Skip Skip PETITIONs, ETC. The following petitions, &c., were presented under theIByrule, and referred to the appropriate committees: The SPEAKER: Additional papers in the case of BMyaMdirs.oCnONNeKwLtoINn, Gof TInhdeia memorial of W.C. Pierre pont, oand Addison Day, superintendent, of the Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburgh Railroad Company, asking a reduction of impost duty on railroad iron. Also, the petition of Salina Cale, widow of S. V. R. Cale, deceased, for the passageof a law to enable her to receive moneys equitably due for services of her bYuosrbkansd as aarltiielluetreynant in the 9th regiment NewBy Mr. HALE: The petition of Abraham Weldin, Yanodrko, thperarsy, ing citizens of Willsboro’, Essexcounty, NewYork for '. }} of rates of duty on wool sainadn.woolens proposedby House tariff bill of last ses Mr. HUNTER: The memorial and prospectus of the National Petroleum Gas Company, asking for a comparative testof: madefrom crude petroleum. By Mr. LONGYEAR: The petition of D. M. Bag ley, and others, citizens of Lansing, Michigan, asking that certain alleged actsand doings of Andrew John sine qnu, iarecdting inatos, POTUS, may be and if proven that he may be impeached. By Mr. LYNCH: The petition of Alfred B. Win: slow and Eben M. Tibbetts, asking the enactment of a law authorizing the SecyTreasury to issue new U.S. securities for others destroyed. RoBsys, Mr. NIBLACK: The remonstrance of John and others, of Vincennes, Indiana, against a further contraction of the currency and some of the proposed amendmentsto the national banking law. By Mr. PAINE: The memorial of Lieutenant Charles Lorenzen, and others, volunteer officersof the State of Wisconsin, praying that the provisions of the act granting 3 months extra pay to officers discharged, since the 5th of March, 1865, may be extended to those who served 2 years during the war and received their commissionsafter March 5, 1865. By Mr. RANDALI, of Pennsylvania: The petition ionfg, fir manufacturers of cotton, and woolen fabrics, ask goods manthuefacretumreodv;alsoefcotnhde, 5%. tax on a drawback of 3 cents per pound in cotton, to be refunded to the manufacturer; 3rd, to tax aii articles of luxury not prodpruocpeodrtiine n the U.S., and to relieve in due necessariesof life, and for other purposes. By Mr. SCHENCK: The petition of manufacturers of and dealers in cigars and of growers of tobacco, foAr lasoc, hange in the tax on cigars. the petition of soldiers of the 6 3rd regiment Ohio volunteer infantry, for additional bounty, By Mr. WARD, of NewYork: The memorial of Robert L. May, asking restoration to the Navy. By Mrs.WARD, of Kentucky: The petition of L. Broadwell, praying for compensation for 2 horses and equipage.