Skip Skip PETITIONs, ETC. thTohuefefo, llaonwdinregfepreretidtions, &c., were Presentedunder to the appropriate committees: the SPEAKER: The petition of 11 soldiers and 92 citizens of Lee and Scott counties, Virginia, and War Gap, Tennessee, and vicinity, askingFo; against the judicial power of that part of Virginia which they declare is used against Union men and Union soldiers. Mr. ASHLEY, of Ohio; The petition and accompanying papers of of the U.S., EDuarnoipeel aWno, oadnhdoWusees, tpVreirsgiidneiant Land and Mining Company, concerninghis contract with and obligation of the republic of Mexico and for the enforcementof the same. Mr. CLARICE, of Kansas: A memorial from the Legislature of the State of Kansas, asking Congress to grant increased pensions to soldiers of the war of 1812. Also, a memorialfrom the Legislature of the State of Kansas, praying Congress to grant for the use, and benefit of the“freedmen's university, sections of land in theState of Kansas, from any public lands nototh erAwlissoe, disposed of.” a memorial from the Legislature of the State of Kansas, asking that the benefit of the homestead law be extended to the settlers on lands recently purchased of Also, the QsageIndians. a memorial from the"Legislature of of Kansas, theState ofor the passage of 489, Senatebill No. entitled “A bill to provide for giving the right of precmption to settlers on the Cherokee neutral lands in Kansas, and for other purposes.” Also, a memorial from the Legislature of the State of Kansas, praying that the same aid be granted to the Union Pacific railway, southern branch, as is granted by law now to the Union Pacific railway: Also, a memorial from the Legislature of the State of Kansas, praying Congress, to pass the bill, to refund certain bounties withheld either by negligence or fraudfromveteranvolunteers of companyG, 8th regiment, 1st Army corps. lso, a memorial from the Legislature of theState of Kansas, praying Congress to makean appropriation to enablethe Dept of Agriculture to make a scientific investigation of the nature. causes, and results of the cattle disorder, known as the Spanish fever or By Texas cattle disease. Mr. DONNELLY: The petition of William A. Jackson, and 52 others, citizens of Hennepin oounty, Minnesota, asking for the impeachment of Johnson, President Andrew of the U.S and his removal from office. Mr. ECKLEY; The petition of 35 Smithfield, citizens of Jefferson county, Ohio, against the curtailment of the currency, and against requiring national banksto redeemtheir circulation in the city ofBNyew York. Mr. ELDRIDGE: The oof citizens of Wisconsin, Illinois, and Michigan, for a survey and estimateof the costof making a suitable harbor at the mouth of Menomoneeriyer. I3y Mr. FERRY: The petition of MalcomCamp Tbheolfm, Aplsboenrt, Nuart, Joseph Heald, M. Fannan, Duane E. C. Dicey, and 113others, citizens of White River. Michigan, protesting against the curtailment of national currency and the redemption of notes in NewYork. Mr. FINCK: The petition of Wiley H. o raonudteoftrhoemrsC, oplruamyibnugsf, oOrhitoh, etoe Bsteacbkleisthtms Setonrteo, finaPmicaki away in the same State. Mr. GARíoffii). The memorial of Jesse Bald win, of Youngstown, Ohio, praying for the repeal of pthaeymlaewnt which makes papermoney a legol tenderin of debts. Mr. HARDING, of Illinois: The petition for mBaiyl rMoru.teKfEroTmCHRAocMk:IsTiahnedpteotiStitoenrliongf, RI.lliCn.oJios.nes, for additional : Mr. LONGYEAR: The memorial of J. Owen, and others, citizens of Detroit, Michigan, asking that some proper exPression on the part of Congress be made in behalf of Captain McKay, and his comrades of the steamboatCity of Cleveland, for meritorious service tsuignW, sianvsilnogwt, he lives of the crew of revenue on the night of October7, 1864; vaincde.for compensation for lossesincurred in such ser Mr. LYNCH: The petition of William C. Howe, and others, asking an equalization of tax on incomes. Mr. MoRRIS. Concurrent resolutions passed by the Legislatureof the State of NewYork requesting the Sens&Reps of saidState to sustain the passageof such a law as shall aid in the construction and completion of the Northern Pacific "BRy M.r. RAYMOND: 3 several memorialsfrom John Q. Green.William H. Aspinwall, Oliver ghar lick, Thurlow Weed, o Dodge & Co., John J. Qisco, andothers, citizensof NewYork, remonstrating against any action looking toward the impeachument of the President, and praying for the adoption of measuresthat will promotethe peaceand prosperity of the Union. Mr. RICE, of Massachusetts: The memorial and resolves of the Boston Board of Trade, against any changein the laws regulating the currency and national banks. Mr. SCHENCK: The memorial of Vice Admi o Carter, praying that Congresswill afford relief to the widow, and children of D. C. Heap, late paymaster U.S. Army. Mr. SCQFIELD: The petition of citizens of Farmington, Pennsylvania, praying for the impeach mAenlstoo, f the President. sylvaniat, he petition of citizensof Farmington, Penn in favor of universal suffrage. Mr. WELKER: The petition of Daniel E. Foote, and123others, citizensof LaFayettetownship, Medina county, Ohio. asking for the passageof the tariff bill of last session of Congress. Also, the petition of Q. S. Burt, and 120others, citizens of Granger township, in Medina county, Ohio, on the same subject.