Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions, &c., were Presented under the rule, and referred to By the appropriate committees: Mr. ALLEY: A petition from A. E. Larkin, and others, asking for reduction of the tax, on cigars. y Mr. BANKS: The petition of John Forsyth, soldier of the 8th infantry of the U.S., for invalid pension. By Mr. BUNDY: A resolution of the working men of Portsmouth, in Scioto county, Ohio, against any reduction of theotariff on iron.. By Mr. DARLING: A memorial of citizens of NewYork, against the impeachment of By PresidentJohnson. Mr. GLOSSBRENNER: The petition of B. o K. J. H. Waggoner, and others, manufacturers of anddealers in cigars in Cumberland county, Pennsylvania, praying for a modification of the Present internalrevenue tax'. cigars. By Mr. H0opER, of Massachusetts: A petition of the insurancecompanies of the city of Boston, pray:ing relief from the tax imposed by the 15th section of the internalrevenuelaw. By Mr. HUMPHREY: The petition of cigar makers of Buffalo, for reduction of tax on cigars, By Mr. KERR: The memorial of James W. W chb, Esq., of Orleans, Orangecounty, Iudiana, for certain amendments in the Wo. laws. By Mr. KETCHAM: The petition of A. B. Knapp, and 63 others, citizens of Stanford, Dutchesscounty. NewYork, for increased protection on American wool. By Mr. PERHAM: The petition of Lewis A. Hor ton, for arrears of By Mr. RAY MORNeI)nsion. A memorial of Murphy, Mc Curdy & Warden, and a large number of obusiness men in the city of NewYork, remonstrating against movementsfor the impeachment of ident, the Presand urging the necessityof adopting measures to strengthen public confidence, allay excitement, revive the interestsof labor and capital, and promote the peace and prosperity of By Mr.SITGREAVES: the country. The petition of William B. Stewart, and others, of Plainfield, NewJersey, asking for additional protection on flax. Mr. SPALDING: A petition of many citizens of Cleveland, Ohio, for the repeal of the law authorizing the SecyTreasury to retire $4,000,0opoer month of the national currency. By Mr. FTHOMASHQMAS: The petition of citizens of Howard county, Maryland. praying an investigation into the acts of President Johnson, in countenancing and encouragingThomas Swann, Governor of Maryland, in attempts to overthrow the loyal authority of that State.