Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions, &c. werepresentedunder therule and referredto the appropriate committees: By Mr. BOUTWELL: The petition of Mr. Curtis and others, citizens of Boston. Mnssachnse ttsnnrcf orence to the reorganization of the courts of the U.S. By Mr. CULLOM: A petition signed by Dolgvar Knickerbocker. surgeon in charge of the U.S. oneral hospital at Camphutle r, accompanied by aoaim for damages sustained by him in the destruction of the hospital by fire. By Mr. DAWES; The petition of William 0. Bell, and others.physicians of Hamnden county. Massachusetts.asking for the exemption of certain medi cines from taxation. Mr. DELANO: The memorial of Benjamin Bla enjoy, Samuel N. Jackson, H. A. Greer, and H. P. Catlin. of Cincinnati, prayingCongressto grant the public land lying Within 15 miles on either side of the line of the Des Are, Daydaucllc, and Fort. Smith railroad. for the construction of said read. in the State of Arkansas. By Mr. HARDING. of Illinois: The petition of citizens of Prairie City, Illinois. for legislation to r ulateinsurance in the U.S. y Mr. HOLBROOK: The petitionpf 200citizens of northern Idaho, praying for adiviSionof s territory and the formation of another Torr ry i u aocordancowith the memorial passedby the Tern torial Legislature. By Mr. HUBBARD. of WestVirginia: The petition of Charles I, Michaclson, askima payment for (fiiillillFfll3supplies taken and used y the U.S. Army. Ilr IMr. ltl lfeHAP i: The petition of inhabitant.r 0t“lltlYtlltrrl tRXlHi NewYork, for increased tariff on tor igii Iivii. lljr iMr. L.l:LIN: The peiitjon of Hon. James A. Ilcll. tiitl others, of Joli? ltlllinuI]t.j NuwYork, fir thttransfer of the SeliwtiiiviM try from a Canadtin to an American hfiliulh By ltMr. MORRIS: Tic p tition of Stephen 11.: maker. Esq" of Milo Center. NewYork and otln ii, askiiiii, rfor an increasedduty on fpreignwool. By Mr. NIBLACh: The petition of sundry pliysicians and druggistspfNewAlbany. Indiana praying that certain medicinesmay be admitted ree of duty. By Mr. TROWBRIDGE: The petition of A. B. Endivorth, D. A. Button and 90 others, citizens of Oakland county, Michigan. asking for such actionby Congressas shall consolidatethe various land grant! for railroad purposesto said State and secure the construction of one road from Saginaw to somepoint on the northwestern boundary of said State. By Mr. WARD: The petition of James L. Woods and others prominent membersof the harof checmiaurnyg county. NewYork. against the Federal Judi law.