Skip Skip PETITIONs, ETC. The following petitions, &c., were presentedunder thBeyrule, and referred to the appropriate committees: Mr. BOYER: The petition of William Beale, ofBPyennsylvania. Mr. DAWES: The petition of Hall J. Kelley, of Massachusetts, for a land grant. By Mr. DONNELLY:, The petition of Q. Q. Web Msitnenr, eSs.otWa, heaeslkeirn, gand others, citizens of Red Wing, for an amendmentto the Constitution of the U.S. to the end that no inequality may exist in the laws of any of the States by reason of the birthplace, race, or color of any citizens therein. By Mr. GEOSSBRENNER: A memorial.f. Louis Shade, J. Shillington, Charles Kloman, }. Emrich, J. C. Marks, Charles Schuster, and numerous others, residentsof the DistCol, naturalized citizens of the U.S and immigrants who have declared their intention to become citizpeansss.esdetting forth, that inasmuch as Congress has a bill granting to the African race the right of suffrage in the DistCol, and “yen tinutreinllgectto, bineldieuvsetryth, at the caucasian immigrant, whose and wealth have contributed so menulicghhttoentehde, ". fi. of the country, is just as good, and deserving of political privileges as the African just emerged from a state of slavery, ” and that “the Caucasianimmigrant, though white, is a man, possessedof manhood and entitled to man hood suffrage, ” the memorialists petition Congress to put all white men who are either citizens or have declared their intentions to become citizens on an “HoylM r . K ELwLitEhYt:heAnepgertoiteiosn of citizens of Lan easter. Pennsylvania, praying for the passage of a law to prevent the contraction of the legal tender currency, and protesting against the withdrawal of national bank notesfrom the northern States. PoBllyeyM, Mr. PERHAM; The petition of Mrs. Mary M. widow of J. H. Polley, for pension. Mr. PHELPS: The petition of Rev. J. R. Nichols, and others; membersof the Methodist Protestant u Church of Baltimore, praying an abatement By Mr. The petition of John Stump, and 162others, citizens of German Township, Mont gomery county, Ohio, for a change in the revenue laws relative to inspectorsof distilled spirits. Also, a petition of 5 officers of the U.S. Army. for an increaseof pay. Also, a resolution of the board of managers of the National Asylum for Disabled, Volunteer Soldiers, requesting an amendment to the act which created that institution.