Skip Skip PETITIONs, ETC. The following petitions, &c., werePresentedunder the rule, and referred to By the appropriatecommittees: the SPEAKER: The petition of John A.; Ragan, of Raymond, Mississippi, on the subject of the mississippi levees. Mr. ANCONA: The memorial of Jefferson Good, late a lieutenant in company H, sylvania volunteers, praying 88 h Penn for such legislation as will authorize the payment to him of the amount of veteran bounty that would have been due him if he had not been promotedfrom the ranks. Mr. BROMWELL: The remonstrance of the citizens of depreciatinDgecatur, Illinois, against any legislation or unsettling the national currency. Mr. BUCKLAND: The remonstranceof L. S. Hubbard, and 60 others, business men of Sandusky city, Ohio, against the passage of the bills of Hooper and Mr. RANDALL, on banking and cMurr. rency. Mr. COOK: The memorial of Donat Holliker. Mr. DODGE: The remonstrance of the Cham ber of Commerce of the State of NewYork, against any increase of tarrifi. onimports. Mr. DRIGGS: The petition of Henry Davis, and others, citizens of gan, asking Ontonagon county, Michi for an appropriation for the improvement of by themouth of the Ontonagonriver. Mr. EGGLESTON: The petition of David Dun seth, and others, belonging to the crew of the steam boat Champion No. 5, for services during the time they were prisoners. Mr. FARNSWORTH: The petition of citizens of Polo. Ogle county, Illinois, in favor of the repeal of the 5%. tax on manufactures, Also, the petition of citizens of deKalb, Illinois, for thesame. Mr. HOOPER, of Utah; The memorial of the Governorand Legislature of Utah Territory, praying for an appropriation t o repair penitentiary. Mr. MQItRIS: The petition of H. Stone, Esq., and many others, of Ontario county, NewYork, asking Congress to pass a law substantially adoptingthe omarl as provided last session in Housebill. Mr. MYERS: The memorial of Joseph Nock, the patentee of Nock's round hinge inkstand, asking Congress to restore the 6th section of the patent law of August 19, 1842, oring penalties enactotherprovisionsaffix for failure to stamp or engravethe date of the patent 9n, all patentedarticles. Mr. PRICE: The petition of citizens of county, Iowa, asking Linn that no law be passedby Congresscompelling a retirement of rency, or compellingredemption the national cur in NewYork.