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The Mississippi Convention-Arrest
0f'R Member.

JACKSON, Miss, March lo.-A protest was
presented by several Conservative members
against the Wholesale enfranchisement OF ne
groes without qualification, as guaranteed in
the bill OF rights, as 1t is proposed to provide
adequate protection for them in all civil rights
and privileges, and for their education in sepa-
rate schools. The protest was tabled.
The report on education was considered and
completed. 1t provides for system Of free
schools, school fund, and for the establishment
Of an agricultural college. No distinction OF race
or color appears in the report, but the Assembly
is not prohibited from making such distinctions
+. A. Peyter, Radical member OF the conven.
tion, was arrested, charged with perjury, having
held civil office before the war and afterwards
engaged in the rebellion. He was held In % 900
hail
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OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UsITED STATES PArEST ORIIGf

On the petition Of LgyI DEDgRIcE, Of Albany, MY,
or the Of patent granted to him the
Presses for seven years from The expiration Of said
Is ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent ONCE on MoNDhY, the 18th day q May next.
and show cause, u any they have. why said petition
ought not to be granted :.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 he
In the Patent flee heir objections specially set forth
In writing at least ttoetp days before the day OF
used al the said hearing must be taken and trans
med in with the rules OF the ONCE which
will be furnished on application. .
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi
mony, must be nled In the once tt9sn. days before
days after q ling the test mony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAS and ii0encer, Washington, G.,
and in the Journal, Albany. n f:i Snes 4 week for
be at least sixty days previous to the dayof hearing
mh7..N Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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HOARD For THE Elk.

W AMINAT!oN OF CANDIDATES FOR Ap-
MISSION INTO THE NAVY AS ASSISTANT SUR
GRONs-A Board Of Medical 0hleers is now In session
at the Naval Asylum Philadelphia, for the examina
tion Of eandi dates for admission into the Medical
Corps Of the Navy.
ost maze Application to lie Memorable Secretary OF
the Navy, or 70 tho npdersgHed, stating residence.
panied by respectable testimonials Of moral character
Candidates must not be less than twenty One nor
more than twenty six years Of age.
No expense is allowed by the Government to cand
dates attending the sessions Of the Board, sue
eessful examination IL legal prerequisite for ap-
The many vacancies existing in the Medical Corps
Insure Immediate appoi ntments to successful candi
dates r. j. hphWlIl' ShleI q buLehu,
FRB fe28.wSstmS
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Mexican Affairs via California.

SAN Francisco, March lo.-Late Mexican ad-
vices from Colimo state that Corona arrived
there from Mazatlan, en- route for Guadalajara.
After Corona's unsuccessful Intervention in
affairs in Senola, Gen. Placido Yego left Topic
for Mszatlan to work In his own interest or
prepare initial steps for the formation OF an In
dependent republic, to embrace all chihuahua,
Durango, Sonora and Lower California. Upon
arrival at Mazatlan, Vego was arrested by order
Of Governor Martinez, shipped to Manzanillo,
and thence sent to the city of Mexico to be tried.
Everything is quiet; business languishingj cash
scarce. The Government Is engaged In fitting
out an expedition to stop the depredatians OF In
dians at Pachacha, where they defeated a small
body of troops sent against them.
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$50, 0O0,0c1
3,S6,5o fSD,Up,NC
Tho amount in which ALI Of the Fiye-Twenty

These figures will give an approximate idea Of
the amount in which all Of the Five-Twenty
bonds Of the Government are held.
They show that one half Of he loan In amount
was taken in $685. zoos and 560s; and further, that
as 2sTT, SIS pieces of these three denominations
were Issued against 37l,le7 pieces of the large
minority, and any legislation repudiatlng, In
whole or in part, the obligation Of the bonds OF
the Government would fall most severely upon
widows, orphans, and people of small capital,
who invested their money In those securities In
perfect reliance upon the representations made
TO them by the Treasury Department directly
More than once, during the war, resolutions
were offered In Congress looking to the payment
promptly voted down. Yours, respectfully,
(IpnRV No
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LETTER OF JAY CooKE-We publish in an
other column the letter OF Jay Cooke, ESQ, on
the payment of the national bonds. We call es'
pecial attention Of our readers to this concise
and perspicuous communication oil the distin-
guished banker, and all we have 10 say Nthis
fine IA that this letter Is as irretable as II is
concise and perspicuous, Let no man fail to
read every word oft
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From Wilmington, N. C-COnservatiye
Meeting-The Effect Ofthe New Hamp.
shi re Election

