Skip Skip PETITIONS, are. The following petitions, do, werepresentedunder the rule and referredto the appropriatecommittees: By Mr. ANCUNA: Lettero!‘ ThomasM. Dukehart. a 1st asstengineerU.S.Navy. on‘the subjectof rank of asst engineersin the U.S.Navy. Also. lettersof Michael Zcltzcr. Isaac Eckert, president of l ‘nrmers' National Bank: Isaac It. I‘isher. William Arnolils. (l. A. Nicholle and others.directera and stockholders of said bank. remonstruting against the passage of an amendmentproposedto thBoy 41st section of the national currency act. Mr. DAVIS: The petition of John C. Millen in behalf of the German Evangelical Lutheran congregation ofSt. John. praying an act to incorporatothe saBmye. Mr. HOGAN: A petition of 136 citizens and marble workers of Muscutine. Iowa. praying for increased duties on finished marble. Also. a petition of 2 151m 3arbleworkers and stone omfdausotyn sof StLouis. Mlissouri. praying for increase By on wrought marble. Mr. KELLEY: The memorial of officersof the differcut historical and literary socicticsof the U.S and the State of Pennsylvania. praying conto so modify the existingluws usto permit post ageon documents.iind books forwardedto the socictics above named.to be paid on delivery: and that the presentrate of postage charged on certain do scribeil papers and documentsbe reduced 50%. below the present charges to said societies. Also, a memorial of 373 citizens of Pennsylvania. praying Congressnot to restore any State that has rpelabeeelledand warred against the U.S.to its and power as a governing partnerin the Union tilf adequate securityhas been obtained againstits rencwmg the attemptto secede. By Mr. RAXMON I): The petition of Mrs. Cathe raising coCmropfet.nswnidtioownfoor ftheeolsoenrevlicMesarriot N. Croft. ofher lute hus band during the war againstthe rebellion. Also. a protestofa large niimber of inhabitants of Salt Lake City. against setting 06 the west degree of Utah to Nevada. Also. petition of John B. Ennis and others.for an equalization of bountics.