Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions. &c. were presentedunder the rule and referred to the appropriate committees: By Mr. BROMWELL: The petition of Churl H. Wood and others.citizens of Iroquois county. lli nois. praing for a Bureau of Insurance. Also. the petition of citizensof Macon county, Illinois. praying for a innil route from Decatur.Ilhnois. to Newburiz. Illinms. By Mr. chiints Exchange of StLouis in regard to the senatebill providing for draw bridgesou theMisSissippi river. By Mr. DODGE: The petition of Duncan.Sherman 8: Co. Brown. Brothers 5: 00., and others.of the cit of NewYork. against a tax offivo%. a pound on cotton. Mr. HUBBARD. of Connecticut: Th9 petition of amcse. Cookefor relief as to time of filing application for renewal of patent., By Mr. MARVIN: The petition of 113citizens of Saratogacounty. NewYork. asking an increaseand an advrilorrniduty on foreign wool. By Mr. MORRIS: The petition of F. D. Mason, Fsq., and others. of Geneva. NewYork. asking for a law in relation to interstate insurancecompanies. Also the petition of Joseph Hersheyjr" of Goshen. NewYork, and others, asking for an increasedduty on importedwool. By Mr. ONEILL: The memorial of the officersof the Entomological SocictvofPhiladelphia, askingfor an appropriation ofQJi, pernnpum to be expended in the publication and circulation of the monthly periodical called the Practical Entomolo ist. By Mr. ROLLINS: The petition of A. Prese ott and 19others.citizens of Concord, NewHampshire, James Dean, and 220thers.citizens of Lowell. Massachusetts, A. G. Durfer and 32 others. citizens of Providence, RhdIsland. se yerally praying for the passageof an act regulating interstate insurances of all kinds. By Mr. SITGREAVES: The petition of glassmanufacturers, praying a reduction of duties on glass ware. By Mr. STILWELL: The petition.of Governor Morton and others.trustees of the Indiana Avricultural College. praying for an amendment to the not griliinting lands to the Statesto institute agricultural co e es. Mr. VANAERNAM: Resolutionspf the Legislature of NewYork. in favor ofc ualmn bounlics to soldiers and sailorswho enlist in 186 and 1862. By Mr. WARD: the otition of 125citizensof Bath. NewYork, in favor O increasing the tarilion wool.