Skip Skip PETITIONs, Etc.o James R. rge The following petitions, &c., were. the rule, andreferred to the appropriatecommittees: By Mr. BALI)WIN: A petition of the fire insurancecompanies of the city of Worcester, for relief from the tax imposedby the 77 thsection of the internalrevenuelaw. Mr. BANKS: The memof Mrs. William J. Albert, Mrs. H. bull, and Mrs. CWoimntmerodDoarveisP, uMrvrsia, nAclee, xander Turn a committee of the Maryland Disabled Soldiers' Home, indorsed by GenlGrant and General E.M. Gregory, for an priation in aid of charge. the institution under their By Mr. D9DGE: The remonstrance of importers and dealers in sugar, againstthe change in the duty on sugar. By : ECKLEY: The petition of 45 citizens of Mount Pleasant, Ohio, against the contraction of the national currency, and against o banks to redeemtheir circulation in the city of fERRY: The petition of CharleNseBwatYeosr, kJ. A. Whitake r, and 36 others, citizens of Mason county, Michigan, praying for relief for settlers upon lan. reserye dfor the Flint and Pere ofrailroad. which line of route has beenmaterially changed by recent legislation. o Mr. GARFIELD.: The petition of 88 citizens of Mahoning county, Ohio, praying for increased protection of American flax. By Mr. M90R HEAD: A McAuley, Esq., remonstrancefromJames and 13 others, Presidents of national banks of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, against any alteration in the provisions of the act to provide a national currency. Mr. PRICE: The petition of 69 citizens of Jack son county, Iowa, asking that no law be passedre; quiring any curtailment of the currency, or anyfixed time for a resumption of specie payments, or any forced redemptionby national banks oftion their circula in By the city of NewYork. Mr. RANDALL, of Kentucky: The petition of Levisa Daniel, widow of Joseph Daniel, late sergeant company C, 1st regiment East Tennessee, volunteers, for commengement of her pensionon the date of her husband'sdeath. Also, the petition of Mrs. Julia A. Barton, widow of William Barton, private in, company I, 7th regiment Kentucky volunteer infantry, for a pen 8ion. By Mr. PIKE: A memorial of wool growers of Mnd resolvesof convention of same, in regard 0tarift. By Mr. SAWYER: The petition of George S. Wheeler, and others, of Waukegan, Illinois, praying in the State of for an appropriation of $40,000for trhiveeirm, inprtohveemSteantet ooff tWhiescmonosuitnh. of the Menomonee By Mr. SCHENCK: The memorial of Charles B. Wildes, captain and asst quartermaster, praying for indemnity for private moneys used in the dischargeof duties while in chargeof negroaffairs in theoof Virginia. By Mr. VANHORN, of NewYork: Petition of soldiers of the war of 1812, and others, asking aid toBsyucMhrs.oWldiIeLrSsOfrNom, oCfoIonwgrae:ssT. he petition of will liam, Johnson, and others, of Pleasant Plain, Iowa, foArtlshoe, impeachment of the President. ers, of Ktehoekmake, mIoorwiaal, orfeJloasteivpeh toGrtohtetmtaanx, oanncdigoatrhs. NOTICE OF A BILL. wTahsgeivfoelnlouwnindger nthoeticruelefo:r leave to introduce a bill By Mr. WENTWORTH: A bill providing means to extepnpditrhiveerIllainto Risockan Island ic, hIilgliannoisc.anal to the