Skip Skip The following petitions kc" werepresentedunder the rule and referredto the appropriatecoinniittces: By Mr.ASllLE Y,of Ohio: he petition of Itltil Frazer, H. A. Ensign, and 74others, citizens of Deliance count,Oliio, praing Congress not to restore any State that hasrebe led,&e. toitii placeandpower as a governing partner in the Union till adequate security has beenobtained against its renewmgtho attempt to secede Ac. By Mr. ASHLEY. of Nevada: Thomemonal of the Legislature of Novadn.concerning the SanFranciseo an Washoe Railroad Company. Mr. BERGEN: The petition of asstassess ors of Brooklyn NewYork, for increase of pay. Mr. CLARKE, of Kansas: The petition of Susan E. Vattles, and 44 others. womenof Linn county, Kansas praying for universal suffrage. Mr. C, ARhE, of Ohio: The remonstruico of Jefferson Hildebrant. of Wilmington Ohio, against the passageof a law authorizing the lost QmccDeptto sell stamped envelopesatthe price of the stamps. Mr. COOK: The memorial of 200citizens of Grundy county. Illinois, prnylin for aid in the construction of a canal around the all: of Niagara and enlarging the Illinois and Michigan canal. Mr. DA“ES: The petition of Phineas Allen, and others,against the manufacture and sale of on velopesat the price of thestamps. Mr. DUMUNT: The petition of Bowen. Stewart A: 00. W. &J. Braden. Vorden &Sumwal Merrill & 00., Todd, Carmichael A: Williams, Ann hom son, all stationers ofIndianapolis. Indians, on thesu ject of stamped enyelopes and setting forth the loss the Government mll sustain by furnishing stamped envelopes at the same price as stamps, and praying that no such legislation maybe adopted. Mr. ECKLEY: the potition ofJciIcrson county, Ohio, asking for an additional duty on wool. Also, the petition of citizensof stcubenville, in the State of Ohio, asking for ii. protection of American labor so as to protect it against the low prices of Euro e. By Mr. EGGLESTON; the petition of John F. Tor rence, and 100others.citizens of Ohio praying for a modification of the 10th sectionof the revenueact of 1860nnder which street raiiroad companies have increasedtheir ratesfor carrying passengers20%. Mr. ELDRIDGE: The petition of oitisonl of She oygan Falls, for an an propriation by C onross for the improvement of She oygan harbor, in is cousin. Mr. ELIOT: The petition of the Association of Friends of Philadelphia for relief of freedmen,pray in forinercased cflicicnc of the Freedmens Bureau. [Mr. J. M. HUMPH BY: A petition of women of t a town of Collins, Erie county, NewYork, silking for an amendment of the Constitution extending the right of suffrageto negroesand women. Also. ii remonstrance of newsdealersand staioners at Budgie, NewYork, against the passageof a law authorising postmasters to sell stamped envelopes, kc. Mr. JULIAN: The petition of 87women of Fremont, Indiana. praying Allamendment of the constitution that shall prohibit tiic several Statesfrom disfranchising any of their citizens on the ground of sex. Mr. MERCUR: The petition of citizens of Espy, Columbia county Pennsylvania, asking that the revenue laws beso adjusted as tosecurethe amplestpro tection to the labor and industry of the country in all their branches. Also, a petition of mechanicsand laborers of Man nyunk. Philadelphia. asking that the tariff may beso amended as io protect tl ieirlabor. Also, a petition of citizens of Eiist Springhill and Tuscarora townshippennsylvania. asking for an amendment to the constitution which will prevent any State making any distinction between citizens on account of race. color or descent. WBilsyon Mr. ORTH: The requionstrnnce of Alexander and others.ofLafayotte. Indiana, against the assazo of Senate bill authorizing the Postmaster onoral tosell stamped envelopes at the value of such stain s. Mr. RICE, of Massachusetts: the petition of F. A. awyor, late 1st lieutenant 47th NewYork volunteer or reimbursement for lossofcloth iiiiingig. do" by sinking of U.S.transport Fan. Mr. SCHENCK: Resolutions of the General assembly of Ohio, respecting the exciseduty on cigars. Mr. TAYLOR: ITheiiienioriiil ofassistnutassess sorsof the 5th district of NewYork, asking for increaseof pay. Mr. VENTWORTH: The petition of chaplnin hiurphy, of Illinois volunteers, asking for arrearagu O pay. NOTICE OF A BILL. the following notice for leave to introduce a bill was given under the rn: Mr. ELIOT; A bill to continue in force and to amendan act ciititled “An act to establish a Bureau for the Relief of breedmen and Refugees and for other purposes."