Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions. &c., were presentedunder the rule, and referredto appropriate committees: By Mr. BANKS: The petition of Mrs. Alniir aH. Thompson, for compensationfor services in military hospitals in Missouri, Tennessee Arkansas. Louisi ana and the comfort and care of sick and wounded men of the Army of the U.S. Also. the petition of Charles Colburn. for compensation for servicein the Navy. By Mr. BUUTW ELL: The petition of Marlboro Saving Bank. ibskingfor a reduction oftax. By. BUN Y: The petition of Garrett & Co., and 51 others, proprietors of and laborers at Union Furnace Lawrence county. Ohio, for an ineronsoof the tariff to promote the industry and production of thAelcsoou, ntry. the petition of 46others, from the sameplace, on the samewhen. By Mr.DAVIS: the petition ofJ n J. Blairand Lucius B. Cracks. praying the poses of an act to make a certain bridge over the Mississippi river at Clinton, Iowa, a postal route and highway of the U.S.R. DELANO: The memorialofHeniy Horne, of neon, Georgia. for relief and remuneration for moneyloaned to a Rev. Father Wbelnu. a Catholic priest, who exgended the samein ministering to the sick and woun odsoldiersof the U.S. Army inBtyheAndersonvillocampof prisoners. Mr. DEMING: The petition.of U.S. assessors for 1stoongrdssional district of Connecticut. foBr yincreasedpair. Mr. GA { and IELD: The petition of mechanics laborers of Youngstown, Ohio. for an increase of tariff so asto protect labor to the extent of the dilierenceof the cost of capital and labor hero and abroad.with the addition of the taxespaid by American industrial productsfrom which the foreign are free. Mr. HOOPEB. of Massachusetts: the petition of the Institution of Snvmgsin Canton, Massachusetts, for relief from the tax on thoir de osits. so. the memorial of the Board of rado of the city of Boston. Massachusetts, in aid of thememorial of the Chamberof Commerceof the city of SanFranciseo, California. for anappro riotion torthe remoyal of own and Blossom rec in the haiboiof SanFranciseo. Mr. HUBBARD. of Iowa: The petition of 89 citizens of Marshall county. Iowa asking Congress not to restoreany Statethat hasre elled and warred againstthe U.S. to its place and power in the Union till adequatesecurity has been obtained againstits renewing the attemptto secede;. against its being representedin Congressbeyonditsyustpro portion according to its votin population; against any paymentfor debt incurre in rebellion or for its emancipated slaves; and against any distinction in its constitution. laws, or municipal regulations on account of color or descent. By Mr. INGERSOLL: The ctition of James L. Short, James W.Cnrpent er, J. Aley and 300thers. citizens of galesburg, Illinois, praying for a law reg ulBatyin interstate insurance.