Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions. &c. werepresentednnder the rule and reterred to the appropriate committees: By Mr. CONKLING: The petition of citizens of Utica. NewYork. asking extensionof time for State banks to retire their circulation. By Mr. DUMONT: The petition of the board of trusteesof the Indiana agricultiiial Colle o. lg Mr. GARFIELD: "ho petition of ( 5crtuens o t caugacounty. Ohio. asking fpr increasedprotection on American wo. D By Mr. HARDIN. of Illinois: The memorial of citizens of Oquawka. Illinois, against obstructive bridges across the upgor Mississippi. agAalsine s.t the memoria of citizens of RockIsland. the biiilding ofobstructive bridgesacross the upper Missiseigiie. y Mr. INC of Peoria countyS. IOllLinLo: isT, woonpeeptirtaioyninsg from citizens of duty on imported wool and 25 centsperpound duty on foreign shoddy and woolen rm: and one praying a tag of 2 dollarsperheadon all dogs. Also, 2 petitions from citizens of Knox county Illinois. one praying an increaseof dutyon imported wool and 25 cents perpoundduty on for eprnshoddy and woolen rags; an one praying a tax 2 dollars perheadon all dogs. By Mr. LAF IN: The petition of citizens of Jefferson county. NewYork in favor of an increased Land on imported flair and flax tow. By Mr. ATHA.: The memorial of ladies of French Crock. WestVirginia. By Mr. LONGYEAR: The ctitlon of William Clapp and other smitizensof, ackson county.Mich igan, nSlilIl for an increasedduty on wool. By Mr. I ARV IN: The petition of sundry citizens of Fulton county. NewYork. asking an adoalorem and an increased dutyon mported wool. By Mr. MARSTO: The petition of Joseph H. HGaramvpessh. iarned. p2r9a0yointhgers, citizens of Portsmouth. New that CongressWill ti: 8 hours for a days labor. By Mr. ROLLINS: The petition of Seth Eastman and 85others, citizens of Concord, NewHampshire; James A. Smith and 34others.citizens of Rhodo Isl anads:sn Gcehourgse etRIs.;Phelps and others.citizeusofLee A. P. Rand and 31 others.citizens o estfield, Massachusetts;Jacob Stone and 32others. citizens of Newburyport. Massachusetts: and Tay lor. Syine nds & 00 and 33others. citizens of Provi dence. RhdIsland. severally praying for the passageofJnst and equallaws fort o regulation of interstate insurancesof all kinds.