WILMINGTON, N. C., March lo-There Is an
immense gathering Of Conservatives at the thea
tire this evening. A large number failed to get
seats. The dress-circle Is crowded with ladies'.
The Hon Hugh Waddell presided. Speeches by
George V. Strong, Col. II. r. Cowsn and Judge
s. +. Pierson. It's the largest political gather
Ing which has occurred in Wilmington for many
years. The news from New Hampshire produced
considerable gloom, but 1t was not unexpected
by those who had watched the canvass Of that
stata
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PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ USIrRp STATES PATENT OFFICE,

wAsHINGroN, March 2 ISIS.
On the petition OF CALEB sway, executor q tho
estate Of Daniel Hayward, DECEASED Of Easton, Mass
praying for The exensSn az 81 PsteS! granted to sle
iOr an Improvement In Manufacture Of india Ra6bsr
which takes place on The 18th day OF August. lses
Is ordered that the said petition be heard ~ the
next, at " clock, m and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause. Y any they have. why
Persons opposing tle extension are required y ale
the Patent oaee their objections, specially set forth
hearing ali testimony nled by either party, to be
used at the said hearing, must be taken aud trans
nitted In accordance with The rules Of the Office, which
will be furnished on application. -,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as test-
mony must be hled In the sfnee tiosntp days before
the day Of hearlngj the Arguments II any, within
ten dAys after ding the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be pnbished In the
RRPuBLICiS and the Intellf0eneer. Washington, d.
week for three successive weeksi the hrst Of said
qualifications to DO at least sixty days PJsySgs * the
mh9.M3 Acting Commissioner Of Patents,
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SALEM, N. j., March lo.-The municipal cleo
ton to-day resulted In a Democratic gain of 70
and majority ofl52.
New Brunswick charter election resulted In
Democratic majority Of 4oo-a gain OF 80 per cent.
CAMDEN, N. j., March lo.-Incomplste returns
indicate that the Republicans have carried their
ticket.
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The New Hampshire Election.

The telegraphie returns sent us Of the New
Hampshire election by the Associated Press, up
to a late hour are extremely meagre; but they
indicate that the Republicans have carried the
State by at least as large majority as last year
Private dispatches received In this city from re-
liable sources, estimate the Republican majority
in the State to be between four and FIVE thousand.
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THE WAR observation-disclosures quietness
prevailed about the War Department yesterday.
but II is probable, in view Of the complication OF
affairs, that matters will be more brisk In Few
days A few orders in regard to the leave OF ao.
sonce and transfer Of q few officers Of minor
grade ia all that we can chronicle.
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We arc authorized to announce that the ladies
OF the Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and
Mrs. Slower, will be home on Monday evenings
'The evening has been hxed In lieu Of the AFTER
noon receptions, as they were last season.
SPEAKER CoLpAx's weekly receptions Will
continue till the last Friday In March
The receptions Of the Speakers mother ana
sister, Mrs. and Miss Matthews, for ladies' and
gentlemen accompanying them, VIII be every
wednesday afternoon, from l to p. m, hesi.
dence, Lafayette Square, sixteen.and.a-hali
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The Iouisiana Convention.

NEW ORLEANS, March lo.-The convention
adopted resolution that copies Of the constitu-
ton be sent to the President, the General OF the
armies and each member OF Congress.
committee OF three was appointed to wait
on Gen. Hancock and inform him that the con.
stitution was ready to be submitted to the peo-
pie. 1t is reported that the General expressed
some doubt whether, under the reconstruction
acts, the election for officers could be held stimuli
taneously with that for the ratification or rejec.
tion OF the constitution, but would telegraph to
Washington for Instructions, and unless other.
wise Instructed would issue an order Tor the
ratification or rejection Of the constitution. The
motion to adjourn provides that II the constitu.
ton be ratified, the convention stands adjourned
sine die.
The press OF this State strongly deprecate the
departure Of Gen. Hancock from this district.
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PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF IRON

