Skip Skip PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS. The PRESIDENT protempore. The Chair has received, and will take this opportunity to lay before the Senate, the memorial of Henry M. Buell, of Hopkins, Alleghany county, Michigan, late of. 4 1st regiment Ohio volunteers. The memorialist describes himself as having served for a long period during the rebellion, and having been discharged on account of disability contracted in the service. On account of his extreme poverty he has not. been able to get together the proof necessary to ". a pension; and he asks Congress to make him a grant of land from the public lands. The memorial will be received if there be no objection, and referred to the ComPensions. It was so referred. Mr. H.QWARD presented the petition of Mary M. Taylor, praying that certain land on the island of StHelena, in the parish of StHelena, State of SCarolina, may be delivered to her upon payment of the taxes due the U.S.; which was referred to the ComPrivLandClms. Mr. WILSON presented 2 petitions of officers in the U.S. Army, praying for an increase of pay; which were referred to the ComMilAffrs . Mr. MORGAN presented the petition of the marine underwriters in the city of NewYork, praying for an appropriation of money sufficient to remove the iron steamship Scotland, wrecked on the bar outside of Sandy Hook; which was referred to the ComFinance. He also presented the petition of Harriet G. Peale, Rosalba P. Underwood, and John H. Griscom, executors of the estate of the late Rembrandt Peale, artist, praying for an appropriation for the purchase of Mr. Peale's painting now in the Rotunda entitled “Washington before Yorktown;” which was referred to the ComLibrary. PAPERS WITillor AWN AND referred. On motion of Mr. NESMITH, it was Ordered.That the memorial and oof the heirs of Benjamin R. Milam, praying for the confirmation of their title to a tract of land granted by the Mcxi can Government to him, and land serip for so much of the land as has been disposed of by the U.S., be withdrawn from the files and referred to the ComPrivLandClms. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. Mr. WADE, from the ComTerri tories, to whom was referred the bill (S.No.452) to admit the State of Colorado into the Union, reported it without amendment. s s Mr. FESSENDEN, from the ComFinance, to whom was referred the bill (S.No.439) suspending the payment of moneys from the Treasury as compensation to persons claiming the service or labor of colored volunteers or drafted men, and for other purposes, reported it without amendment. PrintING OF TARIFF BILL.