Skip Skip PETITIONS, ETC. The following petitions. kc, were presented under the rule and refrrrrd to the appropriate committees: By the SPEAKER: The petition of Hon. John A. Gilmor, and J lU others. citizens of NCarolina. asking for a new mail route from Gibsonsvillc, 0n the NCarolina railroad. vin.inglis Mills. Brick Church. David Cobles and P. C. Smiths. to Langs Mills. in Randolph count. NCarolina. SqAulsaore. the otition of nuics A. Fonncll. of Rich NCarolina. of the Society ofFriends and a volunteer in the Union Army, askin compensation for a horse taken in 1255by the U.S. Also. resolutions of a mass meeting of soldiers at Evansville. Indians. in favor of an increase of pensions and c By Mr. unlizntionof bounties. A LE: The etition of William P. Phib lips and others. in aid of the recommendationof the SecyNavy. for the p mcutofprize money to the officersand crow of the camirgc. By Mr. BEAMAN: the petition of Henry Hufij and 47others. inhabitants of l illsdalo county Michigan. wproaoysing for increased duty on all unwashedIOIBHH Also. the petition of H. N. Rnwley and 77others, inhabitants of the samecounty to the sameeffect. Also. the petition of W. W. Cpham and 59others. inhabitants of the samecounty. to the samecffuct. otAhlesros“. the petition of Alfred Wilkerson and 2.51 inhabitants of diindee.Monroo county. Michiga. praying for increased duty on all unwashed foreign wools. Also. the petition of georgeW. Moore, and 4&1 others. citiz us of Medina.Louawee county. Michigan. praying or an increased duty on foreign woor. Also, the petition 0! Alexander llorritt and 530th eMrise. hciigtiazne.nsporfatyhinegtownshippfAlleu. Hillsdale county. tor an increased duty on foreign wool. By Mr. BUNDY: The petition of S. D. Eggleston and 46others. citizens and laborers of and at 110 a {fut awe.Vinton county. Ohio, for an increaseof O an. Mr. CONKLING: The romonstrancqof citizens of tico. NewYork. against the bill pendiu: m congressto roar unite the Federal iudiciary. By Mr. DAVIS: the petition of A. F. Vilcox. John Ecker and 29 others. citiaeps of Onondaga county. NewYork. praying foradditionalprotoctmn toAmer ican wool. Also. the petition of H. Edwards. Hiram Eaton, and 181 others. citizens of Onondaga county. NewYork askin: increasedprotection to American wool. Mr. DAWSON: The petition of theNumismatic and Antiquarian Society. Olv.PhllfldolJplJlu, lbf the promotion of numismauc science an antiquarian research. By Mr. DELANO: The petition of Millard Graham, and 100others. citizens and wool growers of Ohio, praying for an increasedduty on foreign wools and tor the irotection of wool growersof Ohio. Mr. did IGGS: The petition of F. W. Anthony. D. Waite and 2} others. citizens of Ontonaqon county, Lake Superior, Michigan. prayinl for an increased duty on form ii copper. Also. the petition o G. Townsend. ThomasDayton, and 107others, citizens of geneseecounty, Michigan, praying for an increasedduty on wool, By Mr. FAItNSWORTH: The petition of alarge number of citizens of Melienry county. Illinois. tor an increasedtariffon wool. Also, the etitionof sylvanus Town and others, citizens of urora. Illinois. for uniform insurance laws. By Mr. FERRY: The memorial of citizens of them met county. Michigan. praying for a restoration to market.of reservedrailroad lands and proceeds applied to railroad purpose s. By Mr. HOTE KISS: The memorial of brewersof Binghamton. N NewYork. asking that the duty onbar ley may not exceed 5 cents. Also, the petition of lilOlate soldiers in the Union Army, from Tompkins county. NewYork, for an e uulimtion ofbountics. y Mr. hETCHAM: The petition of citizens of Columbia county. NewYork. for further protection on Americanwool. By Mr. LONGXEAR: The petition of J. Densmore and 76others. citizens ofingham county, Michigan. asking for an increasedduty on wool. Also. the petition of A. Parker, and 160others.citi nens ofIng am county. Michigan, asking for an cir tension of the Amboy. Lansing and Traverse Bay land grant to the comppanyof that name. By Mr. MARVIN: hreoseveral petitions of