L CLADs
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
wAsHISoros, March o, 1868.
Sealed proposals will be received until the 10th Of
April at IL o'clock noon, for the purchase OF the fol-
At THE BOSTON IMAss YARD.
AT LEAGUE ISLAND, PA. .
,Ths CANoNIGgs. G3HSEs. k9KAh N4UsETT.
NAPA, SQUANDO, and SUNCU0K,
At MOUND CITY ILL.,,
YUMA. NEosho, MARIETTA. and sAEPTskY;
for the vessels In thor present condition, and with
such fittings as are now sttached to them.
The vessels be seen, and all necessary informa-
ton them will be given by the connandants
Of the stations,
The right reserved to reject any or all OF the pro-
posal acceptance Is not for the interest Of tho
Government.
Twenty per cent. Of the purchase money will DO re-
qured within three days after notification OF the
ceptance Of PROPOSAL TO be forfeited In Of
completion Of the purchase. and the balance upon the
final delivery Of the vessel,
The proposals should DO Endorsed .Propossls for
purchase Of Iron -clads. " GIDEON WELLS,
mhll-oo4w Secretary Of the Navy.
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NAVY DgPARTMENT.-Surgeon Geo, s. Boards
lev, ordered, March 8, tothe Independence: Act,
ing Assistant Paymaster A. d, Allen, discharged
from the service, to date from September D. 1850
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srnAss ERs who arrive In this city are actually
startled and much annoyed by the rudeness and
impudence and frequent insults OF hsckmen AZ
the depots. Complaints are frequent
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A Proposed Raid on Victoria
Political Matters in the South
FROM EUROPE ny CABLE.

LONDON, March 1o.-The Prince Of Wales will
soon make visit to Ireland, where he lie to be
made knight OF st. Patrick.
The Fenianswho were captured In Wales have
been indicted for treason and will soon be tried
at Swansea.
Cork, March lo.-The grand Jury yesterday in
dieted Capt Mackay for murder and Manx and
Walsh as accessories.
LoSDoS, March TO- Adviees from Amnesty
Bay state that King Theodorus had arrived in
the immediate ncighborhood Of Magdala with his
troops and war material. The British were push
Ing steadily ahead under Napier, and at last &C.
counts were two days march beyond Atteregat
ST. PETERsBuBe, March io.-The Nicolsy
railroad is to be disposed OF to newly formed
Russian company. The terms OF sale are already
settled. The property-rights Of Americans In
material and rolling stock are protected.
BERLIN, March 1o.-The commercial treaty be.
tween the Zollverein and Austrian Government
has been signed.
Prince Napoleon, now in Germany, will pass
through Vienna and return to Paris.
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Cooke d Co., ON their Liquidation-
who are the Holders of the National
nehf

Debt.
rsniw Massgy. ' gav Sodre To to letter adj.
aressed 10 them nv r II, Howell who Enclosed
70 tiaem cnny Of Tho resointions offered in the
Assembly, by Judge Balloon. and his published
: ressnns,, for fhe naymcnt Of United States
bonds In new taxable coin bonds, or greenbscks,
The nronosed new issue.
'"' P'oPo RsSEI%o'H or.y or lay Cooke SCo.)
CoRSER OF WALL ASp NASSAU sTs.,
NEW YoRx, Feb. 20, 1865.
S. b. Hoipeil, esq, Painted Post, N. Y.
closing Mr.. Balcom's resolutions. The sale OF
the first hve-twenty loan was undertaken by our
Mr.. Jay Cooke, at time when the Government
had utterly failed to find n market for the bonds
through the ordinary channels, and the neeessi-
ties Of the Treasury were immediate and press
people, and sold to them at prices which could
not ossibly have been obtained but for the dis
tinct understanding that they were payable,
principal and fnieresf, in coin.
That this was the spirit and intent OF the au-
thorizng act IL 10 only necessary to refer to the
sinking fund clause, (sec. s, act Feb. %, 1897
which specifically appropriates the coin duties
on imports to-hrst, payment Of interest on pub
lie debt; second, to q sinking fund for the pay
ment Of principal. All the funded debt OF the
United States that has heretofore matured has
been paid in coin, Notwithstanding the fact that
the authorizing acts did not SO specify In words,
and three such loans have matured and been paid
In coin since the issues Of the sos OF lSe2.
These bonds, then, were advertised and sold in
good faith as gold bonds, and that they were so
sender, and McCulloch, all Of whom have re-
pestedly afnrmedi II.
The fve-twenties OF 1862 will not mature until
lss2, when they will be duo and payable In coin:
The Governments option only has matured, but
the Government p not now ready to pay.
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seriou. Aeciden. to . Gymnas..

LOUISVILLE, March lo.-At the Louisville thea
tire last night, Edward Hanlon, of the Hanlon
Brothers, gymnasts, while making evolutions on
a horizontal bar, fell heavily upon the stage,
dislocating his arm and badly bruising his head.
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From -. Louis-Important Insurance
Generalization AZ Council Hum
More Indian Depredations-News In
General from the Far West.

