Skip Skip Perri loss, ETC. The following petitions 8:42w., erepresentedunder the rule and referredto By Mr. BOUTWELLt: o the appropriate committees: Wood, and petition of William H. others. of Baltimore, Maryland, and Charles C.Se wall and others.ofMedfield, MassachuseBttys.in favor of a Bureau of Education. Mr. BROOMALL: The petition of citizens of Delaware county, Pennsylvania, praying for such change in the internalrevenue and tariff laws as shall enable the manufacturersof the U.S. to cometcWith thoseof othercountrieswith success. By Mr. QOUh: The petition of citizens of Grundy county Illinois, for protection for American wool. Mr. CLARKE of Ohio: The petition of Jena than Palmer, and others.citizensof Clermontcounty, Ohio, praying for a modification of the tax on common tobacco. By Mr. DONNELLY: A petition signed by citizens of Alexandria, Douglas county, Minnesota.for the establishment of a new land district in Minnesota, with the otheeat Alexandria. By Mr. EGGIJESTON: The petition of Colonel H. L. urnett, and others, citizqnlof Ohio. prayiny: for the passageof a law to equalizebounties to soldiers unllsziilors and to increasethe rate of pensions. By Mr. “ART: The petition of banks and bankers of Rochester, NewYork, asking for an extensionof the time fixed by law for the taxationof ten%. on the circulation of State bunks. By Mr. HIGBY: The memorial of Martha A. Estill, asking the payment of a claim against the Government. By Mr. HUBBARD. of NewYork: The petition of numerous citizens of the village of Norwwh, in the countyof Chenanzo, NewYork. for amail route from said Villa of county to the Village of Sidney Plains, In the of clawarc. By Mr. LAWRENCE, of Pennsylvania: The petition of citir.ensof Washington county.Pennsylvania, foBr yan increaseof duties on loreign wool. Mr. PAINE: The remonstrancoof Frank A by bott, and others, citizens of Marquette county, Wise ousin, against.the ohan e of the route of a certain laBndy rlar.nt railroad therein named. PERHAM: The petition of James L. Por haAmls.of, or a pension. the petition of Mrs. Nancy Bills, for co pensation for destructionof property by order ofU.S.otiiccrs. By Mr. ROLLINS: The etitionof stcphen Thaycr, and 85others.citizensof cw Hampshire, praying for an increaseof duty on imported cigars.