Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions. kc" were presentedunder the rule and reerredto the appropriate committees: By theSPEAKER: The petition of dr. J. A. Hatch and others, of heat Statiop. Indiana. asking that the mpreyparations of the National Pharmacopoeia. the" be placed on the freelist. By Mr. A MES: Tips petition of Oliver Amos and others, citizens of aston Massachusetts.to secure an education to all the children of the U.S. W.BfiMarrs.toBn.ALN ieKuSte:nTahnetJqmhnemCo.rKiainl noify. Major Fernaakt Ben C. Davis. 2nd Lieutenant on Adams and plainernest W. Demick. signs officers Dept of the Gulf. Engaged in the capture of the rebel war steamersTennessee. clms, Gaines, do" and the forts in Mobile bay, for the passageof a law allowing thema shareof prize money d10 By Mr. BUNDY: The etition of.f. Baker, and 6 others. manufacturersof cor. in Portsmouth, Ohio, for the propermodification of the tariff on barley. so that it may be imported into the U.S. from Canada. Also. the ctition and certificate of Lieutenant Williams. of awrencecounty. Ohio. for pay for services us an officerin 1861. Mr. conKLING: The remenstrnnce of citi lens of Utica. NewYork.aIainstjudiciary bill. Mr. BRIGGS: A Raynolds. Superintendent of iolankferomsu Craptain reference to the amount to be appropriated for the some. etition of I. Also the N. Wright. J. Thompson and 2.50)ct ers. citlsensof Lake sufferior. praying Control for an i nerese cof du on oreisn copper. Also, the etition of John rindeville, Orville Icott, and 7 others.citizens and firms of Chicago. line is. reyin for an appropriatiqn fortheimprovement of agle a.rberL.ake Superior. Michigan. Also. the etition of D. C. Holley, and 11 others citizens of S iawnssee county, Michigan. in favor of an increase of dig; on IOTCIRHwo. By Mr.EGGL TON: The memorial and papers in relation to a claim ofJiimes M. Leeds. for services n nlvred the Government as a detective under the orders of generul Grant. Also. the memorial of 60 mercantile firms of Nashville in Tennessee, rayini; for a modiiication of the the transportation of gunpowder. By Mr. ELIOT: the petition of ObedBrooks and otheni. citizens of Massachusetts.praying for certain changes in the Constitutiourecpecting the election of President and VEEP and the qualifications of electors. By Mr. FERRY: The memorialof Robert Ho kins. Henry Hitchcock and 100others, citizens of yous. Michigan, praying that an ailvaloremduty be levied on foreign wool. By Mr. HOLMES: The petition of Edwin L. Gale. faonrdi.noctrheearsse, coiftitsacrriifsf oonf wMoaodli.son county, NewYork. By Mr. HULBURD: The petition of D.M.Cha in.?li others. citizens of StLawrence couply, NewYork asking the passageat a national insurance aw. c. Mr. JULIAN: The petition of 88 soldiers and saBilyors. ra "ingan equalization of bounties. Mr. ETCHAR: The petition of georgeSny der and others.of lt line beck, New I increased protection on American ork. asking for wool. By Mr. LAWRENCE.“ Pennsylvania: A petition sizupd by 609citizens of Lawrence county. Pennsylvania and also one from Beaver county. Pennsyl vauiu. asking for an increase of duties on foreign wool. By Mr. LONGYEAR: The renionstrnnce of S. D. Binghain and 28ollir rs. citizens of Lansing. Michigan. against an extension of the Ainboy. Lansing and Traverse Bay railroad land grant to the company of that name. By Mr. LYNCH: Resolutions of city council of Portland. Maine, relating totheprese rvation ofiron claBdys.Mr. MOORHEAD: 2 etitions from citizens of Alleghany county, Pennsyvania, asking for an increaseof duties upon foreign wool. By Mr. MORRILL: The petition of Hon. J. Mr. Cleaveland and 61 others. citizens of Brookfiold, Orange county, Vermont, praying for an increased protection on wool. Also. the etition of Hiram Barrett and 85others. citizens of Stafford. Orango county.Wermont. pray in for an increasedprotection on wool. Also. the petitionof se waJl Bradley and others. citizens of Sheffield. Caledonia county, Vermont. praing for an increasedprotection on wool. A so.tho pptitionofJpnathan H.Hi1rt and 390thers, citizens of eston.Windsor county. Vermont, praying lfsoor, athneinpeerteitaiosendepfAro.teBe.tBioigpboyn. wanodo3l.20thors, c it i Lens of Londonderry, Windham county, Yermonl. prayin for an increased protectionpp orcisnwpol. By Mr. RICE of Maine: The petition of William Sparrow and others. of Maine, asking relief from internal tax on roofing slate. By Mr. SCHENCK: The petition ofquartermaster and commissarysergeantsof engineers.for samepay as coman se eauts. By Mr. WAR: The remonstranceof Hon. David Ramsey and others.leadin membersof the bar of Steuben county. NewYer, against the Federal Judiciary bill. By Mr. WELKER: The ehti on of Ass Eddy and 72 others. wool growersof Vaync county. Ohio, asking protection on wool.