Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions &e., were presentedpnder the rule, and reflerredto the appropriatecommittees: By the SPEAhER: The petition otCorporal James, 1. bonds, of the 7th Indiana volunteers, asking increaseoffensipn. By Mr. ALE: The petition of CapeAnn Savings Bank. for reduction of taxes. By Mr. ASHLEY, of nevada: A resolution of the State of Ngiidu, concerning a mail to Silver Peak from aurora. By Mr. BALDWIN: The petition of qficers of the Southbridge Saving s Banks. at Squthbridge, Massachusetts, in regs to the taxation of deposits in savingsbanks. Also, a petition of Kniffen dz Harrington. of Wor cester, Massachnsettsi, n regard to the excessivedu plication of taxes on harvestersand other agricultu ral imilcments. By Mr. BUND): The petition of David Gaddis and 110others, citizensof du ms and brown counties, Ohio. for a postroute from Ripley, Brown county to Bradysville, Adams county, O io, triwcekl moi. Also, a petition of495 citizensof Mcigs an Viuton counties. Ohio. for adnily stageand mail route from Middloport, in Meigs county, via Butland, Langs Hviallme.dScanl, em Center, Wilkesvillo, Eagle Furnace, to in Vinton county, Ohio. By Mr. COFFROTH: The petition of certain manufacturers of agricultural implements, of )Vaynes bore, Franklin county. Pennsylvania, asking for a change in the internalrevenue law relieving them fromonequaltaxation. By Mr. IALE: The petition of the Northern transportation Line, and others.interestedin the commerce of Lae Champlain, for the improvement of Platte burg harbor. ByMr. HOLMES: The petitionofAbram C.Rhine hart, for American register for sloop Minetta of Gan anoque. By Mr. HOLBROOK: Amcmorial of theLegislative Assembly of the Territory of Idaho, praying for an appropriation for publicbuildingsmterritorial prison, and public library in said Territory. By Mr. HULBURD: The remonstrancoof John Allendorph, and others.citizens of Ogdensbnrg, NewYork. against saleof stamped envelopesfor the price of stainps, Ac. Also, theremonstrancoof Fisk Taylor, and others, of Brasher Falls, NewYork, against admission ot south frn States until proper guaranteeshave been estab is re. Bv Mr. JULIAN: The petition of sundry citilensof indiana. praying Congressnot to restore any of the States lately in rebellion to their former rights till adequate securityhas been obtained againsttur ther acts of rebellion, aguinst the payment of the reBbyeMlder.bKt.aEnTdSdHeAmMan: dTinhgeoptehtcirtisop neocfiAfiderdigaunacrea, nItleaetts. Co., manufacturers of the Buckeye mower and renper, at Poughkeepsie, NewYork. for relief from the duplication of taxeswhich hear so heavily upon their branch of industry under the present internalrevenue laws. 3 Also, the petition of Ludwig. ford, Sherman Ebstcin and OfvGlf & EnnismlPonghkeepsio, New hork, for such an adjustment of the tent?and internal tax on chemicalsas shall not bear oppressivelyupon the American manufacturer. By MLLAFLIN: Resolutionsof the Legislatureet the State of NewYork. relative to a ship canal from Portage Lake to Lake Superior, across the base of Kewccnaw Point. By Mr. LYNCH: The petitionof s. A. Boothby and others.asking that.such conditions be imposedupon the rebel States as shall pgnish treason.reward loy ally, and abolish all disti ctions in their constitutions and laws on account of race or color. Also, the petition of ThomasCole and others nsking amendmentsto the Constitution of the U.S. By Mr. MERCUR: The petition of honorably discharged soldiers.of Alba, radford county, Pennsylvania, praying Congressto grant to soldiers whowere enrolled previous to October 24.18. the same pay and bounties as were allowed tosoldierswho enlisted after that date. By Mr. MYERS: The petition of mechanics and laborers in Duh" & Strects, and other Philadelphia manufactories, or increased protection to American a er. By Mr. ONEILL: The petition of mechanicsand laborers in the shopsof the Reading Railroad company at Philadelphia, asking for an amendment to the tent! spas to alford greaterprotection toAmerican manufactures. By Mr. PERHAM: The petition of S. H. Marrow and 32others, citizens of the State of Maine, against the eirresptloarcaetiaosn goof vtehrenSintgatpesarrtenceernstilny in rebellion to adequate security has been obtained agaUinnsiotnthteililr renewal of the attemptto secede;against any distinction on account of color or descent in the laws or municipal regulations in the DistCol; and asking several amendmentsto the Constitution. By Mr. ROGERS: The petition of citizens.work mofen, und mcchaiiicsml Boonton. NewJerseyJbralnw Congrcsiinaking 8 hours a dayswork for me chnnics an laborers ot the Federal Government. By Mr. SITGREAVES: The petition et Beats, Hirrim of NewJersey, manufacturerof agricultural implements, praying for the passageof an nmendatory actwhich will allow theiiinnnlacturersinmakin returns to deduct the value of any and all parts of such machinery which have alrcial aid a.tax, kc. ByMr.SLOAN: The ietilionofl. Johnson, and 115others, citizens of liscensin, asking that a commissionmay beappointed to proceed to Europe to investigatein relation to the cattlediseaseprevailing there.with aviewto p Also, vent itsslircadin this counlry. the petition of James E. crry,:iud38 0thers, soldiers ofWisconsin, nekingthnt additional bounties may begiven to soldiersenlisting early in the war, so that some approximation to equality may be had. By Mr. AleRhe memorial of the Board of Trade of Pliiladel hia, praying for an extensionof the jurisdiction of the courts of the U.S. Also, the petition of citizens of Richmond. Pennsylvunia. praying for an increaseof dutieson foreign importations. By Mr. UPSON: The petition of gcorge M. Buck. Wilson D. Fargo and {83others, citizensof Michigan and late soldiers, praying Congress to allow proper, just and equitable bounties to those volunteer soldierswhoenlistedinto theservice of the U.S. in 18611862 and the 1st 8 monthsot18 li3. By Mr. WELKER: The petitionof D. Smith & Co. manufacturersof harvestersand other ngncultura implements, at Smithvillc, Wayne county, Ohio, upking that the our law be so changedthntt e materials used in such manufacture already taXed shall not again be taxed in the hands of such manufaeturcrs: By Mr. WILSON.of Iowa: The petition of Barclay Johnson, and 70others, citizensof the State of Iowa, praying Congress"not to restore any State that has rebelled and wnrred against.the U.S. to its placeand poweras a governingpartner in the Union till adequatesecurity has been obtained agninst its renewing the attempttosecede;againstits being repk presentedin Congress beyond its Just proportion ae cordingto its voting population; againstany payment of debt incurred in rebellion, or or its emancipated slaves; againstany distinction in its laws or munl cipal regulations on account of color or descent;and against.any person being admitted as a Senator or Representative in the Congressof the U.S. who has at any time held office.civil or military, in theso called confederate States." NOTICE OF A BILL. The following notice for leave to introduce a bill was given under the ru: By Mr. COFFROTH: A bill for thoreliet of thociti sonsof Chambersburg. Pennsylvania.