Skip Skip PETITIONS and MEMORIALS. The PRESIDENT protempore presented to the Senate a memorial of the Legislative Assem bl of the Territory of Montana on the subeet ofya territorial library, settin forth that they have learned from reliable information that an appropriation was made by Congress for a territorial library for Montana, and that the library was purchased and put in charge of a Government oflieial appointed for that Territory, and that, although that official has arrived in the Territory an departed from it again, the librar has not come to hand; and they therefore as the action of congress in the premises. The memorial was or ered to lie on the table, and be priuted. Ihe PRESIDENT protempore also laid before the Senate a resolution of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Montana, protesting against the proposed division of that erritory; which was ordered to lie on the table, and be printed. Mr. WADE presented the petition of Mrs. Sarah E. Brewer, praying for an extra pension in consequence of the loss of her husband and 2 sons in the Army; which was referred to the ComPensions. Mr. WADE also presented a memorial of many colored persons, prayin Congress to e?ct a law by which all able bodied loyal male citizens over 18 and under 45 years of age shall be drilled and inspected in each judicial district of the rebellious States once in 3 months without regard to color or race, that life, liberty, and property may be made secure; also, praying Congress to enact a law by which no naturalized citizen of the U.S. who has levied war against the Government shall be permitted to occupy any position under the U.S.; which was referred to the ComMilAffr and the Militia. Mr. RAMSEY presented the memorial of Commander B. Dove, protesting against the action of the Naval a visory boar, and praying to be restored to his properrank in the Navy; which was referred to the ComNavAffrs. Mr. KIRKWOOD. I present a memorial from citizens residin in and near the village of Tabor, county of remont, Iowa, who Represent that they have approved the decision of Congress not to receive any persons as rere sentatives of the States recently in rebelion until Congress shall declare such States enti titled to representation, and asking thatno one of“ those States he declared entitled to representation until impartial suffrage is secured to all its loyal citizens. I ask the reference of this memorial to the JtCommee of 15 on reconstruction. It was so referred. Mr. SPRAGUE presented the petition of the Franklin Institution for Savings of providence, RhdIsland, and the petition of Providence Count Savings Bank of the town of North Provience, praying that savings banks having no capital, and whose banking is confined to receiving deposits and loaning the same for the benefit of depositors only, and which are new subject to a duty of 5%., may be egiem ted by law from paying any further in terna revenue tax; which were referred to the ComFinance, Mr. WADE presented a memorial of voters and progerty holders in Alexpndria city and county, irginia, praying that that city and county may be reann exed to the DistCol; which was referred to the ComDistCol. Mr. CONNESS presented the etition of Martha A. Estill, a ministratrix of the estate ofJames M. Estill, praying for the payment of abalance claimed to be due for beef furnished to the U.S. Indian commissioner in the years 1851 and 1852, in the State of California, to supply an expedition to the Klamath country to settle difficulties with the Indians; which was referred to the ComIndAffrs. nsronrs or COMMITTEES.