Skip Skip PETITIons, Etc. The following petitions, &c., were Presentedunder the rule, and referred to By the appropriate committees: Mr. ALLEY: The petition of George Appold & Sons, and others, for a reduction of tax on By leather. Mr. AiiiWiN. A petition of citizens of sachusetts, asking for such Mas a change in the postoffice law as will allow booksand pamphlets to be sent to public libraries and historical societieswithout prepayment of postage. Mr. BRADFQRD: The petition of citizens of Denyer, Colorado Territory, in opposition to a reduction of the national currency. Mr. QULLOM: 2 petitionssigned large number of citizens of Logan county, in the State of Illinois, asking Congress, to prevent, by legislation, whatever is necessary, the withdrawal oftionallegal tender currency the na By from circulation. Mr. DAWSON:JtResolutions of the Legislature of Pennsylvania, asking a reduction of the tax on petroleum. Mr. DENNY: The petition of mechanics, contractors, and persons furnishing building materials, an amendment to the lien law of the DistCol. Mr. GOODYEAR: The petition of divers citizens of Albany city and county, NewYork, cigar manufacturers, praying for an amendment of imposing the law a tax on of.?of HOGAN: The petition of workingmen of StLouis, Missouri, praying for the legalization of 8 hours as a legal day's work in the navy yard and other work shops of the Government. Mr. HOQPER: The petition of abney, Charles W. U.S. consul at the Island of Fayal, for authority to the SecyTreasury to issue a register for the bark Fredonia as a vesselof the U.S. Mr. HOTCHKISS: The petition ofcigar makers oafwB.inghamton, NewYork, for modification of tax. Mr. HUNTER: The memorial of Hall, Bradley & Co., asking that the daty on oxide bring maybe left as it By was before amendedby the Senate. Mr. KELLEY: The memorial of the Board of Delegates of American Israelites, remonstrating against the manner, and formality with which the test oathPrescribed by the bill reinstating civil government in NCarolina is to be administered. Mr. Roo. petition o, f citizens of Middle Woodbury, in the county of Bedford, in the State of Pennsylvania, against the passage of any act authorizing the curtailment of rency the national cur and against the enactment of any law compelling all national banks to redeemtheir notes in NewYork, or prohibiting national banks from pay inf, or receiyinginterest on bank balances. Mr. PERHAM: The petition of Isabella Fogg, or maine. Mr. POMERQY: The remonstrance of numerous citizens of Palmyra, Wa unty NewYork, against: 1. Reductio n currency; 2. ork redemption; New 3 interest on deposits. o. Also, the petition.of and 112 others, citizens of Senecacounty, NewYork, for protection to the woolen interestsof the country. Mr. RICE, of Massachusetts: The ition of E. R. Sawyer, for register for the bark Mary, found derelict at sea. Also, the memorial of the Boston Board of Trade, for the passage of an act to encourage commerce, &c. Mr. ROLLINS: The memorial of Po Batch, and 33 others, praying for the e 9i o national revenue and insurance law TTT States. Mr. SCHENCK: Twop Washington, District of of the railroad depot nuiCsaonfucmesfrom avenuesaround the Capitol. of