PETITIONs, ETC. The following. to;were presented under therule, and referred to the appropriate committees: The SPEAKER: The petition of George White, and 90 others, loyal citizens of complaining Bluntcounty, Alabama, of rebel rule, of being taxed to pay expenses of asking relierfe.bel converftions and Legislatures, and LEY. The polition of williams. Boyee & Sons, and others, for a repeal of the 5th section of the tariff act of July 1, 1864. Also, the petition of A. F. Lindsey, and others, cigar manufacturers, for modification of the tax law. Also, for the same object, the petition of James H. Battis, and others. Also, the petition of mail route agents, for increase of pay. Mr. BEAMAN: The petition of smith, and Oliver Gold 24 others, cigar manufacturers, journeymen cigar makers, dealers in cigars, growers of and dealers in seed leaf tobacco, of the city of Detroit, praying that the present tax may bechanged to a specific tax, &c. Mr. BUCKLAND: The petition of low, and John Lud 37 others, citizens of Springfield, Clark county, Ohio, against the passageof any act authorizing the curtailment of the national currency, or having in view the return within a limited time to specic payments, and against the enactment of any law compelling all national banks, wherever, located, to redeem their notes in NewYork, or prohibiting national banks from paying or receiving interest on bank balances. Also, a petition from P. E. Iler, and 13 others, manufacturers of cigarsand journeymon cigar makers, of the city of Tiflin, Ohio, against the present system of taxation on the manufacture of cigars, and in favor of the present tariff on imported cigars. Also asking an alteration in the present system of o: by selling the stamps to the manufacturers at 5 dollars per 1,000, and to violating increase the penalty for the internalrevenue laws, and advocating a specific tax of 5 dollars per 1,000 on all domestic cigars. Mr. DARLING: The petition of James Arnold, Lewis D. Wells, S. M. Colemnare, and others, writers apnady.timekeepers, Broo klyn navy yard, for increased. Mr. DELANO: The petition of F. C. Wright, and 100others, citizens of Qhio, asking that the tax on barrels for the reception of fluids berepealed, because it is a tax on labor. Mr. DEMING: The petition of the Hartford and NewHaven Railroad Company, for reduction of duty on iron used for railroad purposes. Also, the petition of cigar manufacturers of Hart ford county, Connecticut, for a specific duty of dollars per 1,000 on cigars. 5 Mr. FERRY: The petition of John Lewis, E. F. gjoiw?ool 22 others, citizens of ville, Michigan, praying against Green the passage of any act authorizing the curtailment of rency the national cur and a return within a limited time to specie oand against any law compelling national anks to redeem in NewYork, or prohibiting them from Qr receiving interest on By. bank balances. Mr. HAYES: The petition of employees in the?innati postoffice, for an increase of compensa 10n. Mr. HUBBARD, of Connecticut: The petition of: & Giddings, and others, praying for a Tmodification of the tax on cigars. Mr. H0GAN: The petition of James Fugate, 80 years of age, soldier of the war of 1812, praying for increase of pension. Mr. JULIAN: The petition of 170citizens of Indiana, praying the impeachment of of the U.S. for high crimes and thmeis Pdreesmideeannt ots. Also, the like petition of 32citizens of Waynecounty, Indiana. Mr. KELLEY: The petition of 208 citizens, manufacturers and operatives of Manayunk, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, praying Congress to repeal the internalrevenue tax levied on all goods manufactured. Also, the petition of 42citizens, manufacturers and operatives of Manayunk, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, praying Congress to repeal the internalrevenue taBxyoMn ra.llKgEoToCdsHmUaMnu: factured. The petition of S. Higby, and 70 others, citizens of Hudson, NewYork, asking for a modification of the tax on eigars. Mr. LAWRENCE, of Pennsylvania: The petition of Mr. Ellis & Brother, proprietors of the Eagle Iron Works, Washington, DistCol, for an equitable settlement of their claim for iron work at the U.S. Treasury building; Mr. LYNCH: The petition of J. B. Brown and others, for reduction of on Also, coal. the petition of C. H. Stebbins, and others, asking a change in By Mr. MERCUR tax on cigars. The petition of William Mil ner, jr., and others, of Danville, Montour county, nPeern, nJsr.ylvania, asking relief for said William Mil Mr. MOORHEAD: A petition from 100citizens and firms of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, asking that no further reduction of the currency be authorized and against requiring the redemption of nation banks in NewYork. Mr. PRICE: The petition of officers of the U.S. Army for continuation of longevity rations after they sha I have been withdrawn from actual service awaanld, hpals acbeeden oant the irreotwirnedrelqisute, sut.nless such. Mr. STEVENS: The petition, of numerous citizens of Pennsylvania, praying for the abolition of all laws disqualifying on account of race or color.. Also, evidence in the case of Mrs. Mary A. Filler, mother of Henry G. Preming, late of company K, 5 5th regiment ofing Pennsylvania volunteers, ask for back. Mr. WEikER: The petitiono K. pardee, and 17 others, citizens of Wadsworth, Medina county, Ohio, against the contraction of the currency and the redemption of circulating bank notes in NewYorkŽrkiS., the psation of Samuel Plumb, and mothers, citizens of Lorain county, Ohio, in relation to impeachment the of the President. Also, the petition of W. P. Michner, and 81 others, citizens of Lorain county, Ohio, on the same subject. Mr. WASHBURNE, of Illinois: The petition of citizens of Nora, Jo Daviess county, Illinois, in reference to banking and currency. Mr. WILLIAMS: The petition of citizens of Armstrong county, Pennsylvania, praying for the establishment of a post route between Elderton, in the said county of Armstrong and Plumville in Indiana county. WITH DRAWAL OF PAPERS. Mr. INGERSOLL; The memorial and other papers on file in the case of Robert T. Winslow, for compensation for services in raising a regiment of infantry, were withdrawn from the files of the House oommitted to the ComMilAffrs lts.