Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The followin petitions, &c., werepreaentednnder the rule 811": erred to the appropriate committal: By Mr. ALLEY: The petition of David and Ben amin Low, for a new register to the schoon erN. W. owe. By Mr. BEAMAN: The petition of Robert Laird, and 8" others, citizens of llilld:ill rpunjy, Michigan praying for increaseddutieson all toreign unwash wool. By Mr. BROOMALL: The petition of 400citizens of Delaware county, Pennsylvania, asking for such changein the taritiand internalreveiiuelaws aswill protect American industry from toreum competition and relieve the manufacturing andlaboring interests of the noun from the existing depression. MiBnyierM,Mr. CU LOM: The petition ofllon. oorgen and numerous 0t ers, citizens of azewcll coupty. Illinois, asking for protection of American woo. Mr. DEFEEES: A petition from the citizensof Elk artcounty, Indiana. on thesubicctofinter Stuto insurance companiesfor the protection of all classes of property. Also. EglfillllOn from citizens of Whitlev county, Indiana, tree tedto the ComWays&Means washingthat “till medicines or preparations of the U.S. or other notional Pharmacopmia, &rB., ybe placedin the free list.” Mr. EGGLESTON: The petition of L. P. Bent ley. pad 80others, postofficeroute agents.of Ohio, prayiiiii for an increaseof compensation. By Mr.HOLMES: the remonstronceof John C. Churchillpind others, citizensotOswego county.New Juodrkic, i aaryg.ainstthe passageof the hill reorganizin! the By Mr. J. M. HUMPHREY: Apetition for the pus ! e of a uniform insurance law. lso. n memorial of the brcwersof Buffalo, NewYork. asking for the reduction of the tarill on barley 1m orted frem C anodo. lso. the petitions ofJemes M. Smith. William J. llcek and others, for American registers to vessels ord and I. S. Austin. Also, the petition of A. Sliorwood, and others, for mgayymMre.ntL EtoLtLhEeXm:ofTdhuetiepseitmitipornoperly collected. of enght lending firmsin menpfacturgngof mochinery.inPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania, praying Consrcssteso modify the tax ntion on menu eetured machineryusto bear equally on all productions whenready tortilla consumption; pmroddiuncoerrder toarrive at atrue basisof tuxetiop. en.ch should be taxed only upon the additional vbaylue which he addsto the thing tnxed. Us indicated its subsequentsale: also that an equivalent duty be imposed upon foreign productions of the same description. Also. the memorialof moitizens. of Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. Respectfully praying that CongressWill onectsuch inst and soon ows for the regulation of 1nter Stete insurance sof all kinds asmaybe eEectuul in Hllbllslllllk the greatestsecurity for the interests protected by policies and promotive of the reetest gopdand convenience to all concerned in such transactions. By Mr.KETCHAM: Hook. Dutchesse ount Thfqpetitionofoitisensoflted. NewYork. asking for in creBaysed protectionon merionnwool. Mr. MORRILL: A petition of dealers in leaf tobstccoand manufacturers of cigars. of Allentown. Htuidiing }o!neoimunptoyr.ted Pencpigsayrlvsanna inm, ealsyk, itnegmfoarkeinuenreifaosrmed rate on all ciziirs and fix the tunff at 3 dollars perpound and 50%. ad.eulorem. By Mr. PLANTS: the petition of 200 citizens of Washington and Noble counties, Ohio, for u muil rontctrom Beverly, in Washingtoncounty.toSharon, in Noble county. Mr. VANHORN. of NewYork: The petition of. G, Gage, supervisorof the town of Alabama. Greene countg, NewYork, for moneypaid for men tmce undryt e ByMrq“ ILLIAcMallSf:or troops. Ameniorinl of of Butler wool growers county.Pennsylvania, praying for increase of duty on foreign wools.