Skip Skip PETITIONs, ETC, thTehreul following efpeerrteitdiotnost, h&ec., were presented under appropriate committees: The SPEAKER: The petition of J. Cory, jr., relative to freedmen. Also, the petition of J. S. Palmer, and 31 others, lraigdhiets of Laporte county, Indiana, asking for the of suffrage. Mr. BALDWIN: The petition of A., P. Arm bruster, and others, concerning the internalrevenue tax on cigars. Mr. BENJAMIN: The petition of Union citizens of Nuecescounty, Texas, asking relief against the decisions of the present rebel courts of Texas confirm;ing the confiscation of property of Union men, and praying.for protection from Congress. BUCKLAND: The petition, of the mayor and iS. council of the city of Sandusky, for, the establishment of a naval depot in the Sandusky bay, at or near that city. Also, H.” of H. Lockwood, and 45 others, citizens of Huron, Milan, and vicinity, Erie, county, Ohio, for the establishment of a naval depot at Huron, Qhio. Also, the petition of LaQ. Rawson, and 85 others the citizens of Flrecmuorrnetn,0hio and against htec coumrtpaeilmllinegnt?the national, banks, wherever located, to redeem, their bills in the city of NewYork, and against prohibit ithnefySotMartp.eaC.yQmQ.eKn:.t oTf Petition of nckerbtaailnance citizens of that an inquiry bemade into the omissions of duty and usurpations of power charged against the POTUS i.n Mr. HOGAN: The memorial of workers in steel StLouis, Missouri, against any increase of duty on steel. Mr. KELLEY: The memorial of 662citizens of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, manufacturers and operators in cotton and woolen fabrics, praying congress to relieve them from the heavy burden of tax oaftiotnheunfidveer pwehr icchentt.hteayx, n&owc.;labor, by itnhsetitruetmine gvaal drawback of 3%. per pound on cotton, to be refunded, to the manufacturer; also, a drawback on all articles taxed previous to entering into the manufacture of goods, &c. Mr. LAWRENCE, of Pennsylvania: The petition, rfreommonesittrizaetinnsg oafgaLainwsrteanncyerecdouucnttiyo, n Pennsylvania currency. Mr. MARWIN: The petition of Darius Moore, oWtihlleiarsm, citFiz.eBnaskoefr, FWul.toAn. aSnmdith, Daniel Mackay, and Saratoga counties, NewYork, praying for an appropriation of $1,00oper year ofonrly thseurrveimvianignder of his life to Samuel Downing, the soldier of the American Revolution. Mr. MARSTON: The petition of 21citizens of possiba, NewHampshire, praying that no act be passed authorizing a curtailment of the national currency Qor requiring national banks to redeem their notes in NewYork. Mr. MOULTQN: The petition of citizens of Wayne county, Illinois, praying that there be no curtailment of the currency. Mr. McCLURG: The memorial of Lorenzo Sherwood to Senate and HoRep, on the subject of utilizing railway Hook Also, the petition to Senate and HoRep of citizens of souri, against Butler, Bates county, miscurtailment of the national currency. Mr. O'NEILL: The memorial of Rev. W. Furness. George Cadwallader, Daniel Smith, and others, citizens of Philadelphia, asking that the repeal of the law which, retires officers of the Army at a certain age may be considered, and that no retirement may be made without the report of a board of examination.. Also, the petition and accompanying correspondence of Robert A. Parrish, of Philadelphia, praying for relief against the Emperor and Government of France. Mr. PERHAM: The petition of R. Dexter and 55 others of the State of Maine, for the submission to thoseveral States of a proposition for an amendment to the Constitution providing that no inequality shall be recognized among citizens on account of birth, race, or color, and to remove by immediate legislation all such inequalities in the DistCol. Also, the petition of Mrs. Susan Libby, of Maine for bounty and back pay for the military'services of her son. Mr. RICE, of Massachusetts; The memorial of harbor commissioners of Massachusetts, for aid in protecting, the harbor of Boston from obstructions. Mr. WARD: The petition of of Steuben county, NewYork, numerouscitizens in favor of increaseof tariff on wool. Mr. WASHBURNE, of Illinois: the of citizens of Warren, Jo Daviess county, Illinois, asking that no act be passed curtailing the national Currency, or compelling all national banks, wherever logated, t o redeem their notes in NewYork, or prohibiting them from paying or receiving interest on bank balances. Mr. WENTWORTH: Several petitions concerning the contraction of the currency and resumption of specie payments. Mr. WILLIAMS: The petition of cigar manufacturers of Allegheny city, Pennsylvania, praying for an alteration in the tax on domestic cigars.