Skip Skip PETITIONS and MEMORIALS.R. COWAN presented the petition of 15 pxctty Officers and 26 seamen of the estern flotilla, praying for rize money or compensation for captures may e at Island No. 10, Iemphis, and other places on the Missis sippi river; which was referred to the ComNavAffrs. He also presented the petition of soldiers in the recent war, praving for the necessary legislation to equalize the bounties of those who 1st responded to their countrys call with the bounties of those who enlisted near the close of the war; which was referred to the ComMilAffrs . He also presented a petition numerously signed by citizens of Pennsylvania, praying that internal taxation and duties on foreign imports may be so adjusted as to secure the amplest protection to the labor and industr of the country in all their branches; which was referred to the ComFinance. Mr. POMEROY. I ask leave to present the petition and accompanying papers in the case of Captain F. A. gatterson, late of the 3rd Virginia cavalry. Having been taken prisoner before he was mustered into the service, he prays that he may be allowed his compensation until the date of his discharge. I move the reference of the papers to the ComClaims. The motion was agreed to. Mr. NESMITH presented a petition of citizens of Oregon, praying that a pension may be granted to eury Noland; which was referred to the ComPensions. Mr. WILLIAMS presented a memorial of the Legislative Assembly of the State of Oregon, urging the negotiation of a tree between the U.S and the SandwichIslands, by which the leading exports from the Pacific coast, with some exceptions, and the staple reductions of those islands, may be admitted into the ports of each country free of duty; which was referred to the ComForRel. Mr. ANTHONY presented the petition of Archibald C. Cra, praying for an appropriation for the payal o edto be due his ather as an officer in the revolutionary war; which, with his papers on file, was referred to the ComRevClaims.” BILLS INTRODUCED.