Skip Skip PETITIONS. ETC. The following petitions. kc" were presented under the rule and referredto appropriate committees: By Mr. BALDWIN: The petition of hospital stew ards. in regardto the pament of bounty. By Mr. CLARKE. of ansas: Concurrpnt resolutions of the Legislature of the State of houses. ine morialisin Congressto urn kcn.grantyf land to aid in the eenst justionofarailyoqd from hlwoed through the northern line of countiesin said State. By Mr. EGGLESTON: The petition of GeorgeW. Cone and 87otherii. eituens of Ohio. praying for an increaseof the iuritI on manufactured articles. Mr. ECKLEI: The petitions of wool growers of effersoncounty. Ohio. asking additional protection on wool, so as to place them on an equalitywith manufacturers. By Mr. KASSON; The petition of Thomas Evans, David McKee and 4 others. citizens of southwestern Iowa, for an amendment of the U.S. Constitution. in order to recognizetherein Almighty God and the ruling government of the Lord csus C hBryist.Mr. LYNCH; The petition of Hewett Chand ler and others.asking an amendmentto theinternalrevenue laws. Mr. LONGYEAR: The memorial of John F. Mil or A Co and others. nper and envelope manufacturing arns.anpd rotdeesa the nrgsonainssttattihoeneersn.aocftmAnenntoAfrbaonry. law authorizing the PostMGenl to sell stamped envelopes at the value of the stamps impressedthereon. By Mr. McRUER: The memorial of officersof the U.S. steamer Comanche; of officersof the U.S. steamer Suwanee; of officers of the U.S. steamerIndependence: and of officers of Mare Island navy yard. for mClBlBOof pay to em eersof the Nov) By MrJMERCUR: The petition of 102citizens of Dnnville, Pennsylvania. praying for such a revision 9f the (and laws as.will protect domestic labor and invite the investment of capital in home manufac turcs. By Mr. MORRIS: The petition of Elizabeth M. Atwcll and 01 others.ladies of Ontario and Steuben counties NewYork. asking that the Constitution be so amendedasnot to disfranehise any citizen on the ground of sex. Also the petition of Willets & Smith. of Honeoyc. NewYork manufacturers of harvesters.asking for relief against ipordiiiate taxes. “ By Mr. ONEILL: A supplement to an notentitled An act to regulate the feesandeoststo he allowed clerks. marshals and attorneysof the cireait and district courts of the U.S and for other purposes" approved February 26.A. D. 1&3}. mimifonmsi A remonltrance of D. LGuern i say and others.against the passageof an act author ising the PostMGenl to sell stamps and envelopesat the value of the stampsthereon. Also. the [Nflfltlll of A. B. Cliisson and 78others. for an act granting bounty of land to soldiers of1861 and 1862;and for Imelll bounty of land to the reenlisted veterans. Also. the petition of N. M. Colston and 102others. for an act granting a bounty of land to soldiers of 186land 15432a;nd for a special bounty of land to reenlisted veterans. By Mr. RICEi of Massachusetts: The petition of officers of the lrevident Institution. in the town of Boston. for relief from tax on depositsin that institution. i ngAsls Bank of fiocretrhseosfaPmlyem. outh (Massachusetts)Sav Also. of officersof Ware (Massachusetts) Savings Bank. for the some. SaAvlisneg.sof officersof NewBedford (Massachusetts) lie. oBfanokff.icfeorrstohfe sFarmanek.lin Savings Bank. (of Boston. for the name. By Mr. ROGERS: A petition from about 2.000 mechanics and workmen. of Paterson. NewJersey. praying that a law may be awed constituting 8 ours n davs work for wor iiicn. artisans or laborers of the edeyal Government. By Mr. RAY MOND: The memorial of John J. Walsh. praying for the adoption of a gun carriage inventor by him. By Mr. SCOFIELD: The petition of citizens of Tidsoute. Pennsylvania. asking a reduction of the tax on rock oil. By Mr. SCHENCK: The petition of citizens of Paducah. hentucky, for compensationto Dr. J. Mil toii Best forflproperty destroyedbyorder of the U.S. officer commandingat that place. A lso.the petition of Edward Narct. of WestVirginiii. for relief. By Mr., SIT(lREAVES: The petition of Reese. Melich 6t 00 and others.manufacturersof agricultural implementsin hen"Jersey.prayiuf a reduction of the excise tax upon sales of agricu tural imple men:1. By Mr. VANHORN. of newYork: The petition of plowninkprs and manufacturers. of western NewYork. asking relieffroni taxation as now exists. Also. the petition of 104patriotic ladies of Alabama. Geneseecounty. NewBy ork. asking ilinsuffrage. Mr. WELKER: The petition of Whiting. Roller k Co. manufacturersof harvestersand otheragricultural imleinents.nt Ashland. Ohio. asking that the tax law do so changedthat thematerialsusedin such manufacturesalready taxed shall not be again taxed in the hands of such manufacturers.