Skip Skip PETITIONS and HEMORIALS.R. HARRIS presented a memorial of the Bisho Gotta Percho Company, of the city of NewYork, remonstrating against the assnge of the bill (S.No.26) granting to the uterustionalOcean Telegraph Company the right and privilege to establish telegrn hic communication between the city of NewYork and the West India. islands; which was ordered to lie on the table. Mr. LANE, of Kansas, presented resolutions of the Legislature of Kansas, in favor of an appropriation to that State to reimburse its citizens for money expended by them under the call for volunteers of December 19, 1864, and the draft resulting therefrom, and that persons held to service underthat draft may be allowed the same bounty paid to volunteers under the call in pursuance ofwhich the draft was made; which were referred to the ComMilAffrs, and Ordered to be printed. Mr. JOHNSON presented a petition of residents, freeholders and taxpayers in the county of Washington, DistCol, proing that the law organizing the levy court of the DistCol may be so amended as to authorize the election of its members by the legal voters of the county of Washington; which was referred to the ComDistCol. Mr. WILSON presented the petition of Oliver Holman, late additional paymuster U.S. Army, praying to be relieved from responsibility for public money alleged to have been stolen from him while actingin his official capacity in Boston, Massachusetts; which was reerred to the ComClaims. Mr. ANTHONY. I offer the memorial of F. A. Lewis, making representations in support of a previous claim made by him for dam ages. The petitioner represents that the 2 Senators from Massachusetts, the Senfrom Ohio, [Mr. Winn1] and the devil, have entered into a conspiracy by which he has suffered great wrong, inc udingt e loss of 15 negroes, a large proportion of which the rebels have taken, but for which he also holds those 4 persons resonsible. he presi [Laughter} (pro ltmpore. Will the Senator suggest what is position shall be made of this petition?