Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions. ltc. were presented under the rule and rett rred to the appropriatecommittees: By Mr. BQYER: The pflltlllll of Joel K. Markley. Ily Mr. BUCK LAN I): the petition ofJ.W. Breck lin and 3!others, citizens of Voodville. Ohio. for an increaseof duties on lorei n wools.;hlsn. the ctition of J. Reynolds and 30others, citizens of uron. Ohio. for the same. Also. from E. J. ellogg and 52others. citizens of Berlin. Ohio. for the same. Also. from G. W. l uid and 37others.wool growers 0t Huron county. bio. for the same. Also. from Levns Tucker and illl others.wool grow lrs nf Huron county. Ohio. for the same. Also. frotn Lucius P. Sisson and 20 others, wool grnwers of Huron county. Ohio. for the some. Also. from George Sillimnn and 18others.wool gruwers of Huron count. Ohio. for the same. Also. from Reuben urras and 18others. wool growers of Huron county. Ohio. for the same. Also. from N. Sutton and 20others.wool growers of Huron count. Ohio. for the same. Also. from B. Thomas, and 12 others. wool growers of Huron county. Ohio. for the same. Also. from J. B. Hale and 3!others. wool growers of Huron county Ohio. for thesame. Lso. from J. N. Campbell and 1 others.wool gmwers of lluroii county, Ohio. for the same. By Mr. FARNSWORTH: The t tition of Ira. K. Mansfield. William Courtright. rederick Brown and others. CltllfnS of Winnebago county. Illinois. tor increaseofturiff upon wool. By Mr. HARDING. of Illinois: The petition of E. Shaw, and others. of RockIsland. Illinois. for Uniform insurancelaws. By Mr. HALE; The petition of GeorgeJ. Nichol son and others.citizens of the 16th congressional district of NewYork, for increased compensationto asst assessors of internul revenuc. c itAizlseon.sthoef eotirtiiaonn. oEfssJeehxiaclouPn. tSyp. E NewYork t.hefrosr. increased dutieson foreign wool. Also. the petition of ThomasG. Shaw and others. citizens of Minerva. Essex county.NewYork. for the same purpose. 1 lso.the clition of Frederick iWc and others. citizens of ilmington. Essex county. NewYork. for the samepurpose. Mr. HLBBELL. of Ohio: The etition of Dr. Meutt. Dr. Weeks and Dr. Thatoer. practicing physicians. of Caledonia. 0hio. upon the subject of duties on importedmedicines. Also. the petition of ll. L. Noe and 74others.citi ton: and wool growersof Marion county. Ohio. praying for increasedduties on foreign wool. By Mr. INGERSOLL; The petition of 40citizens of Stark. county. Illinois. asking for an additional duty on imported wool Also. the petition of 20 citizens of Stark county. Illinois. asking for increaseotdntyonitnportedwool and for a tax oftwo dollars on dogs. Also. the petition of 45citizens of Peoria. Illinois. aiilkti0in8g5fo. r the imposition of atax of 2 dollars on A lso.the petition of SOcitizensof Peoria county. Illinois for an increase of duty on imported wool and a duty of 25 centson foreign shoddy and rugs. Ali o. the petition of 75citizens of Stark county. Illinois. for increaseof duty on imported wool. Also. the petition of 64citizens of Walnut Grove. uKnnpooxrtcedouwnotyo.l.Iallinndoitsw. enatsyk itnivgeiencenrtesadsuetyofondfuotrye igonn shoddy and rags. By.Mr. LYhCH: The petition of W. F. Abbott and others asking that the tnritf on imported cigars be change from the presentgraduated scaleto one of uniform rate and that the rate be fixed at 3 dollars or pound and 50%. or!color cm. By Mr. MORRILL: The petition of the Bishop Guttn Pr reha Company, of the city of NewYork. By Mr. MORRIS: The petition of Dr. Chase and others.physicians of Oenese o.NewYork. asking that certain medicines be placedppon the freelist. By Mr. MYERS: T a petition of Mrs. Merrie E. eSncagtinlteeergrnod, forpension of the radeof 1stasst U.S. Navy. her husband having beenentitled to the pay of that grade at the time of his death. By Mr. PAINE: The petition ofJohn Plankinton and 30others. citizens of Milwaukee. Wise onsm. in favor of the enactment of a national insurance law. Also. the etition of Philander Judson and others. citizensof enoshacounty. Wisconsin. for a modifi ration of the duty on foreign wools. I move that the House Also. the petition of P. Putnam and others. citi pans of Vernon. Wankcsha county. Wisconsin. for increaseof duty on foreignwools. o resolutions of the Soldiers“ apd Sailors Na tlOIitI l n ionLeague of Wisconsin. in favor of the equalization of bountit s. A lso.the etition of John McKibbin arid 29 others. citizens of inn. Walworth county, Wisconsin. for increased duties upon foreign wools. Also. the petition of W. hf. Binnharn and 34others, citizens of Milwaukee. Wisconsin. in fayor of the enactment by Congress of a law regulating insur ance in the U.S. Also. the petition of George Allen and others.citizens of Linn. Walworth county. Wisconsin. for an increaseddut on foreign wools. By Mr. PH iLPS: A memorial in hehalfof miners and meltorsofcopperore. WB. yhhaizr.ceR.oICf EWaosfhMinagitnoen: the trhreitomry e.maosrkiianlgoffoJrodhins approval of an act of the Legislative Assemblg of said Territory. entitled “An act.in relation to kit mnnia county." approved January 14.1865. citizens fooufr etitions of the countyofficersandothers. the county of Aroostook. Maine. risking that said county may be annexedto the Bangor cus tomsdistrict. By Mr. TAYLOR: The petition of William H. Troy and others. of the city of NewYork. calling upon Congressto submit to the several States an amendment to expungofrom article 5of the federal constitution the follovrin words: "and that no State without itse onsent shall be deprived of its eiyuui sutfr e in the senatez" and for such other and ur ther Ic sage and amendmentas to the basisof repro sentution in the Senateas shall tend to promotcius tice. real equity, and harmony. leliip, the petition of George W. Bush. praying reie. By Mr. WASHBURNE. of Illinois: The petition of the Mississippi Bur Dredging Company. for leave to openone or more of the passesof the Mississippi river. at their own expense and for compensation after the work shall have been completed, and lo long us they shall keep the same open. A so. the petitionof merchantsof the city of NewOrleans interested in shiping. praying Congress to adopt somepracticablemo e qfopeping and keeping open the passesof the Mississippi river. Also. the petition of underwriters and bankers of the city of NewOrleans. praying Congress to legielate in referenceto opening the passesof the Mississippi HVEI. By Mr. WELKER: The petition of Charles Camp and 73others.wool growers of Homer township O A. Munson and 107others. wool growers of Guilford township; and of T. W. Painter and 51) others.wool growing rpsroofte Medina township. Medina county. Ohio. on wool.