Skip Skip PETITIONs, Etc. The following petitions, &c., were presented under the rule, and referred to By the appropriate committees: The SPEAKER.: The petition of Foster, Charles H. of NCarolina, praying the disbandment of the NCarolina militia. Also, a petition of the people of Louisiana, praying fo national aid to repair and reconstruct the State evees. By Mr. ALLISON: The petition of D. G. Eldridge and 349others, citizens of Iowa, for impeachment o the President. By Mr. BIDWELL: The petition of the “CaliforniaI 3yVolunteers' Union, ” asking for relief. Mr. BINGHAM: The petition of Major general Hancock, and others, officers of Army the U.S. opay. By Mr. COBB: A petition of citizens of county, Wisconsin, Crawford for improvement of water communications between the Mississippi river and the AtBlayntMicr.seCaO bNoaKrLdING: The petition of Troy and Boston Railroad Company, asking a reduction of duty on imported railroad iron.. By Mr. DRIGGS: The petition of G. D. Philbrick, and 82 others, of Tuscola county, Michigan, askin Congress to impeach the President on account o 14 reasonsand chargesmade in said petition. Also, the petition of A. Beckert, and others, of Ala bama, praying Congress to By impeachAndrewJohnson. Mr. HALE: Petitions of General John C. Robinson and others, and of General W. W. Burns and others, officers of the U.S. Army, praying for increase of o: Also, petitions of General Henry S. others, Burton and of General Henry Brewerton and others, of Lieutenant A. S. B. Keyes and others, and of Lieu tenant B. K. Roberts and others, officers of the U.S. Army, praying for restoration of commutation value of ration to 50 cents. Also, petitions of Captain T. G. Baylor and others and of Major H.R.Putnam and others, officers of the U.S. Army; to Also, theE'." ofilevisaMm.e effect. Roberts, a disabled soldier of the war of 1812, praying for increase of pension. Also, a memorial on behalf of the town of bury, Queens Warren county, NewYork, praying for, reim bursement for U.S. Treasury notes lost at sea by steamer, Melville, By Mr. HARDING, of Illinois: A, citizens memorial from of Port Byron, Illinois, relative to a postoffice at Also, that place, a memorial, from cigar makers of 4th district, joi.for the repeal of laws requiring permits, &c. By Mr. HART: The petition of D. R. Barton, and 121 others, citizens of Rochester, NewYork, praying that pensions be paid to the surviving soldiers of the war of 1812. By Mr. LAFLIN: The petition of Oliver Lumphry, for the passage of an act providing that his muster date from the date of the reception of his commission By Mr. McCLURG'. A petition for the relief of SaBryah Murphy, of StFrancois county, Missouri. Mr. MooRiif AD: A petition of clerks in the internalrevenue Bureau, Treasury Dept, for additional compensation. Also, a petition signed by A. W. Foster, Esq., of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, asking that the law relative to the election of members of Congress, he changed. By Mr. RANDALL, of Kentucky: The petition of Patrick O. Hawes, off Kentucky, for compensation for horseslost in the service of By Mr. CE, of Maine the U.S. of the board of aldermen and common council of the city of Washington, and other citizens, for an appropriation of money to build an Pogo arch acrossthe branch from axenue to By NewJersey avenue. Mr. SCHENCK: The petition of J. Winters, latAelsCoa, ptain U.S. volunteers, for relief. the petition of 8 officers of Army, the U.S. for an increase of Mr. WojiSici?g?; The petition of Friend A. Brainard, of Vermont, for the return of commutation money, with accompanying papers. NOTICES OF BILLS. The following notices for leave to introduce bills were given under the rule: By Mr. SPALDING: A bill to exempt ship timber and fire wood imported from the British Provinces froAmlsot, ariff duties under certain circumstances. a bill to abolish tonnage consular fees in certain cases.