Skip Skip PETITIONS and MEMORIALS.R. MORGAN. I present a memorial of the American Geo rap ical and Statistical So ciet of the city of NewYork, in relation to the me ical and surgical history of the rebellion, recently published by the Sur conGeneral of the U.S. Army. Teinemorialists represent that a mass of materials has been gathered by surgeons of the American school, the like of which it is hoped may never occur again, and it is due to the American nation that this should be published in a manner creditable to the country and worthy of comparison with the publications of Baron Larry and M. Chenu of the grand armies of France against Russia in the campai us of the elder and younger Bonnpartes. Imove that this memorial be referred to the ComPrintg. The motion was agreed to. Mr. HOWE presented a memorial of citizens of Fond du Lee and Green Lake counties, in the State of Wisconsin, praying congress to provide by law that a duty of not less than ten cents or pound and 10%. advalorem may lie levied on all foreign wool imported into the U.S.; which was referred to the ComFinance. Mr. HOWARD presented 3 memorials of citizens of Michigan, remonstratin against the application of the Amboy, Lansing and Traverse Bay land grant upon the present line of that road from Lansing to Jonesville, in that State, and against giving any portion of that grant to the Amboy, Lansing, and Traverse Bay Railroad Compan; which were referredto the ComPubLands. He also presented a memorial of the war mon counci of the city of Lansing, Michigan, praying for an extensiion of the land grant to the Amboy, Lansing and Traverse Bay Railroad company; which was referred to the comPubLands. Mr. HENDRICKS presented a memorial of brewers of the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, praying for a reduction of duty on barley imported from Canada and the other British Prov inces in North America, that it may not exceed the sum of 5 cents perbushel; which was referred to the ComForRel. He also presented the etition of Minerva Lewis, administratrix of teestate of Ezekiel Lewis, deceased, praying for compensation for the steamboat Admiral, taken possession ofb the U.S. authorities in the spring of 1862, used by them as an ordnance boat, and burned at Columbus, Kentucky; which was referred to the ComFinance. Mr. GRIMES presented the petition of Sarah A. Holland, praying that she may be allowed a pension; which was referred to the ComPensions. Mr. MORRILL presented a petition of citizens of Kennebec county, Maine, prnyin for an appropriation for the improvement of the Kennebee river; which was referred to the ComCommerce. Mr. CHANDLER presented a memorial of the Tobacco Cutters Association, of Michigan, praying for a reduction of the tax on tobacco; which was referred to the ComFinance. Mr. BROWN presented a memorial of inhabitants of Beverly, in the State of NewJersey, praying for the adoption of a proposed amendment to the Constitution of the U.S., to be presented to the several States for ratification, which will forever prevent any State making any distinction in civil rights and privileges among the naturalized citizens IQSlding within its limits, or among.ersous born on its soil. on account of race, color, or dese ent; which was referred to the JtComReconstruction. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.