Skip Skip PETITIONs, ETC. The following petitions, &c., were presentedunder the rule, and refood to By The SPEAKER the appropriate committees:: The petition of Hon. A. H. Jones, member of Congress elect, and 1, 438others, 19yal people of the idyal" peoplweetshteerrne of NCarolina, asking that e granted the privilege and power of forming a new State; or, if that is not granted, that the whole State be reorganized on a loyal basis alone. Mr. ALLEY: The of Henry K. Oliver, and 157others, for amendment of the Constitution. Also, the petition of Samuel Calley, and 46others, foBr yinquiring into the conduct of the President. Mr. BRO0MALL: The petition of 1,249citizens of the 7th congressional district of that State, the counties of Chester and Delaware, praying congress to amend the internalrevenue law bying abolish the tax of 5%. on products manufactures and the of mechanical skill. Mr. CQBB: The memorial of Society the State Historical of Wisconsin, for a change in Also, the postal laws. the petition of citizens of Crawford county, Wisconsin, for improvement oftions between the Mississippi valley and the Atlantic sea board. Also, the petition from citizens of Wiota, LaFay etoe county, Wisconsin, that the currency may be let alone. Mr. DRIGGS: The petition of Q. W. Gibson, and 36 others, citizens ofing Congress Bay City, Michigan, ask not to withdraw or curtail the circulation of the national o Also, the petition of Hon. N. B. Bradley, Q. A. Bal lou, and, 18 others, of gress the same place, praying conin behalf of the same object. Mr. CULLOM: The petition and other papers of Allen Harper, asking Congress to allow him comfor services in the military service of the U.S. Mr. DEMING: The petition of inhabitants of Hook. Arkansas, to be relieved from an unjust Sale. Also, the petition of cigar manufacturers of Duf field, Connecticut, to be relieved from adOn c1gars. valoren tax. Mr. DONNELLY: The petition of citizens of Minneapolis and StAnthony, in Minnesota, that no curtailment of the national currency be made by Congress, and that the national banks be not, conpelled to redeemtheir notes in the city of NewYork. Also, a similar petition from citizens of Ramsey county, Minnesota, and from the Board of Trade of the city of StPaul, in said county. Mr. Hif NTER: The pofition of John H. Boyn ton and John A. Brown, asking for the issue of an American register to By the bark Azelia. Mr. KASSON: The petition of W. G. Bentley, and others, of Des Moines, Iowa, against curtailing national currency, &c. Mr. KETCHAM: The petition of H. Brønson late sergeant major 37th.U.S. Army, for the equalization of bounty to soldiers who served in whowar of 1812. Mr. LAWRENCE, of Ohio: The memorial of the Leeds Manufacturing Company, of NewYork, in relation to the manufacture of coloring materials. cudbear and other. Mr. LOAN: The petition of citizens of Savan nah and vicinity, in Andrew county, Missouri, against the curtailment of By the currency, &c. Mr. MORRILL: The petition of Hon. Charles Barrett, and 562others, of Windham, county, Ver mont, praying for passage of tariff bill of last session with rates therein proposed on wool, or some bill, with equal rates, if not higher, for the protection of Atlhseo, wool interest. resolutions of the Wool Growers Association of Windham county, Vermont, asking Congress to pass speedily a tariff measure to protect the wool interest.("of Aderton. Mr. PERHAM: The petition of Obadiah for a pension. Mr. PLANTS: The petition of 96 citizens of Athens county, Ohio, asking Congress to refrain from authorizing a further curtailment of the currency, or compelling the banks of the country to redeemtheir notes in the city of NewYork. Mr. SPALI)ing: The petition, of E. M. Peck, R. H. Becker, and others, citizens of Ohio, on the subject of granting registers to foreign built ships. Mr. TROW BRIDGE: The petition of Dr. Ira P. Bingham, and 100 others, citizens of Livingston county, Michigan, praying for an inquiry into the conduct of the POTUS with a view to an impeachment. Mr. WASLIBURNE, of Illinois: The o of citizens of Morrison, Whiteside county, Iline is, asking that no act be passed curtailing the national currency, or compelling all national banks, where ever located, to redeem their notes, in NewYork, or prohibiting them from paying or receiving interest on bank balances. Mr. WENTWORTH: The petition of certain manufacturers of the city of Chicago, asking to be relieved from taxation.