Mr. DELANO: The petition. iroots and claim f connrd B. Johnson. of Sandus y. Ohio.praying compensation for useand damageto his property on Johnsons Island. Lake Erie, by the Government of the U.S.R. ELDRIDGE: The petitionpf TSCltlZGDB of Wesendale.Fond du Lac county. Wisconsin. for a law providing for a duty often cents perpound and ten.%. advaloremon wool imported into the U.S. By Mr. ELIOT: The petition of George E. Gould. to change name of schooner Lord Clyde to Golden Cit. By Mr. FARNSWORTH: The petition of Asa.W. Smith and a lar o McHenry county. "mnuommb. ienr foafvoortohferasu, nciitfiozremnssyosf tem of insurance. Mr. FERRY: The memorial of many citizens of any county. MlChlKtln. praying for a postroute to be established from erinentvillc. Eaton county. to Barryville. Barry county. Michigan. By Mr. HOGAN: The memorial of John D. Perry. president of the Union Pacific Railway Coinpany, easterndivision for a reduction of the military reservation at Fort Kiley. By Mr. HUBBELL. ofOhio: The etition of John Rice and lwottieismcol growerson citizensofltich land county. Ohio, praying for increasedduties upon lni orted wool. yMr. HUTCHKISS: The petition of citizens of Tioira county.NewYork for the improvement of the harbor of Fair Haven. INewYork. Mr. HUBBARD. of Connecticut: The petition of ohn Benz and others, for a.reduction of duty en mi orted barley. y Mr. KELLEY: A memorial of 55 citizens of Chattanooga. Tennessee. ruying your honorable body to amend the tariff laws so as to protect our labor to the extent.of the diflereneeof the cost of capital and labor hero and abroad.with the addition of the taxes paid by American industrial products from which the toreign are tree. By Mr. LAWRENCE. of Pennsylvania: A petition from citizens of Lawrence county.Pennsylvania, for an increasenight: on foreign wool. Also. a petition from the membersof the bar at Washington. Pennsylvania. for an increaseof salary to Ju] dgo McCandless. district judge for the U.S. for western Pennsylvania. By Mr. LONGI EAR: A remonstrance of the common council of the villageof mason. Iniham county. Michigan. Against the extensionof the mboy.Lan sing and Traverse Bay railroad land grant, to the companyofthatnnme, and asking that the saidgrant may he conferred upon certain other companies therein named. Also. alike remonstranee of S. P. Hutchinson and 91 others citizensof Brooklyn and Napoleon. Jaehson county. By MAr.IWMIHSOERUH.IEAD: 3 memorials from Joseph Plummer. John A. Jones. John Patterson. W. MeClintoch and HughLee. citizens of Allegheny county. Pennsylvania. praying for an increase of duty on foreign wool. Also. from General F. H. Collier. John M. Kil atrick. John W. Biddell and others mcmbersof the ittsburg bar. asking that the salary of the U.S. district judge for western Pennsylvania be increased. Also.tive memorials signed by 500citizens of Mer cer county. Pennsylvania. praying for an increaseof duty 11ion foreignwool. By Mr. MURRILL: The petition of Hon. Charles Barrett and 57others.citizens of Grafton. Windham cfooruenigtyn. Vermont. praying for an increasedduty on wool. Also. the petition of A. H. Gilmore and 69others. citizensof Fairlce.Orange county. Vermont. praying foran increasedduty on forci 11wool. c[ itAizlseon.stohfe etition of H. W. ailcy and 40others. ewbury. Orangecounty.Vermont. praying for an increaseddntv on foreignwool. lse. the petition of and F. Chapman and 72 others, citizens of Tunbridge Orange county. Ver mont. praying for an increasedduty on wool. Also. the petitionotD. F.f1olmson.and4llothers.citizens of Npwark. Caledonia.county. Vermnnt, pray lup for an increasedduty outbreigir wool. 3yMr. PAINE: The petition of Richard Richards, and others citizens of Mouiit Pleasant. Itacinceounty. WBisyconsin. in favor of an incrcase diiiriffupon wool. Mr. PRICE: The petition of citizens of Devon port. Iowa. asking for the passageof a law for the reulation of interstate insurancesof all kinds. y Mr. PHELPS: The memorial of J. C. Gates 8: Co. praying to be refunded to it paid on merchandise. CK: Sundry petitions of citizens and dischargedsoldiers of Ohio.for equalbountics. By Mr. SpOFIELD: etition! from citizens ofErio and Allegheny counties. Pennsylvania. in favor of increasing the dut on wool. By Mr. VANRN. of NewYork: The petition of 00voters of Niagara county. NewYork. asking additional duty on wool. By Mr. WOODBRIDGE: The etition of W. Mr. Bates and 64others and alsootIl. Whipple. 24 olhers. mechanics and laborers in manufacturing establishments in the State of Vermont. iraying for such amendmentsto the tnriff aswill a ord reasonable protection to the labor of this country against the O cap and pauiierlabor of Europe. By Mr. WARD: he petitionpf 160wool growers. of ChemungcountyN.ew 1 ork. in favorof increasing the duties on foreignwool.