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for Secession outside OF the Democratic par
ty, though some Wings have since been bnl-
lied and badgercd into Joining it. Even SO
late as he Winter Of 1860 81, though there
were Democrats in Virginia ard North Caro-
lima who were no. secessionlsts, there was not
known Secessionist who was not an invete-
rate Democrat
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"L. F.n Atwood,s Bilters, Prlce as Cts

THORN pITE, ME., April 25 1863
DeIr Sir:-A lady OF my acquaintance was
troubled with severe attacks of SICK hesdsch for
number OF years. and couiG hrd elief until he
tried h.. r. Attcood's Bitfers which erected a Der.
inanent cure.
headache and vomiting. which have been cured
By ta,te brtters. ] hare myself msn troubled
with sospsia, which has already been relieved BY
THIS re.nedy Always keep 1t on hand. AS believe
Il to be speedy cure for sl dera gements OF the
81 maeo aud liver; and iDr female complaints when
arising from debility OF the digestive organs.
Yours truly, CHAs. WHirHsY.
. t=y- C0aaategJetts and 5cse imitGfioas, In SINH
lar bottle and label are In the market and sotd ~
sRpriacipied dealers.
an EXTRA IAnR1 on srhiee prper, eouRttrsigRed
H III H4Y' Drgg9ist Portland, Ne, sole General
Sold sy respecta5is dealers ia m,edic.nc generally
nyi6eod& We
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Hon. JOHN A. PETERS
Hon. ISRAEL wAsHBURN. Ir
Hon. CHARLES HOLDEN and Ho,
BENZ. KINGsBURY, Jr.,


PRISONERS IN Removable following
officers and soldiers of the Slst Maine, hereto.
fore reported missing in the assault OF the 3O1
ult. on Petersburg, are now reported priso, .
ers In Richmond:
Col. Daniel White, unhurt; Co. B-2d Lien,
J. p. r. Toby; Co. C-Sergt. John p. Well,
Corp. Daniel Brann; privates Caleb Taylo,
Geo. ID: Harrington; Co. D-Capt. E. o
John P. Sheahan; Co. G-Capt. o. Il. Bart
lett; Sergt A. Allen; privates A.. vanner.
Thos. Lllley; Co. H--Sergt. J. N. Davis; Co.
I'D Lieut. G. 0. Pendsxter.
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Boston Stock List.
MARRIED.

In this city, Aug %. by Rev Mr. Dalton, James x
Ellison and Miss Ssrah ii, daughter OF Mr. John
KingsbRry.
In Lewiston. Aug %, hoodoTe w Adams and Miss
Ella French.
and Miss Martha IL Dunn Of L.
la South Paris. Aug @. Horace VI Fiske. of Nor
way. and Miss Mary VI 'css; a So Marcellus W hit
comb, OF Waterford, and Miss Sarah T. fiskc of
Norway.
la Blddeford. Aug q, jerome r Garland and Miss
Susan II Gilmore
=, In Hampton, Aug IA, Abner l. Crosby and Miss
Mary fogg
In Dexter. Aug Il, Efastus L Fish, of D. and Miss
Abby Leeman. If Abbot
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sPEaANzA. an Italian preparation 10 destroy
zoe sppeute Tor Int icaiing IsQuo.s. IL be
administered with perfect saIeiy Price one Dollar
per box.
THOMAS G. LoRINe, Druggis
Cor. Exchange AID Federai SIS,
sole Agents ior Maine.
Portland. Aug 25-d2x
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sp ECIAL NOTICES.
stop. Drunkard {!

~ Curriers' Of the Daily Press are not ali9.ced
to sell papers on their routes
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"A sIight Cold, Coupbs.

Few are aware o, the importance o. checking
Cough or SLIGHT COLI in its first Stage; that
which in the beginning would yield to q milo reme-
DIV. If neglected. soon attacks the lungs "Browa's
Bronchial Troches" give sure and almost imme-
diate relief. Military O5fcers and Soldiers should
haDe them, they Be carried ia the pocket and
taken as occasion requires. aug2 d&wlm
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
rItill y.... ..f.s.--7.,,l
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Potomac, sherwood, New York.
Steamer Montreal knight. Boston.
Steamer Lady Lang, koix, sanger.
Ste smer Scotia, himball. Augusts.
steamer New Brunswick, Winchester ST John
NIB, for Boston.
BaiQue ueary 4 Lord. Pinkhsm, sydney CB.
sch Alice Barker Pierce, Bay Of FnRdy.
Sch Challenge bal eek, New York.
Sch james Gsreeloa, Anderson, Boston.
sch Packet Grant. Ellsworth.
sch Exeter Pendleion. Niualhasen.
CLEARED.
Brig Philip LaFrabee. Daily, Bash--aster.
Sch MoFniog ) tar, Brl Muller. Windsor Ns--mas
ter.
Sch Reward. Brl Marsters Hil,sboro NB-master.
Sch Lizxis VI Dyer, SamEer. elphia-OFian-
do Nicsefson.
SAILED wind n w - Barquc Emma L Hall.
and others.
Ship james Smith, from Liverpool for Philadelphia
with iroH then ware and salt. which went on the
shear, near Delaware Bieakwater during the east
ery gale on Friday nigat, j. broke aEidship-, and
there are four feet of water over her deoks The
wreekers are stripping OF her s@ils and rigging
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IMPORTS.
PASSENGERS.

