Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions. &c. werepresentedunder the rule and referred? appropriate committees: By Mr. ALLEY: Th petition of the Amcsbury and Salisbury Sayings Bank, for reduction of taxes. By Mr. ANCONA: The petition of Shaclfer & Co. manufacturers of agricultural imlcmonts.&c. at Flectwood. Berks count, Pennsy vanm. for relief from the circcssivo dup ication of taxes on their manufactures. Also. the memorial of A. Campbell A: Co. with the namesof their employees attached. for such legislation as will continue to said Campbell Jr Co and other manufacturers. The enormous incomestheyhave enjoyed during the into war through class legislation. &c and to the preiudice and at the expenseof consumers generally. By Mr. A. HLEY. of Ohio: the petition of the basinessmen of Toledo. praying Congress for an appropriation for theimprovement of the harbor at Toledo. io. Also. petitions from the businessmen and citizens of Huron and Ottawa countiesand from northwestern Ohio [prayingfor the someimprovement. Also. the petition of the collector. postmaster and business men of Toledo. Ohio. asking for an appropriation to complete and repair the customhouse at oledo, Ohio. By Mr. DELANO: The memorial of Archibald C. Crary. of Utica. NewYork, for relicf and compensation as heir atjlaw of revolutionary officorfor rov olutionary services. Also, the petition of Isaac Stafford.and80 others. citizens of oshoctonesunty. Ohio. prayini! Congress to nerense the customs dutyonforoizn wool iimported in of the U.S. By Mr. DONNELLY: A memorial of the State of Minnesota. for agrunt of lands to aidin the construction of the Hastings. Minnesota River and Red River of the North rnilroiid. By Mr. ELIOT; the petition of the Fairhaveri Institution for Spvmgs. assachusetts.praying for relicffrom certain taxes. By Mr. FARNSWORTH: The petition of Thomas D. obortsori and 65others. businessmen of Rock ford. Illinois. for the establishing a Bureau of insurance. By Mr. FERRY; The memorial of citizens of An trim county. Michigan. praying that railroad grant lanBdys reservodberestoredto market. Mr. HENDERSON: Several petitions from the officersof thoniivy yard at More land, California. askin for on inrrciuie of pay. By Mr. JENCKES: The petition of the Peoples Saving Bank. in Providence. RhdIsland. for amendment of internalrevonue nct. By Mr. LAFLIN: The petition of 47 ladies. of Brochctts Bridge. Herkinier county. New kork. in favor of universal suffrago. Also. the petition ofT i citizens of carthairo. Jcifer son county. NewYork. in favor of a reduction of taxcs imposedby the intemiil revenue act and an increaseofduties on imports. By Mr. MERCUR: the pletitionof ThomasBeaver and 15others. citizens of optour county. Pennsylvania. praying for such revision of the tariff laws as will rotcct domesticlabor and invite the investment O By Mr.capAitIaNliEn: hoTmheemmaen mufoarcitaulroefs. Chamberof Commerceof Milwaukee, relating to Niagara ship canal. By Mr. PIKE: The petition of N. T. Hill and 150 others.of Bucksport: nine, for such conditions to be put on the adinissionpf the rebel States as shall punish treasonwith ineligibility to office and reward loyalty with confidenceand honor; and also for the abolition of all legal distinctions in those states on account of race or color. By Mr. PLANTS: The petition of 360citizens of Illinois. praying for such an amendment to the to amble to the Constitution of the U.S.ass all distinctly acknowledge“AlmillityGod as the source of all authority and power in civil governments, the LlloisrdrcJvecsunslrdehWriisllt.atshtehe Rusuleprreammeoiningtthhoerintations and By therein.“ Mr PRICE: The memorial of the cgislnture of the Statcoi lowa. iisking lor the sumoaid in lands nipdGovernmentbonds.to aid in the construction of the Iowa branch of the Pacific railroad and telegraph line as has been granted to the Kansas branch of said road. Also. the petition ofT8 Iowa soldiers.asking for an equnlizntion ofbouniics. y Mr. RICE. of Massachusetts: the petition of Roxanna Hastings. widow of Bernard Hastings. for a pension. y Mr. SCHENCK: The petition of the central committee of the GermsriVeteriin AssociationofNewYork city. for the establishment of homes for sick and disabledsoldiers. Also. the petition of Ohio manufacturers.for a reduction of c tax on rioultural implements. Mr. SPALDING: ho petitionof many citizens of Obio. for navnl station at Cleveland. Ohio. Also. the petition of G. H. Pleiisnnce and others asking the}licensed pilotson the lakes be relieved from certain our musdullLSWllllOin port. By Mr. STEVENS: Petitions from C. Stonifer. A. H. Newman and others.manufacturersof carriages harvesters. 5:12.f or ii.modification of the intern revenue law so as to relieve the excessivo duplication of taxcswhich now bearssoheavily upon thatbranch of BiyndMurs.tw.ELKER: The pet iti on of Seth Goodm and 3080thers, wool growersofllincklcy. Sharon. on Litchfield townships. Medina county. Ohio. asking protection on wool. By Mr. WINDOM: A memorial of the Legislature of the Territory of New hiciiico. asking relief for Indian doprodations committed in said Territory. Also. a memorial of the legisluture of the State of “Minnesota.Wfonrstchceaecsotaubnltisyh. Vmleon StowfaanmnLailkero.uttoef Brloume Earth City. in said Statoi Also. the petition of W. S. McEwr n and 20others. Officersand soldiersof theStote of Minnesota. asking that the soldierswho enlisted prior to the year 1865 shall receivethe samebounties asthosewhoenlisted during that year. Also. a petition for the relief of Charles Werdor witsch. of Minnesota.