Skip Skip Mr. DELANO, from the ComClaims, reported adversely on the following petitions and other papers, namely: Nehemiah Osborn, the State of NewYork, certain companies of the Michigan militia, Horatio Nater, J. H. Atkinson, S. B. Kidd, L. D. Page, in behalf of Eunice Satterlee, Miss M. Victor, Henry Zeigler, Voltaire Randall and E. G. Homer, Strothers Motens, F. A. Aiken, David Hicks, Edwin L. Drake, John Boem, Mary A. Palmer, Cynthia Mullins, A. E. Damas, Dory Nell, Elias Dunbar, D. Eg lington Barr, Trustees Southern College at Bow ling Green, Kentucky, and JtResolution (H, R. No. 169) authorizing the SecyTreasury to settle the account of C. F. Fay. Mr. DELANO moved that the ComClaims be discharged from the further consideration of the same; which was agreed to, and the said papers were laid on the table. Mr. DELANO also moved that the ComClaims be discharged from the further consideration of the following petitions, namely: Mrs. Nancy Bills, Charles Kahn, jr., the ladies of French Creek, WestVirginia, Dr. James Taylor, A. Walker, Obed Blowers, Rob ert H. Isbell, John Todd, Thomas Nugen, Pardon Worsley, Edward Van Wart, Wiley Jones, James E. Palmer, James P. Strother, Barrington Bekymer, Isaac C. Noe, Alexan der Dunbar, Amos Sanford, David Foster, Catharine N. Croft, George W. Elliott, David T. Hawes, Bennett Cook, and Major Lorenzo Thomas, U.S. Army. The motion was agreed to; and the petitions were laid upon the table. Mr. DELANO also moved that the ComClaims be discharged from the further consideration of the following petitions and bills, namely: Beverly D. Williams, Richard Dunbar, the Atlantic and Sun Mutual Insurance Compa nies of NewYork, Thomas Garner, James A. Russell, Thomas C. Sullivan, C. deRonceray, Levi Ferguson, Dr. Philip Adolphus, Joseph C. G. Kennedy, E. E. Shedd, George H. Wright, Barney Eagan, G. L. Beach, John Burke & Co., Henry Beutel, Woods Mabury, Samuel H. Patterson, George Wohrly, Tim othy Ragan, John Netler, Jacob Killinger, and of Mrs. Eliza Allard and others, citizens of Paducah, Kentucky, and the bill of the House No. 175, to authorize the payment of the claim of the State of NewHampshire for certain services of her militia during the war of 1812.