Mr. C. McCormick, and others, in aid of same. Also, a memorial of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory ofArlzona, asking for an appropriation to improve the navigation of the Colorado river. Also, JtResolution of the Legislative Assembly, asking that the boundary lines offlirilona be fixed. Also, the memorial of the Legislative Assembly of Arizona. asking that the tract of land in the bend of the Ooloradoriver, oppositeFort Yuma, be attached to Arizona. Also, the memorial of the Legislative Assemblyof Arizona. askin that a rese rvationfor the Yavapai, Pah Utes and unla ais Indians, and for the friendly Apache ndians, be red upon the Lower Gila. Also, the memorial of the Legislative Assembly of Arizona, asking that the Territory of Arizona be set apart asa separateland district. ArAizlsoon, at, he memorial of the Legislative Assemblypf askin Congressto extend to the Territories the benefit of the not of July 2, 1862, regarding agricultural colleges. By Mr. KASSON: The memorial of Thomas D. Woolse y, D. 1)., president of Yale Colle e, H. A. Newton, professorof mathematics, and 300i ers,professorsand instructors of Yale College, praying that the “ metrical decimal systemof weightsand measures” may be legalized in the U.S. Also. the memorial of the faculty of Trinity college, in Connecticut in favor of the same. Also, the memorial of ProfessorJa mesTorrey, and others, of the faculty of the University of Vermont, in favor of the same. Also, the memorial of Council Bluffs Board of Tirade, praying that Council Bluffs be declared a port open ry. By Mr. LAFLIN: The petition of citizensof Lewis and Jeffersoricounties, NewYork, for the establishment of a mail routefrom Lyons Falls, Lewiseounty, to Cartha O Jefferson county“ By Mr. bacon. The 0mm of 27 honorably discharged soldiers of Bra ford county, Pennsylvania, praying that the samepay and bounties may be granted to all soldiers who were enrolled previousto October24, 1863.aswere allowed to soldiers who on listed after that date. By Mr. MORRILL: The petition of John B. Buck, and 2 others, citizens of Ludlow, Vermont. praying Congressto amend the tariff soasto protectAmerican labor to the extent of the differenceof the cost of capital and labor here and abroad.with the addition of internal duties on American industrial products from which the form n are froo. By Mr. PRICE: the etition of the monthly meeting of the Somety of riends West Liberty Iowa, asing for “ perfect equality ” beforethe law or all, Without regard to race or color. By Mr. RAYMOND: A memorial of Miss Estelle Carr, Mrs. Hall, and others, dress makersof the cities of NewYork and Brooklyn, praying for a repeal or reduction of the internalrevenuetax on their business. By Mr. ROGERS: The petition of U.S. asstassessorsof the4th district of NewJor sey, for an increaseof pay. By Mr. SCOFIELD: 2 petitions from citizens of Indiana county, Pennsylvania, asking llor auamendment of the Constitution prohibiting distinctions in civil rights amongcitizens of the U.S. Also, a petition of U.S. deputy assessors of the 19thcongressionaldistrict of Pennsylvania askin an increaseof pay. By Mr. TA LOB: A petition asking to have the name of Mrs. Mary A. Patrick, Widow of Catain Matthew Patrick, late of the 1st artillery, placed upon the pfnsion roll. By Mr. VANHORN, of NcwYork: Amcmorial of brewersof the U.S., asking for a light duty on barley.