Skip Skip PETITIONS and MEMORIALS.R. GRIMES presented a memorim of the General Assembly of the State of Iowa, representing that they believe JeffersonDavis ought to bb brought to a fair. speedy, and impartial trial, and that, if found guilty of the crime of treason, he ought to suffer the penalty provided by law; which was referred to the ComJudiciary. Mr. LANE, of Indiana, presented the petition of Ann Hcfli, widow of William eth, who was killed I) the confederate forces under the command of John Morgan, July 9, 1863, praying for a pension; which was referred to the ComPensions. He also presented additional papers in relation to the claim of Mrs. Charles W. Purcell, for a pension: which were referred to the ComPensions. Mr. WILLIAMS presented 2 petitions of citizens of Oregon, praying for the establishment of a weekly mail route from Oregon City to Lebanon, in that State; which were referred to the ComPostOffices. Mr. POMEROYpresented a petition of loyal citizens of the counties of Augusta and Albemarle, in the State of Virginia, praying for payment for stores and supplies furnished to the Union Army; which was referred to the ComMilAffrs . Mr. HOWE presented a petition of citizens of Wisconsin, praying for the establishment of a triweekly mail route from Glen Bulah, She boygin county, to West Bend, Washington county, in that State; which was referred to the ComPostOffices and Post. Roads. He also presented a memorial of the Mil waukee and Rock River Canal Company, praying that theremainder of the trust fund arising from the sale of canal lands, found by the ComrGLO Office to have come into the possession of the State of Wisconsin, may be appropriated and paid to it in full of all deman s; which was referred to the ComJudiciary. Mr. WILSON presented apetition of officers of the Cobasset Savings Batik. praying that savings banks or institutions for savings having no capital, and whose business is confined to receiving deposits and loaning the same on interest for the benefit of depositors only, and which do no other business of banking. may be exempted from the payment of any further internalrevenue tax; which was referred to the ComFinance. Mr. ANTHONY presented a petition of officers of the Pascoagavings Bank, in RhdIs] and, praying that savings banks or institutions forsavingshavingno capital, and whose business is confined to receivingdeposits and loaning the same on interest for the benefit of depositors only, and which do no other business of bank 1ng, maybe exempted from any further paymento internalrevenue tax; which was referred to the ComFinance. Mr. DAVIS presented a resolution of the Legislature of Kentucky, remonstratinv against the proposed tax on leaf tobacco; which was referre to the ComFinance, and or dered to be printbd. Mr. HARRIS presented the memorial of the State of SCarolina. I trust this Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Bouligny, praying that petition, cc tificates of new location may O issued to her for one 6th part of the land claim of the heirs of J. A. Bernard Danterive, in Louisiana, called the Bayugoula Concession; which was referred to the ComPrivLandClms. BURNING OF COLUMBIA, SCAROLINA.