Skip Skip PETITIONs, Etc. The following petitions, &c., were Presentedunder thgrules, and referred to By the SPEAKER: The appropriate committees: of Thomas deGrafenreid, of Chester, SCarolina, asking pro: tection from all acts, jurisdiction, &c., of State of SCarolina. theso called By Mr. ECKLEY: The petition of 175citizens of Columbiana, county, Ohio. asking the impeachment of the POTUS By Mr. ELIOT: The petition of Matthew Crosby, and others, citizens of Massachusetts, praying for ceBrtyain legislation for protection of life at sea. Mr. GARFIELD: The petition of citizens of Warren, Ohio, againstany further curtailment of currency. the Also, the petition of citizens of Ravenna, Oh io, ainst any curtailment of the currency. By Mr. HAYES: The petition of Wilson Carey, M. Hollingshead, W. G. White, J. P. Sautmyer, and 50 others, clerks in they may the Cincinnati postoffice, asking that be placed on the same footing in regard to taxation on incomesasother citizens. By Mr. HUNTER: The memorial of Bredt, asking that sugar of lead maybe exempt from taxation under the internalrevenuelaw. By Mr. LONGYEAR: The “. of manufacturers, and others, citizens of Lansing, Michigan, praying that all manufacturesmay be exempted from internalrevenuetax. By Mr. PAINE: A memorial of the Legislature of Wisconsin, praying for the establishment of a mail route. certain By Mr. SCHENCK: The petition of hospital stew ards of the Army, for extrao; Also, the petition of citizens of Dayton, Ohio, against any further curtailment of the currency; Also, a petition of loyal citizens ofing Arkansas, call attention to a law recently passed by the Legislature of support that State appropriating money for the of rebel soldiersand for the purchase of figial arti limbs for such as were maimed in the rebelser vice. Also, a petition of disabledsoldiers in employ, praying Government for the passageof a law to prevent their removal from officeexceptfor proper cause. By Mr. SPALDING: The remonstrange of E. N. Till, and 60 others, citizens of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, the passage of Messrs.Hooper and Randalfs I S. of Mr. VANHORN, of NewYork: The petition of Hopestill Bigelow, of NewMarket, NewJersey, asking increased pensionsfor the soldiers of 1812.