citizensof Saratoga county. NewYork. for the passage of a law regulating interstate insurance. Also, of4 citizens of Saratoga county, NewYork. for an increasedduty on foreign wool. By Mr. McCLURG: The petition of citizens of missouri. for the enactment of lawsfor the regulation of insurances of all kinds. By Mr. PAINE: The petition of George Hulbert and others. citizens of Waterford, Wisconsin, for mi positionof specific duties on foreign wools. lso. the petition of Rev. W. P. Stone. lute lain of the 27th Wisconsin regimencht.i?o)r payment for services. citAizlseon.s tohfe etition of Z. G. Simmons and others. ciiosha. Wisconsin. for enactment of a law regulating insurance in the severalStates. By Mr. PILE: The petition of James L. Farmer and 35others.of maine, for appropriation to pay the officers and crew of the Kearsarge the value of the Alabama. By Mr. PLANTS: The petition of 131citizens and Wool growersof Morgan county. Ohio. who such additional duties upon foreign wool as will give efficient protection to thatiimportant.interest. By Mr. POMEROY: 3 several petitions of citizens of Cayugacounty, NewYork. for an increased tint on foreign wool. A so. of citizens of Wayne county.NewYork. for a law of Congressregulating interstate insurances. Also, of citizens of Seneea, NewYork, for extension of patent for corn sheller to Thomas D. Burrell, of Geneva, NewYork. By Mr. PRICE: The memorialandJtResolution of the Ecgislature oi. the State of Iowa, asking for a grant ol land to aid in the copstriietion of a railroad from the North Missouri railroad. 0n the southern line of Iowa. to Cedar Rapids. Iowa. By Mr. BANDSALL. of Pennsylvania: The petition of Louis V.Bourch. of Philadel hia. late 2nd lieutenant company B. 19th Pennsylvaninvol unteercavalry.9 months difference pay and allowance s between privates and lieutenants ay, from January 26.1860.to October 1865.barred y clause in Adfiutunt Generalsorder.&c. Mr. ROS The petition of others, C. T. Heald and 62 of Fultoncounty. Illinois. asking for the passageof uniform laws for the regulation of interstate insiirances of all kinds. By Mr. SCHENCK: The petition of 67citizens of Rentuek. for an equalization of bountics. Also. the petition of 168citizens of Illinois. for an equalization of bountics. By Mr. SPALDING; the petition of I. Park Alex amnodsetrly.and885 others citizens of Summitoounty, Ohio. growersfa.irnmtehres.sahsakipnegof for afnuritnhcerreparsoetdecttairoinffto on wool ported wool and a.tax on dogs. By Mr. UPSON: The petition of L. F. Hale D. B. Dennis. J, B, Crippen and 45others.citizens of water, Cold Michigan. praying Congress to pass laws to regulate interstate insurances. y Mr. VANHORN. of NewYork: 2 petitions om Wyoming county, and onefrom Geneseecounty. NewYork.eentaining 213naines asking an increased duty on wool. WB. yIMydre. WanOdO1D7BORoItDhGeErs:, cTihtiezenpseotfitiCoansotlfeHtoonn.RPuittt land county. Vermont. praying for an increasedduty on foreign wool. Also. the petition of Harmon Myers and 41 others. cpirtaizyeinngs foofr aPnownal. Bennington county, Vermont. increasedduty on foreign woo]. otAhelsros., the DGtRIODOfHannibal Woodruff and 40 citizens of Tiriuiouth, Rutland county. Ver mont. praying for an increasedduty on foreignwool. he. the petition of Hon. William C. Kitteridze and 49 others, citizensof Fairhnven, Rutland county, Vermont. praying for an increased duty on foreign wo. Also. the petition of Lew is Hurlburt, and 41 others. citizens of the town of Finisburg, Addison county, Vermont. praying for an increased duty on foreign wool. Also, the petition of Samuel S. Kelton and L3 others. citizens of East Montpelier. Washington county. Vermont. asking for an increased duty on foreign wool. 7 Also. the etition of James Ii. Hyde, and 24others, citizensof i udbury.Rutland county, Vermont, pray inir for an increaseddut on wool. By Mr. WENTWOR H: Resolutions from the Chicago Board of Trade. in favor of a ship canal around the falls ofhiiagara. Also, the petition of invalid soldiers, praying for an increaseof their pensions.