Skip Skip PETITIONS and MEMORIALS.R. POMEROY presented the petition of George Mack, and 24 others, enlisted men of company G. 8th regiment of U.S. Veteran volunteers, praying for the payment of bounty belonging to them which was lost through the carelessness or fraud of a recruiting officer; which was referred to the ComClaims. Mr. HOWE presented a resolution of the Legislature of Evise onsin, in favor of such a change of the law assessing a tax upon cigars as shall levy the tax advalor em, which was referred to the ComFinance. Mr. KIRKWOOD presented the petitionof John H. Crowell, captain and asst quar termaster of volunteers, praying that the accounting otheers of the Treasury may he authorized to allow him a credit in the settlement of his accounts for money paid to enlisted men of the 14thMaine volunteers employed as cooks and nurses at the regimental hospital at Baton Roue, Louisiana, in the months of April, May, an June, 1862; which was referred to the ComClaims. Mr. MORRILL presented a memorial of the mayor, recorder, nldermen, and common council of Georgetown, DistCol, praying that the aqueduct may be allowed to remain as a bridge and that a suitable draw may be constructed in it so as to admit the passage of vessels; which was referred to the ComDistCol. Mr. SHERMAN presented the petition of Mrs. Margaret Kaetzel, praing for an appropriation for the support of crself and family. lier husband having been killed on the 5th of April, 1865, by the premature discharge of a cannon which was being used in firing a salute, by order of the SecyWar, in honor of the capture of Richmon; which was referred to the ComClaims. Mr. GRIMES presented a memorial of citizens of the U.S., rernonstratingagainst the restoration of any State lately in rebellion until ade uate security has been obtained against a renewe attempt to secede. against any Representation in conss beyond a just proportion of voting population, and against any distinction on account of color or dese ent, and proing for the adoption of such amendments to the Constitution as will enforce the foregoing provisions; which was referred to the JtComReconstruction. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.