ST. Louis, March TO- The insurance case Of
Marshall Fitzpatrick vs. The Thames Insur-
ance Company, which has been before the Cir
cult Court for two weeks, closed yesterday, and
last night the jury returned verdict for the
PLAINTIFF for tS7 900, the amount claimed. This
decision carries with It about 10000 insurance
In other offices, mostly In Cincinnati.
The city election In Council Bluffs, Iowa, and
Centralia, yesterday, elected the entire Republi-
can ticket except one alderman in each place.
The United States marshal has arrested Ave
persons in GAINESVILLE, Mo-, for Offering Saudu-
lent bonds to manufacture tobacco. The parties
gave bond.
Another severe snow storm occurred on the
Pacific railroad east of Cheyenne.
The Star publishes a report that a Govern
ment train was attacked by Indians near Fort
Fetterman, and that the garrison was surround
and escape cut of, and that troops from Fort
Russell were on forced march to relieve them.
1t still rains here, with no prospect Of cesss-
tion. The river Is rising rapidly. and all the
upper streams are swelling. The mountain trade
promises to be very large this season. About
90 boats are already advertised to leave Chey-
enne alone, and there will be line of steamers
from Sioux city, Iowa, during the season.
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CHARL EsToS, March lO.-The Convention is
striving 10 close its business 30 as to adjourn by
the end of this week.
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GEORGE W. CHILD, esq, Of the Philadelphia
Ledger, arrived in town last evening.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
- usIrEp STATES PATssr 0pPIcE,0

DEPARTMENT ~ THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED SrATRs PATRSr OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, March 4, 1855,
On the petition Of CHARLES y. MARITIME, Of Boston,
Mass. praying for the extension Of patent granted
to him the eth day Of June, 1884, and reissued the 18th
day Of august ls. for an imptpyement II Sofa Bed;
patent, which takes place the 9Th day Of June 1853
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY, the 18th day OF May
peIt at u OSlosk, and all persons are notified g
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required TO he In
the Patent Office their objections specially set forth In
whiting. at least tosnty days before the day o. hearing
said hearing must be taken aud In Accord
lie rules Of the Office which will be furnished
onappcation.
Dcpos.oas and other papers, relied upon as testi.
mony must be filed In the Office eu days before the
day Of hearing the arguments II any within ten days
after ding the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
REPrBLIcAN and the Intsiif0enesr, Washington, D,
g., and In the Journal, Boston, Mass. once week
for three successive weeks the nrst OF said
to be at least sixty days previous to the q hearing
A. NJ STOUT,
mhll-w3t Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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T IST OF PROPOSALS OF A MISCELLANEOUS
II Character received at the Office Of the Quarter
master General, u. s Army, for the week ending
March Q, 1855;
81 j. N Flanagan, Philadelphia, Pennsylyania,
offer u, 500 Tor the Tug William y, Fisher,
Hyatt Il Co, Junction City, Kansas, offer to furnish
Magnetism Limestone Head Blocks In the States Of
Missouri and Kansas at from 70 cents to o. 20 each,
delivered nhll-n
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CHARLES DICKENS is doing Syracuse, Roches
ter, Buffalo and Albany, N. Y, this week.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES Patent OFFICE,

WAsHiSGros, FEB. IL, iss.
On the petition Of WAND EATON, OF New York, NJ
him the 10th day OF Hay, 1854 for an inpro In
Machines for cutting Glaciers ponts, fOr seven years
on the 10th day OF May, lsj5:
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent ONCE on MONDAY, the nth day Of April,
next. at IL o'clock. m and sil persons sre noansd
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 nle
forth In writing, at least tioeny days before the day
Of heaTngi all testimony fled BY either party, 70 be
mliied in with The rules u the oee whia
will be furnished on application.
nony npst DO hled IN The onee t'ssntg day; 5sfSIs
days aitSr Or hing IL testImcny. 49,
drdered also, that this n9tiee DO pablishsd n ne
G., and In the Atlas, New YORK, n =. ,ongs wsflk
for three successive weeks the nrst OF SAID puPno
OF hearing, a. =. 5TuqTs -
feN-PT Acting Co@NlsslopeT OF FAtRNs !
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The Georgia Democratic Convention.
AUGUSTA, March lo-The Central Executive
Democratic Convention meets at Macon on
Thursday, for the purpose Of organizing an active
campaign against the adoption Of the constitu-
ton,
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SAN Francisco, March lo.-Vietoria adviees
to March It'll says; The excitement caused by the
threatened Fenian invasion continued. Gun
boats are stationed In the harbor, with large
body OF marines on board. The powder maya
zines and engine houses are strongly guarded
Volunteers have received orders to hold them
selves In readiness should their services be re-
quired. Every preeaution IL taken to secure the
safety Of the city. The general impression pre-
walls that the authorities are badly hoaxed.
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