Skip Skip PETITIONs, Etc. thTehreulfeo, llaonwdinregfeprerteitdions, &c., were Presentedunder to the appropriate committees: By Mr. ALLISON: The memorialof A. S. Gillet, of Elgin, Iowa, praying Congress to enact a claring all dealers law dein liquor criminals worthy of being punished assuch. Also, the petition of citizens of Mitchell and Alla maker counties, in the State of Iowa, asking for the removal of the 5%. tax on woolen man ufBayctures. Mr. DODGE: A memorialof American residents at Beyroot, Syria, praying that the consulberaised to the position of a consul general. By Mr. HOOPER, of Utah: A Legislative Assembly memorial of the of the Territory of Utah, praying for the repeal of an act entitled “An act to prevent and punish the practiceof polygamy in the territories of the U.S. ” Also, a memorial of the Governor and Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah, for a donation of town sites in aid of a common school fund.. Also, memorial of the Governor and Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah, praying for the repeal of so much of an act as subjects all mailable matter between Kansas and California to letter postage. Also, a memorial of the Governor and Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Utah, praying for additional clerks in By Mr. KASSON the Legislative Assembly. A petition to remove internalrevcnue tax from woolen manufactures, by manufacturers in Clark county, Iowa; by manufacturersin Decatur county, Iowa; by manufacturers in Madisoncounty, Iowa; by manufacturers in Polk county, Iowa; by manufacturers in Guthrie county, Iowa; by manufacturers in Warren county, Iowa; by manufacturer in Pageounty, Iowa.. By Mr. PRICE: The petition of citizensand manufacturers of woolen goods in the counties of Cedar, Linn, Scott, and Jackson, asking that a law bepassed at the Present session of Congress relieving them froAmlso, the thfeiv peeptie tirocneonft.ctiatixzeonns said manufactures in the county of Black Hawk, askingthat a law be passed at the Present session of Congressrelieving the manufacturers of tax. woolen goods from the 5%. Also the petition of 60 citizens of Linn county, Iowa, asking that no act be passed curtailing the currency, or compelling a return to specie payments within a limited time, or o ns national banks to redeem in the city of NewYork. Mr. VANAERNAM: The petition of Waller, Lory BlackmaAnn, son Gibbs, Erastus Dickinson, and Jabez soldiers of the war of 1812, praying Congress to grant, adequate pensions to the surviving soldiers of that war, and to the widows of thosewho have died. By Mr. VANHORN, of Missouri: The petition of Bachman, Toboner & ufacturers, Co., and others, tobacco man of Kansas City, Missouri, praying for a change in the tax on cigars. Also, the petition of citizens of Clay county, missouri, against a curtailment of the currency. By Mr. WARD, of NewYork; The petition of 51 leading citizens of Elmira, NewYork, in favor of restoration of commanderA. K. Hughes the to the active lisBtiyn, the Nayy; Mr. WILSON, of Pennsylvania: The petition of citizens of Bellefonte, Center county, Pennsylvania, praying Congress to refrain from the passage of any law authorizing the curtailment of the national currency, &c.