Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. thTehreulfeo, llaonwdinregfeprerteidtions, &c., were Presentedunder to By the appropriate committees: the SPEAKEIR: The petition of A. H. Arnold, of Jonesboro’, Georgia, for payment for property destroyedby U.S. forces. Also, the petition of M. L. McClelland, Hon. F. Church, Hon. S. I. Anthony, A. Gurney, General R. A. Cameron, and 70 others, businessmen of Valpa raiso, Indiana, praying that theremaybe no curtail mentor withdrawal of the national currency. By Mr. CQNKLING: The petition of willow grow ers, asking increasedtariff on willows. By Mr. DONNELLY: The s. of Stephen Hewson, and others, citizens of Minnesota, praying for the removal of the land officefrom Taylor's Falls, MiBnynesota, to Cambridge, Minnesota. Mr. DGE: The petition of Peter Cooper, W. B. Astor, Wilson G. Hunt, and manyothers, praying that books, maps, charts. &c., imported for the use of literary institutions and the encouragementof the fine arts, be admitted free of duty. By Mr. GARFIELD: The petition of 0.K. Wol: ccootutn, tayn, dO3h0ioo, thers, citizens of Farmington, Trumbull for an increased protection on flax, hemp, and jute. By Mr. GOODYEAR: The petition of divers citizensof Sehoharie county, NewYork, praying for a prBoytectiveduty. o flax: Mr. HUNTER: The petition of Mrs. Anna Bag ley, for a pension. By Mr. LONGYEAR: The memorial and state mentof Colonel GeorgeG. Briggs, and others, officers of the 7th Michigan cavalry, asking for payment of Lieutenant John H. Hamlin, for military services insaid regiment. By Mr. MooRHEAD: A petition from citizens of Alleghany county, Pennsylvania, engaged in the manufacture of leather, asking for a reduction of internalrevenue tax. soBny, Mr. O'NEILL: The petition of William John for American registerfor brig Karnak. By.Mr. PAINE: The petition of Mary J. Dexter, opfenWsaiounw. atosa, Milwaukee county, Wisconsin, for a By Mr. PERHAM: The petition of Henry Mitchell, for compensation for services rendered the Govern inent. ByMr. PRICE: The petition of 56citizens of Linn maned nJotonfeasmcaoiul nrotiuetse, Iforowma, Caesnktirnagl Cfoitryt, hLeinenstcaobulnisthy, to Monticello. in Jones county, Iowa. By Mr. RAYMOND: The petition of John T. Hoff man, Samuel G. Courtney, and others, citizens of NewYork city, remonstrating against movements prayingto the impeachment of the President, and for the adoption of measuresto promotethe peaceandprosperity of the country. By Mr. UPSQN: The petition of Ira Chaffe, John R. Kellogg, and 39others, citizens of Allegan county, Michigan, praying Congress to make an appropriation fora survey, and the improvement of the har borat Saugatuck. at the mouth of the Kalamazoo rivBeyr. &e., oMf ro. WfILtLIAaMnSd:.A.ll The hnnmyecmitoiersiaalnodf vtaicninnietyrs, praying for a reduction of the internalrevenuetax on the manufacture of leather.