Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions. kc" Were presentedunder the rule and referredto the appropriate committees: By Mr. BEAMAN: The remonstrance of E. Smith, and 155others, citizens of Washtenniw and Lenawoo counties. in the State of Michigan, MBIDSI applying any part of the Amboy, Lansing, and Traverse Bay railroad land grantpn the line of that road between Lansingand Jonesnlle in said State, and against renewing the said rant to the Amboy, Lansmg, and Traverse Bay Rai road Compaiw. Also, the remonstriincqof U. nlbridge, J. C. Rob inson, and 163others, citizens of Washtenaw county, Michigan, to the sameeffect. By Mr. COOK: The ctition of citizens of Will county, Illinois, praying or the passageof alaw reg ulating insurances. Also, the petition of citizens of Kankakee, Illiimis, on the samesubject. By Mr. DARLING: The petition of Daniel W. Lee, of NewYork, for relicfnnd pay. Also. the petition of Charles PRICE, for compensation and redress for t a useof his in vention in the submarine gunboat Spuyten Duyvil, by lt by the Navy Dept. lIiy L Mr. DAVIS: The petition of Jacob P. Clark, Lester Jackson, and 37others, citizens of Onondaga county, Now York. praying for increased protection to American wool. Also, a like petition of Leonard P. Field, Ose ar Balding and 56others, citizens of Onondaga lso a like petition of I]. W. Hotchkiss.coMu.nty. Hotchkiss and 57others, citizens of said co unty. By Mr. ELANO: The petition and evidence of Mrs. Lucy B. Sinclair, a loyal citizen of Culpepper Courthouse, Virginia, praymggndemmty and com pensation for damagesto premisesand useof property by the army of the Potomac. Also, the petition of Mis.Anr iude Nonville Evans, of Mississippiqraying indemnity for the destruction of premisesan useofproperty by U.S. military authorities. I By Mr. D NNY: A memorial 9f the LeRlSllltlllO of Washington Territory in relation to a road from Cathlcmct to Olympia. Also, one relating to a military road from Willopa. to Black river. Also. one asking an appropriation to build a lighthouseat Grays llnrbor. Also, aJtResolution relativq to a change of the port of entrving Washington Territory. By Mr. DRIGGS: The petition of Hon. Geo e C. Jones, and 30 othem, citizens of Ontonngon, inks Superior, Michigan. to have a law passed regulating insurance betwcon the States. Also, the ctition of P. M. Everett, and St) others, citizens ofli iirquettc, Lake Superior Michigan. for a.law to reiziiliite insurance between the States. By Mr. DONNELLY:JtResolutionsof the legislature of the State of Minnesota, in favor of the pay of certain officersand men in the late War. 150. Jtresolutiops of the same, salons Cong cu for azrant of land to aid in the constructionof as ip ac anal connecting the waters of Lake Superior with ortageLake. Also. JtResolutionsof thesome, in relatierito the establishment nt a lighthouse on LakeSuperior. By Mr. EGGLESlON: The petition of William Beam and 70 others, carpenters of the city of Cincinnati, praying for the passageof a law to compel all carpenters who engage on steamboats (as such when t obeatsarerunning) to obtaina licensethere foIrly from r.FaAbRoaNrSd WofOmRs ectors. I I H: The petition of citizens of Kane county, Illinois, for increasedtariff upon wool. Also, the petition of D. W. Young, mayor of Au rora, Illinois, and 200 others, in favor of 8 hours being fixed for a legal days work, by laborers for the Government. By Mr. “ART: The petition of 168citilens of the town of Yates Orleanse ounty, NewYork, askingfor an increased duty on wool. Also, the petition 0149citizens of Clarendon, or leans county, for the same. Also, the petition of 1.000citizensand workingmen asking that 8th ours he establishedas the regular time of a dnvswork. By Mr. JULIAN: The tition of 444citizens and laboring men of Janesville, Wisconsin, askin that 8 hours shall be fixed as a lawfuld ays wor as to all Government employes. Also. the like petition of 5T3citizens and laboring men of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Mr. KASSON: The petition of S. Bates, H. C. utt, A. L. Deming, and otherleading citizens of Council Bluffs, lowa, tornational regulation of interstate insurance. By Mr. KETCHAM: The petitiou of CorneliusBor tle, and others, of Columbia county, NewYork, for the passageof a law regulating interstate insurance. By Mr. YEAR: The remonstranceofC. War riuer, V. M. Bostwieh, and ll2 others. citiseusefJack sencounty. Michigan, against up lying anmiart of the Aniboy, Lansing, and Traverse ay railro rant, on the lineof that road, between Lansing and ones villc, and against renening the said grant to the Am bofi. Lansing, and Traverse Bay Railroad Company. y Mr. MARSTON: The petition of george Cooke, and 600the rse, itizensofRochester, Ncw Hampshire, allmechanicsand laborers in American manu actur 1ng establishments, prayin for an amendment of the taritlso as to protect their abor to the extent of the differenoein the cost of capital and labor here and a road. By Mr. MeKEE: The petition of William J. Lee, foBr ypayment of mone heclaimsduohim by contract. Mr. ONEILL: csolutions of the philadelphia card of Trade. aproving of the acceptanceby the Government of the U.S.of the invitation of the Emperor of the french to participate in the paris aEtripoons, ition of 1867 and hopingfor a liberal approprisothat a properdisplay may be made in it of the productsof our country. By Mr. PRICEzThe petition of citizens of Cedar county, Iowa, asking for the passageof a law regulatinfinter state insuranceo all kinds. Mr. RA LL, of Kentucky: The petition of An rowIlerd, and others, of the 14th Kentucky cavalry for the passageof an act requiring the payment of bounties to them, agreeablyto the terms of their enlistment. By Mr. RAYMOND: The memorial of a large numberof manufacturers of clothing bootsandshoes, hciattiessaonfdNceawps uormb, rTerlloays., cRlooachkse, sstehrir, tUs.ti&oac., of altthie more, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chicago Detroit, aDbarnobguartyio, nNorwalk, and NewHaven, raylng for an of the excise on the pronets of their manufacture, and the substitution of a manufacturers license therefor. ci tAylso the memorial of the Bank for Savings in the of NewYork and 6 other savings banks, in the said city and l3rooklyn;praying for the repeal p: thte law sulueoting the deposits in said banks to an ion. By Mr. ROSS: The petitionof D. D. Hicks, and others, of Pittsfield, Illinois. for the passageof a law IOfitllllllDB interstate insurance. y Mr. SLOAN; The petition of Lucius Farehild, and 8Q others. citisens 0.Wise onsin, praying that a evoemstimgaistseionmay be appointed to go to Europe to in the rinderpestwithaviciv to the protection of the cattle in this country from that disease. Also, the etitiop of Daniel Cloud, and others, citizens of Wisconsin, asking that cumulative taxes on agneulturnl inplements maybe abrogated. Also, the pptition of It. T. raves, and 84others, citizens of iseonsin, praying for increaseddutieson imrted wool. Mr. TROWBRIDGE: The petition of Mr. P. Eldridge, Giles Hubbard, and 24 others, citizens of dMuaioteosmobn eoupty, Michigan, asking for increased By Mr. fVoArengnHwQoRoNl., of NewYork: The petition of l 80citizens of Niagara county, NewYork, asking an increased dut on wool. A By Mr. WEN WORTH: The petition of citizens of Barrington, Cook county, for a national insurance company.