Skip Skip'PETITIONs, ETC. The following petitions, &c., were presented under the rule, and referred to By the appropriate committees: The SPEAKER: The petition of Adin Nordyke A. Wolcott, W.H. H. Rader, and 3 others, citizens of Princeton, Indiana, praying that there may be no curtailment or reduction of the national currency, &c. By Mr. ASHLEY, of Ohio: The petition of John of Toledo, Ohio, praying that the SecyTreasury be authorized and directed to issue American register or Also, enrollment. the petition of Dennison, Steele, of Toledo, Ohio, and George Berriman, of Erie, Pennsylvania, asking that the SecyTreasury be author.ized and directed to issue American register or enrollment. Mr. BUCKLAND: The petition of George W. Wenger, and 87 others, citizens of Springfield. Ciark county, Ohio, against the curtailment of currency the national and against compelling national banks to redeem their circulation in NewYork. By Mr. DENISON: The claim of Hon. John Reich ard, for money unlawfully collected by the internalrevenue collector of the 12th district, Pennsyl Wallla'. By Mr. ELIOT: The petition of Sewell H. Fessen den, and others, of Massachusetts, praying that coal may be admitted free of duty. Also, the petition of Nathaniel Cobb, of Kingston, Massachusetts, and 500others, praying for an ameni.ment of the Constitution securing to all citizens in States and Territories equality before the law. Mr. FARQUHAR: The petition of T. j. Tay or.I. G. Kennedy, and others, of Aurora, Indiana, against further curtailment of the nationai currency 9r contraction of the present volume of currency, as injurious to the banking, manufacturing, and merchantile interests of of the country; also against comnational banks to redeem their notes in the city of NewYork, or of the m from paying or receiving interest on bank balances. By Mr. HOLMES: The petition of G. B. Mowry and others, citizens of West Eaton, NewYork, I ask unanimous against any curtailment of the national currency, and against the enactment of any law compelling national bank to redeem in By NewYork. Mr. MORRILL: The petition of Ebenezer White, Jacob Young, Stirnuel Hodge, Aaron Beede. Robert Sargent, Samuel McMaster, Perley Powell and John G. Clogston, soldiers of the war of ISíg of Strafford, Vermont, praying Congress to grant them a pension, and setting forth their reasonstherefor. Also the petition of C. L. Barber, and 61 others, citizens of Castleton, Vermont, praying for passage of tariff bill as it passed the HoRep at Also the las t s ession. of Samuel Ross, and 70 others, citizens of Castleton, Vermont, praying for passage of tariff bill the same as passed the HoRep at the last session of Congress; By Mr. MQ0R HEAD: The petition of ley, James Wha Alexander McClean, and Charles Williams, soldiers of the war of 1812, praying for the passage of a law allowing them pensions from the date of discharge. their By Mr. MORRIS: the petitition of R. M. Morris, Esq., and many others, of Springwater, Livingston county, NewYork, approving of the tariff bill agreed upon by the joint, committee of wool growers and manufacturers, and which passed the HoRep at its last session and asking the imme diate passage of the same into a law, Also, a like petitiqh, signed by J. C. Shelton, Esq., others of West Bloomfield, Ontario county, NewYork. Also, a like petition, signed by G. yo Arnold, Esq., and others, of Conesus, Livingston county, NewYork. Also, a like petition, by D.C. Snyder, and numer Quosrkth. en of Springwater, Livingston county, New Also, a like petition, signed by the supervisors of the county of Yates, in the State of Also, NewYork. a like petition, by F. P. No. Shelton, Esq., and of NewBloomfield, Ontario county, NewYork. By Mr. NIBLACK: The petition of Hon. J. L. Al corn, of Mississippi, praying that certain moneys arising from tax on cotton may be set apart for repairing leveeson the Mississippi river. By Mr. PAINE: A memorial of the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, justices of the supreme court, State officers, and 100citizens of Wisconsin, prayin for the enactment of a pension law for the benefit o the soldiers of the war of 1812. By Mr. RANDALL, of Kentucky: The petition of Henry H. Hunter, of Knox county. Kentucky, for a pension in consequence of an injury received in military service of the U.S. the By Mr. RANDALL, of Pennsylvania: The petition of Charles Valence, for the payment of his pension from the date.9f his discharge.. By Mr. SCHENCK: Sundry petitions of officers of the U.S. Army, praying for the restoration of 50 cents as the commutation price of By Mr. WARD, the ration. of NewYork: The petition offe citizens of Alleghany and cattarangus counties, in the State of NewYork, infavor of a constitutional amendment giving equal and civil political rights to Also, all men. a petition of numerous citizens of Addison, NewYork. in favor of compelling all national banks to redeemtheir circulation in NewYork city, andfor other purposes. Notice of A BILL. The following notice for leave to introduce a bill was given under the rule: Mr. NDALL, of Pennsylvania: A bill for the relief of Charles Valencc.