Skip Skip PETITIONS, are. The following petitions, &c., were presentedunder the rule and referred to appropriate committees: By Mr. ALLEY: The petition of Rockport Savings Bank for reduction of taxes. By Mr. BANKS: The memorial of Hon. James adams. Nathan A. Tufts. Edward Lawrence and others, officersof the Warren Instituteof siivmns. in Charles town. Massachusetts, praying exemption from the payment of any tax upon depositsor otherwise, except the tax of 5%. upon dividends, as now provided by law. ByMr. COBB:lThe petition of Francis Baker, of Linden, Wisconsin, for a change in the internalrevenuelaws. By Mr. DELANO: the petition ofJam csMcLaugh lin. John McCunc, Samuel Huffman, lluirli Dunno. Burke Clark, D:in ielChrisman, and Henry Rogers. for an appropriutlon of 821.150t.he value of cotton lost on the flotilla 1st running the blockade of the Mississippi, at V icksburirM. ississippi. Also, the petition of Robert Sapp, and 100others, citizens on wool growers of Knox county, Ohio praying for such duty;on foreign wools as may ailoril equal protection to the woolrowersas now received by woolen manufacturersoft is country. By Mr. FERRY: The memorial of citizeus of Mich i an. praying that no rebellious State berestoredto (tie Union except upon the following acceptedeon itions: 1. That the Union of the U.S shall beperp u. 2. That denial et suffragoen nce onntfofrnce orcolor shall be an exclusion of such population from room sentution. 3. The national faith of the U.S shall be held forever sacred; that each State s liallshare its just proportion of nationai responsibilities: that no debt incurred by any rebellious State shall harem: nized or paid y the U.S or individual to e. 4. That no distinction in laws or municipal regulations on account of color or descent, nor payment elither by U.S or State tor emancipated s aves. 5. Congress shall have power to enforcethosearticles by approprinte lelgislation. By Mr. OOPERO Massachusetts: the memorial of manufacturersof concentrated fertilizers, for relief fromdiscrimination by admitting the foreign products free of dirt and taxing the domesticmanufacture. By Mr. UltD: The remonstrunce of H. I, Ward and others, citizens of StLawrence county NewYork. against admissionof southernStatesuntil proper guaranteesare secured. By Mr. INGERSOLL: The petition of John G.Faris, and 80 others, soldiers of ai shall county, Illinois, prayin for the O animation of bounties. By LIL KETC AM: The memorial of asst assessorsof the 12yh district of NewYork, in favor of allowance of necessary travplin expenses. Mr. LAWRENCE of Ohio: he 8etition of B. H. Beamnd other emfLogan connty. bio, in favor of sandy amendmentsto the Constitution of the U.S. By Mr. LONGYEAR: The petition of Qaorge H. French, and 399 others.asking or an extension of the land grant to the Ambog, Lansing and Traverse Bay Railroad Company, in t oState of Michigan. Also, the petition of Henry A. Shaw, an mothers. for the samepurpose. Also, the memorial of the Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw Railroad Coin any, in regard to railroad grants in the State of. Michigan, and remonstraemg against the renewal and continuance of the Am 0y housing and Traverse bay land grant on the time“ line of no road south of Lamina. Marsha, Mr. MERCUR: The petition of 15 honorably discharged soldiers of Bradford county. Pennsylvania.i. kini.!that the some pay and bounties may be ranted to all nilliers who were enrolled previous to ctober:341. 86la;.s wereallowul to soldierswho cu lisBteyd after that to. Mr. lAl la: The petition fornn act regulating insurance in the liiitcll States. By Mr. WELKER: The petition of E. Match m and 102others. wool growers of Pittsfieldfi Lorain county. Ohio. askink protection on wool against for ci n competition. y Mr. WASHBURN. of Massachusetts: The pe tition of the trustees of the liwhbmSuyings Institution in the 9th MussucJusotts district. praying that the tax on such institut ons maybe repealed, By Mr. WASHBURNE. of Illinois: The petition of paperandenvelo emanufacturersanddon cmand stationers. against O assagcof the bill to authorize the PostMGen to sell stampsand envelopes at the value of the stamp; imressedthereon. By Mr. WENTWORT: l. e petition of the Ship Carpentersandenlkers National Union of Chicago. A so tho remonstrance ot citizens ot Chicago, azainst the renewal of the reciprocity treaty.