of Hatfield. Massachusetts.for same purDOC By Mr. WINDOM: The petition ofC. H.Hughson, and 51 others, citizens of Minnesota. asking)n in crrased dut on wool. Mr. wymonr. The petition of w. A. Brintsing offer, and others. dealers in leaf tobacco and manufacturersof cigars, for increase of duties upon imported cigars.