Mr. GRINNELL. I move that the House adiourn. The motion was agreed t;o and thereupon (at 3 o'clock and 45 minutes p. m.) the House adjourned. PETITIONs, ETC. thTehreuifno, llaonwdine gr preretidtions, &c., were presented under to the appropriate committees: By Mr. ANCONA: The memorial of Martin Reiff snyder, of Berks county, Pennsylvania, late a member of company K, 47 th. Pennsylvania, volunteers, praying for an act granting him a pension. By Mr. FARNSWORTH: The petition of Reed, and 150others, Thomas of Lake : Illinois, for in vestigating the conduct of the POTUS and his impeachment, if found guilty, for high critnes, and misdemeanors.. By Mr. GHLMES: The petition of and Albert Fitzgerald, for American NreeglsisotnerS.fSotronthee Canadian built schooners Welland and Governor. Also, the petition of John W. Tyler, and others, for Aoi. register for the Canadian built schooner Inperor. By Mr. HOOPER, of Massachusetts: The petition of the Humane Society of Massachusetts, for a grant of money for life boats and the support of stations upon the goost of Mossachusetts. By Mr. HUBBARD, of Connecticut: The petition of W. E. Ward, for renewal of patent. I3y Mr. INGERSOLL: The petition of G. V. Diet rich. Henry R. Sanderson, M. O. Cooke, I. R. PostMGen at Ionia, A. C. Higgins, and manyothers, citizensof Knox county. Illinois, containing 13 charges against AndrewJohnson, POTUS, and praying for his impeachment and removal from office. ByMr. JENCKES: The petition of Ambrose E. Burnside and others, for appropriation for removal of sunken wrecks in Provience river. Also, the petition, of citizens of Pawtucket and NorthProvidence, RhdIsland, for an appropria rtiivoenfro.r improvementof the navigation of Pawtucket By Mr. McINDQE: Papers in relation to moneys lost by Almanson Eaton, receiver of public moneys for Wisconrsin, obfylathneds dseu sbtrjuecct tiotno saolfetahte SStteeweennss”ss PPooinintt, landofficeby fire. By Mr. McRUER: The memorial of the Chamber of ommerse of SanFrancisco in regard to China illaii. Also, the memorial of the same regarding mail facilitieswith Arizona. By Mr.NEWELI: The petition of employeesin the variousExecutive Depts, praying for increase of compensation. By Mr. ROLLINS: The remonstrance of Messrs. Phillips, Messer, & Colby, and Messrs. Greenwood & Burpee, citizens of NewLondon, NewHampshire, againstany increase of duty on steel.