Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC.The followin petitions, kc" Werepresentedunder the rule and reerredto the appropriate committees: By Mr. BAXTEB: The petition of William Bray ton and 44 others, citizens of Alburg. Grand Isle county, Vermont, praying for an increased duty on wool. Also, the petition of A. B. Keoler and S3 others. citizens of South Hero, Grand Isloeounty. Vermont, praying for an increasedduty on imported wool. Also, the etition of Linus Leavens, and others, citizens of erkshirc, Franklin county, Vermont, praying for on increased duty on imported Wool. Also, the etition of Henry S. Morse, and 409mm, citizens of chclburn, Chiltenden county, praying for an increasedduty on wool. Also. the ctition of Lucius A. Isham and others. citizens of StGeorge, Chittenden county, Vermont, praying for on increased duty on imported wool. A so. the petition of David A. urrny and 42 others, citi1.ensof Williston, Chittenden county, Ver mont, praying for an increasedduty on foreign wool. Also. the petition ofI. S. Rice and 39others, citizensof Westlord.Chinenden county, Vermont, pray in for iin inercuse dduti on imuportedwool. lso, the etition of. W. row, and 46 others, citizens of rownington, Orleans county Vermont, praying for an increasedduty on imported wool. By Mr. CULLOM: 2 separate petition! of sun dry citizeus of McLean county, Illinois, praying for the passageof a law regulating interstate insurances of allkiu s. Also, it petition of sundry citizens of Wpodford county, Illinois, asking that Congress shall increase the tnriffupon all importedwool. Also, a petition of o lnrze number of citizens of Livinfston county, Illinois, asking for the passage of a law regulating interstate insurances of all kinds. By Mr. DIXON: The petition of officorsof West erly Savings Bank, RhdIsland, for repeal of in ternul revenuetax on savingsinstitutions. Also. the fictition of Dunn Savings Bank, Brook lyn, South rooklyn Savings Institution, Emigrant Savings Bank. Brooklyn. Dime Savings of Williauisburg, Kipgs County Snviii s.Bunk and East Brooklyn Suvmgs. for repeal O internalrevenue taAxlsoon, savingsinstitutions. the dpetition of wickford Savings Bank. Rhoda Islnn. for same. I By MLEGGLESTON: Themcmorinloflfio steam boat owners and underwriters of Cincinnati. Ohio, praying for the passageofn. law requiring steamboat captains and matesto meme8. License from aboard of examiners before t cy enter upon the duties of their o the cs. Also, the memorial of Colonel B. Eith, in regard to payment claimed by the eig hthregiment of the 12th word in the city of Cincinnati. for 31 daysservice in the Army of the U.S. near CiAnclsine , nati. ii. memorial and the muster roll of Enptnin Bards cavalry company, OHHIDHIR one months pay for service rendere the Government in Ohio and Kentucky during the Kirby Smith raid. By Mr. EERR: The memorial of John F. Cillcy, and 20 others citizens of Boston, Michigan, praying that an advflloremduty be levied upon orciqnwool. By Mr. GARFIELD: The petition of960citizensof Fortune county, Ohio, asking such rotoction on American wool as shall place the proucer on equal termswith the manufacturer. By Mr. LAWRENCE, of pennsylvanm: A petition nninerously signed by citizens of Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania, for an increase of duty on foreign wools. By Mr. LONGYEAB: The petition of William OCuliihnn, and 35others.citizens of Eaton and ing hum counties.Michigan, asking an extensmn of the mboy, Lansing, an Traverse Bayland grunt to the company of thntnnme. D By Mr. WARD: The ctition of William TropP. of Elmira. NewYork, using for the extension of ii. patent for making barrels.