Skip Skip PETITIONS The followin lpetitjous, lc., woro prmntedundor the rule and reerred to the appropriate committocs: By Mr. ALLISON: The petition of William M. Me urlund, and Mothers, citizens of Waukon, Iowa, inking for just and equal laws relating to insurance. Also, the DOUUODof asst assessorsof 3rd district of Iowa, asking additional compensation. Mr. BARKER: The petition of citizens of Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, Mklll that additional duties be levied on foreign wool.Also, the petition of membersof the bar of combria county. Pennsylvania. askin that the salaries of tho distriet iudges of the U.S.courtsmay be so as to yield an adequatesup ort. Also. the petition of citizens!) Alleghuny county Pennsylvania. asking that additional dutiesbelovi on foroi 11wool. Also, the petition of fnrmer mmcchaiiics and working men, of Milllin county, Bennsylvania. praying Congress toenact such a t.iirid"as will protect the national industry, replenish the Treasury, and de velop our national resources. Mr. BROM WELL: The petition of citizens of Iroquois and Macon counties, “ Illinois, praying for the establishment otanntionul Bureauof Insurance. Mr. DAWSON: the petition of 36citizens of Indiana county, Pennsylvania, asking an increase of duty on foreign wool. Mr. DENISON: The petition of BeariizSloqui gcr, Reicliard lit Walter, Bowklcy.StLcsloy, and oth crs, of wilkesbnrre PEllllilplVl"llu, Mkl!lg that barley be admitted from the British Provinces and Canada on a tariffnot irxqqedin 5 cents perbushel. Mr. EGGLLSIOi: The petition of Captain Paulson. prayin for compensation for n rvice ren dored by his unitary cpmpanyfiurlng 9 time of Kirby Smiths raid on Cincinnati. Mr. ELIOT: The petition of SylvesterHolmes, Thomas Aspinwull. Charles Hudson. Benjamin Sto phenson, and LoriT. prese ott, officersand soldiers of the war of 181?.praying for pensionsto thesoldiers of that war. By Mr. FERRY: Themcmorial ofHenryM. Clarke, and 40others, citizens of Lowell, Michigan, praying for the passageofa law regulating interstate insur ances By in.ingEItSQLL: The petition of citizens of Stark county, Illinois. for an increased duty on foreign wool. Also, the petition of citizens of Stark county, Illinois, for a tax on dogs. Mr. LAW BEN CE, of Pennsylvania: A petition. Pennsylvania, gnedby citizensof Washingtoncounty. for an increase of duties on foreign wool. Mr. LONGYEAR: The petition of Peter Mul vany, A. C. Robinson, and 150others, citizens ofCal houn county, Michigan, askingfor an increasedduty on wool. Mr. NIBLACK: The petition of J. P. Elliott, and others, merchantsof Evansville, Indiana, praying that steamboats may he allowed to carry powder under certain restrictions. Mr. ROSS: The petition of N, P. Ti nsloy, and 38others, of McDonough county, Illinois. in favor of a national Insurance Bureau. Mr. SPALDING: The otition of M. D. Call, and 4500thers, citizensofnort ornOhio. mostlywool growers, askin for increasedprotection to Wool. asBkying Mr. STEVENS: The petition of female clerks. for increase of pay. Mr. UPSON: The petition of S. H. Jennings, reicansse Cohuanptmy.aMni, cahnigda1n3, 1portahyciinsg, cI Citoiznegnrses osf tNoilcass, sBlaeyrl. regulating interState insurancesof all kin s. Mr. ELKER: The petition of ChesterA, Coole and 5).others, woolowers of Brownhslm towns ip: and Robbins Bural, and 32 others, wool. gMrkowlnelrs of Shefliold township, Lorain county. Ohio, protectipp on wool. Also, the petition of Alonzo Gaston, and $9othei1, wool growers of Lorain county. Ohio. asking protection on wool. Mr. WASHEHRN, of Massachusetts: the po tition of Ilpury Wilder, and others, trusteesof Lancaster Savings Bank, in the 9th Muuuchusem districtJor a repeal of the tax on deposits in said institutions.