Skip Skip PETITIONs, ETC. The following petitions, &c., werePresentedunder thBeyrule, and referredtothe appropriate committees: Mr. DARLING: The petition of members of the bar, practicing in the U.S. courts, in southern and easterndistricts of NewYork, asking for increased compensation for tipstaves and criers of said courts. By Mr. DAVIS: The memorial of the Chamber of Commerceof NewYork, against the passageof the bill to provide increased revenues from imports. By Mr. DRIGGS: The petition of A. R. Bradbury, and 30 others, citizens of Menomonee Green Bay, Michigan, for surveysand estimatesfor theimprove mriveenrt. of the harbor at themouth of the Menomonee By Mr. FARQUHAR: The petition of J. F. Welder, and others, of Greensburg, Indiana, against the passage of either the Hooper, or Randall bills, now pending in the HoRep, and in favor of carrying out in good faith the obligations of thAelsGoo, vernmentwith the Presentnational banks. others, the petition of Messrs.Scoby & Donnell, and of Greensburg, Indiana, against the further contraction of the currency, the redemption of na: tniaotniaolnacul rbraennkesy from NewYork, orarned cethiveinpgroihnitbeirteiosnt of bank balances. By Mr. HUNTER: The memorial of J. North, and others, praying that bonnets and millinery may be placed upon the free list. By Mr. JULIAN: The petition of Edward M. Davis oBy Congressfor certain relief. Mr. IAWRENCE, of Ohio: The petition of J. M. Reed, and others, of Dawn, Darke county, Ohio, for a law authorizing the sale of stamps by caodndviteionnieanl tolyfficers, sothat everylocality maybemore o Also, the petftion of Samuel Silver, for pay as a wagon master. By Mr. MILLER: The memorial of citizens of the UnBiyteMd rS. tMatYeEs;RfoSr:imTh peeapeehtmitieonntooff the LPirbersairdyenCto.m ipmanpyorotef dPhiladelphia; asking that books and maps for public libraries and coilegesbe placed on the free list. By Mr. FTHOMASHQMAS: The petition of citizens of tCaaxrroonll ccioguanrst.y, Maryland, remonstratingagainstthe P. Mr. UPSON: The petition of 0. R. Johnson, F. B. Wallin, and 28 others, citizens of Allegan county, Michigan, praying Congress for the sur yey and improvementof the harbor at the mouth of the Kalamazoo river, Michigan.