Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions. do. Were presented under the rule and referred to the appropriate committees: By Mr. BEAMAN: The claim of Henry P. Sqngor. for services rendered asbook keeper and teller in the officeof H. K. Sanger. late U.S.depositnr. Mr. BBOMWELL: The petition of Thomas. Cosgrove and others.praying for a law regulating insurance. Mr. BROOMALL: The petition of Dr. J. A. Meredith. {takingthat certain medicinesbe exempt from taxation. By Mr. FERRY: the memorialof J.C. Lawn and 16 others citizens of Wiishington. praying for the pas sa cofa law relatin interstate insurances. Mr. GLOS BBEI NEB: The petitionofArthur W. nrquharmf York county, Pennsylvania.praying comaensntionfor certain merchandise furnished to the government in 1864under contract. By Mr. KELLEY: The memorial of merchants and citizensof Philadelphia. praying that the officers and menof the Kearsnrge berewarded for the sinking of the alabama. Asrecommended by the SecyNavy. By Mr.LAILIN: The memorial of H. Harvey, of New lurk city. praying for the extension of certain patents for the manufactureofwoodse rewsissued respectivel. y MnLAWHENCE. of Ponnsylvanin: petition from citizens of Beavercounty. Pennsylvania. asking an increaseof duties on foreign wools. By Mr. SAWYER: The petition of A. V. Balch and 20others.citizensof Waupacca county. Wise on sin. praying for an enactment of equal laws for the regulation of interStats insurances. By Mr. SCHENCK: The petition of ph sicians of Eaton. Ohio praying that medicines and preparzbtions of the U.S or other national barma co main, of which the full and proper formula is published in the disponsatories. &c. be pluoed on the free list, inasmuch as the high tax on alcohol is si illiciciit to exemptthem from tax on "otIicinnl medium s." By Mr. STEVENS: The petition of John McCar rish. asking for ilicrcase of women. Also, 2 petitions of or)" Ahl and numerous others, citizens of Pennsylvania. asking for protection for American industry. Also, the petition of Elizabeth Klinger. praying for a pension. Also, the petition of Martha R. Bauer. praying for a onsiou. By Mr. WELKER: Thopetition of J. H. Fay and 66others.wool growersof orain county. Ohio, Hake in rotrction on wool. Aldo. the petition of Mr. C. Benn, and 27 otht rs. wool growersof Medina county. Ohio. asking for the same. Also. the petition of Charles Boytlston, and 1}} others. wool growersof Wayne county. Ohio. asking for the same. By Mr. WINDOM: The petition of J. C. Boston and mothers. citizens of Minnosotu. asking the en notine ntofjiist and equal lnws for the regulation of interstate insurancesof all kinds. Also. the otition of J. S. Sawyer and 27 others, citizens of innesota. on the sumosulucct. Also. the petition of Gardner Dam and 71 others, citizens of Minnesota. asking an increased tariff on I. WIBOy Mr. WOODBRIDGE: The Wtition of Alfred Hull and others, citizens of allingfqrd, Ver mont, praying for an increasedduty on foreign wool. NOTICE OI" A BILL. The following notice for leave to introduce abill wasgiven under the ru 0: By Mr. DARLING: A bill directing the SecyTreasury to refund to the properparty orparties the amount of tax paid an or section 7 of the act to inercso the internalrevenue. and, for other purposes. passedMareh 7, 1864.upon spuits imported prior to the data of said act.