Skip Skip PETITIONS, are. The following petitions. to“ were presented under the byrule and referredto the appropriate committees: Mr. BANKS: Tholpetition of Richard Mason. Augustus Brise s. James I. Davis, GeorgeW.Lca.ter and lOOo the rs, citizens of the U.S. against the passageof the 2nd section of the constituitniogna0l aumalenpdomliteienatlnorwigpetsndtionga.allndeiftoizreanlaswwgitrhaonutt r ayrMtro.Jr.acHeUo Mr. PoIlIoRrE. Y: The petition of William W. Gardener and others. glass blowers.in relation toB revenue taxation. Mr. HULBURD: The petitions of sundry citizensof the counties of StLawrence. Franklin and Jefferson. NewYork asking an adoaloremduty and an increaseof duty on imported flux. coAulnstoy. aN remonstrance pt sundry citizensof Oneida York. Against the bill to reorganize the Federal judiciary. By Mr. HUBBARD. of NewYork: The etition of Tin2gcitthizae tnasdnultty hoeft countey notfspeehrepuoaunngdoa. Nnedwtenoprekr.caesnkt. calm embe levied on all unwashed foreign wool! competingwith American wools.t he value whereof i at the last port of export. including chargesin such port shall be 32 centsor less per pound and that a duty of 12 cents perpound and ten or cent.ad qulorembe leviedon all like wools. the value twyh the wreoof.including chargesin ort shall exceedthir centsperpound: and that the aboverates of duties be doubled on washedwools and trebled on scouredwools. i nAlso. the petition of citizensof the town of Oxford. the county of Chcpango, NewYork. for a daily amt]rpute from Unadilla. in the county of Otsogo.to:i place. By Mr. McINDOE: The petition of Mr. 0. Harris, and 57others.praying that mail route No. 13122i.n Adams county. Wisconsin.be alered and extended. Also. ti. petition for the establishing of a mnil routefrom Friendship. in Adamse ounty. Wisconsin. by Arcade. to Barnum. in said county. By Mr. RICE of Maine: The petitition of Dr. E. F. Sanger and others.physiciansof Penobse otcounty. pMoaritne. for exemptionof certain medicinesfrom imByduties. Mr. RADFORD: The petition of citizens of NewYork. for the regulation of interstate insur anBeycs. Mr. WARD: The petition of numerouse itizens of no0n6.1ll Alleghany county. NewYork. in favor of increasing the mud on wool.