Skip Skip PETITIONs, ETC. The following petitions, &c., werePresentedunder thBeyrule, and referredtothe appropriate committees: Mr. COOK: The petition of citizensof LaSalle, Illinois, praying that the internalrevenue tax on. glassworemanufacturedin this country be taken off. By Mr. CONKLING: The petition of soldiers, asking extension of time of paymentfor lands in Beau fort, SCarolina. Also, the petition of Mrs. H. A. McNiel, asking compensationfor lossessuffered in the war, o, Mr. DELANO: The petition of 24 citizens of Coshocton county, Ohio, remonstrating against all legislation calculated to rency, or having curtail the national cur in view an immediate return to speciepayments. By Mr. EGGLESTON: The memorial of Joseph Harris, praying for compensationfor loss of goods taken by Government detectives in 1865from his store in Cincinnati.. By Mr. FERRY:JtResolutions of the legislature of Michigan, approving the action of Congress in passing over the President’s veto the bill annul ling all distinction on account of color in i. the exer the elective franchise in the District of Co u ine la. By Mr. GARFIELD: The petition of 28 citizens of Canfield, Mahoning county, Qhio, praying Congress to forbid the further contraction of currency; also, that national banks may not be required to their notes redeem in NewYork; also, for increased protec tioBnyon American flax. Mr. GRISWOLD: The petition of wool growers in Washington county, NewYork, for protection against importation of foreign wools. By Mr. HOTCHKISS: The petition of flax growers of the 26th congressional district of NewYork for protection. By Mr. HUMPHREY: A petition for American roof for the yacht Glance. 3y Mr. HARDING, of Illinois: The petition of people of Mercer county, Illinois, for protectionthe to wool growers. By Mr. HOLMES: The petition of Frederick E. Babbott, for American register for schoonerW. A. lover. By Mr. MARVIN: The petition of citizens of Kingsborough, Fulton county, NewYork, against any further reduction of the national currency. By Mr. QNEILL: The memorial of T. Perot, President Morris of the Mercantile library Company of Philadelphia, its directors and many of bers, asking its memsubject that there maybe no legislation on the of importatiotnhe tariff whichtakesfrom the free list the of books, maps, &c., intended for public libraries, colleges;and other literary institutions. By Mr. PERHAM: The petition of Pond, for pension. Mrs. Harriet. Mr. UPSON: The petition of James Clendenin, Wallace, McIntosh, and 72 others, citizens of county, Michigan, praying Congress Cass to for theimpeachmentof the President.take measures Also, of Moses S. Adams, and 29 others, for the same purpose. By Mr. RD, of NewYork: The petition of 180 citizens of Steuben county, NewYork, in favor of increasingthe tariff on wool.. Also, a remonstrance of 98 citizens of Plattsburg, NewYork. against further contraction of i and against legislation hostile the eur to anks. national. By Mr. WELKER: The petition of tig, John A. Ret and 63 others, citizens of asking the amendment of the Mrcedviennauecolauwntyso, Othhiao, t harnessand saddle makers shall be taxed as makers and tailors. shoe NOTICE OF A BILL. The following notice for leave to introduce a bill was given under the rule: By Mr. O'NEILL: A supplement to an act entitled. An act to equalize bounties, ”, approved July 1866, and also to provide for a bounty to firemen, seamen and coal passers.