Skip Skip PETITIONs, ETC. The following petitions, &c., were presented under the By ruMlerr.aDnEdMreINfeGrredto the appropriate committees: The petition of the cigar manufacturers of Windsor and of the Connecticut Tobacco Growers' Association, for a reduction of tax on cigars. By Mr. EGGLESTON: The memorial of the Cincinnati Relief Union, in favor of granting a pension to Mrs. Elizabeth Staley. Mr. HOOPER, of Massachusetts: The petition of thaet tCruasmtebersidogfe the Massacuhmusetts, CompaayirnagtivfeorZotheel remission of the duty and tax on alcohol used in preserving and repacking specimens of natural history. collected by Professor Agassiz in Brazil. Mr. HUNTER: The petition of the fire insur farnocme tchoemtpaxaniimespoosfedthbey tchiteysoofveBnrtoyo ksleyvne, nftohrserectliieofn of BiyntMerrn.alKrAeSvSeOnNue laTwh.e memorial of F. Harbach, and others, of Polk county, Iowa, for specific instead o fBoyd oaloo, duty on gigars and tobacco. Mr. KELLEY: The petition of 31 citizens of Pennsylvania, praying that AndrewJohnson, POTUS, in consideration of his per of certain crimes and misdemeanors during is term of office, be forthwith impeached by the HoRep of the U.S. By Mr. PAINE:. A petition of manufacturers of white beer in the city of Milwaukee, for a modification of the internalrevenue law. By Mr. RANDALL, of Pennsylvania: The petition of the fire insurance companies of Philadelphia, for relief from the tax imposedby the 77th seBcytionMor.f tShTeOinKtEeSrnal, 3 vepneuteitiloanw. of Dr. Thomas Haughey, for quartermaster'sand commissary'sstores taBkeyn by GenlWilson's command. Mr. VANHORN, of NewYork: The petition of 72citizens of Geneseecounty, NewYork, some of wbehogmranwteerde tsooldsiuecrhs insotlhdeiewrsarboyf 1w8a1y2a, osfkpinegntshioantsaoidr bounty, as Congress may deembest, as a recognition ofAtlhseoi, r services. the petition of General Wood, of Lockport, No. ork, manufacturer in flax, for additional procCtion. Also, the petition of 50citizens of Genesee county, NewYork., WasAkRinNgER additional protectionon wool. The memorial of Sprague, Boyden & Walton and other manufacturers of pocket cuAtllesory,, for reduction of internalrevenue. memorial of Ethan Allen, and others, for the SaAmlseop, purpose. memorial of A.I. Hiscock, and others, for the Sainepurpose. Also, memorial of the Middletown Tool Company, manufacturers of hardware and tools, praying for reduction of revenue tax on their commodities. a petition of the Fire Insurance Company of the city of NewHaven, for relief from tax imposed by internalrevenue law. By Mr. WENTWORTH: The petition of citizens oBfayC, hMiciacghoi, gfaonr.a lighthouse and pier at Thunder Also, the petition of the leather manufacturers of Chicago, praying for a reduction of taxes.