Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETE. The following petitions. &c., werepresentedunder the rule and referredto the approriate committees: By Mr. AMES: he petition 0 John Tilden and others.citizensof h llfEflficltlM, assachusettsp. ruyin for an amendmentto the Constitution of the U.S and the passageof such laws as shall secure I do not want to vote for the in ' equal civil and religious rights to all loyal inhabitants.without regardto raceor descent. By Mr. BEAMAN: The petitionofB‘ctsyP. Parker, and 112others.womenof the U.S.prop in for an amendmentof the Constitution of the U.S. that shall prohibit the sevoruSl Statesfromdis lranchising any of their citizens on the ground of seBxy. Mr. BANKS: The memorial 01 Rev. Charles Brooks. B. Pittman.John Kiiceland and George B. Emerson.citizens of Massachusetts.in favor of the iassugo of the bill establishinga Bureau of National ‘ducution. ByMr. DAVIS: The petition of L. L. Cole. E. B. Iitchcock and 216others, citizens of Cortland county. NewYork. praying for the act postponing the datefor the imposition of the tax at ten%. Juuployn the circulation of State banks now fixed tor 1.1866. By Mr. DENISON: The petit‘ionpfA. Clark. ask ing the renewalof a patent iu fasteningofforks upon the handles. By Mr. JOHNSON: The petition of pass istant as sessorsof the 11th district of Pennsylvania, for inAcrlseoa, sed comppusittion. the petition of citizens of Carbon county, Pennsylvania. in favor of State insurances. By Mr. MORRIS: The petition of Oliver Slack, a banker of Penn Yan. NewYork. and120others, asking for an extension of the time of Withdrawin the exirciTlation of the State banks of the State of cw or. Also. the petition of Charles Shepard and 1q0oth ers.of DilDSVlllO, NewYork; and also a.petitiop of citizensof.Icffersoncounty. upon the same subject. By Mr. MYERS: The petition of J. B. Allen. Into lieutenant and quarteriniister.72nd Pennsylvnnia volunteers for relief from responSibilityfor certain money accounts lost during the Antietam campaign. Also. the memorial of Henry K. Kalusowski. asking anappropriation offfLSOUto)urchiise and pay fora bust of Gencrnl Kazinczy Pulas I killedatSavannah during the revolutionary war. which bust was exociited by the Iate Ilcnry D. Saunders. of Philadel phin, at the re nestof the Joint Library Coniiiiitteo of the 34th Congress.as a companion to that of Kosciusko. Plurchnsed from himby Congress. Mr. RAYMO D: A memorial of merchants. agnredssothers.of the city of NewYork. praying conto take s the ps troemove a sunken wreck which obstructs navigation at the entrance of NewYork arbor. Mr. WENTWORTH: A petition from citizens of Illinois. for a surveyof the rontepf a canal congccting the Mississippi and Illinois rivers at Laalle. Also. the petition of Coloncl H. N. Frishic. of NewOrleans.for the improvementof levees at that city.