SYDNEY CD. Baique Henry Lord = 426 tons
coal, - J l. Farmer; 80 bbls herring Geo III Starr.
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

In barque Henry p Lord. fron sydney CS-Geo
" Adey, and Jessls Bowers, OF Philadelphia.
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For Members OF Congress.

at Dist-JoHN LYNCH, of Portland.
2d Dist.-SIDNEY PERHAM, OF Paris.
Sd Dist.-JAMES Q. BLAINE, OF Augusta.
Am Dlst.-JOHN II. RICE, OF Foxcroft.
STA Dist.-FREDERICK A. PIKE, OF Calais
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Cid al Malaga 81 inst, barsue Ibis. Hatch, leg
horn; Harmon, Buckley. icata.
Sid I'm Wes Coast OF Africa lst ult, barque Arthur
Pickering, Robert Caps Coast.
In Blight OF Besin July ), barque Warren White
Nelsoa, unc.
At Barbados Sd inst, baraue Reindeer yelling.
ton from New York. ar LIST, for do
SID fIn Gonaiyes 2Sfh ut brig Waccamaw for Mi
ragoane, 10 load New York.
At arsanllIa 10Th inst brig West, HutoAins for
New York. ldg
Al Cardenas lith. brig Almon Rowell disg
AT Glaze bay Aug 70 barque Cephas Sfarfett.
Greg ny, for hiladelphia IL days; Josie Nicholas
days; brig Showers. Park, Tor Philadelphia 20 ds
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Senat RS.
Cxmkeriznd-GEORGEw w. woODMAN, Portland.
SAMUEL A. HoLBROOK Frecport
oEOKGE PIERCE, harr son
DAM {; kIcHaKysoy Baldwin.
zndroscoc0in-JEREMlA DINGLEf ,JR.
P.scataqais--ELIAs J HALE, fnAcron.
SayadIkoc -rn0MAsJ J. soUrHAhD, Richmond:
Peso5soot-OSGooD n. BRADBURY. Springfield
AUGUSTUS ID. MANS IN, Bangor.
LEWIS BARKER ste.son.
KsnHsbec-JOsEPH A. SANbo RN, headfeid.
CROSBY KINDS. Benton.
rramklis--GORNELIUS STONE Jay.
WR4o-wlLf.IAM IcGLIyEKY.
ELIAS MILLIhES.
York-ESxEFF ii. BANKS, Bildeford,
Elisha Il, JEwErr. south B.rwiek'
Knop- I. r. LUDWIG, Thomsson.
JOHN b. WALKER, Union.
Sheriff..
ACKNOWLEDGMENT W. PARKER. Gorham.
Psscataqais-EOwkRD JEwE1I, ssngeIviile.
Pegs seatJoH Il. Wilson, bangor.
K.mA4boc-JOHN HATCH, China.
Fraakiia-sEwARD DILL Phillips.
WIde-ISRAEL X. GRANT.
Y1ik -RIchAkD III GJIAG, Acton.
k.oS-siEfHEN w. LANGHroN.
Treasurers.
samb.rlaad-PEfER k. HALL. windhsm.
Asdroscoggin-ISAAc q. CuRils.
PiscafdQ ais-CeARLEs T.. kIMBALL.
Sig sda ioc-HEN aY NJ B0yEY. Bath.
PsaSbseos-- dBaOSE c. LINT, Bangor.
Kenas6ee DANIEL PIX Augusta
Fraaktsa-LE0NAkD kEIrA, Pennington.
Wstdo-AsA A. H0WES.
Y0rk-ALBIJk n oI.E. Alfred.
Kaox-ALDEN SPRA1UE.
Judz Of Probate.
S1Jaddhoc-AMUs NOU ,E ia h.
Pc sobsc f--JUHN n. GODFREY, Bangor.
Kst.ebee-a "a. X BAKER, halloween.
r. hin-PhiLLIP NJ. 81 Bbs, Strong.
patdo -JJ.Erd w. kN0sLTJN
Yo-k-E DWARO H. BUJkNE. Kennebunk.
Knor-N. +. TALBOT
Registers OF Probate.
Observation-Disclosures HUnrhaEY. Portland.
Asdrosoog ,iH-dEuRGE =. woJDMAN.
saga tssoc- Ella All UPTON. Bath.
r sIbscot JOSEPH Arr LIZ +, Bangor.
K-na bed 'sLPH : aToN, Augusta.
w ado-Bo IAN +. FIELD.
York-6EOaoE Ii. kNoHLroN, Biddeford.
xsox-OLIvER G.. nALL.
Commissioner.
O.snbsrimd-CALEB .. CHAPLAIN, Bridgton.
Androscoegia-LEE STRICKLAND.
Pi,cat tslis-BEkLIN DaAN.
Sag tstah civilian w. lie. Bowdoinbam.
Pssobsc,f-AsAhE,.w McMA ioN. ELLINGTON.
Ksassbsc-NATHANIkLU OK yE>, sislna.
y Itk.,s-cALyIS u. SEW ALL, Chssteryille.
WiIdo-uEOkoE ". BOWLER.
York- LEN Nj L. MuLDkAM, Wells.
Ksor-kIChARD Il. WALL.
Clerks of Courts.
SsgadIaoc-JosEPn NJ. HAYES Bath.
Psanbscot-rZRA Z. BRErt, Oldtown.
Kvakiin-sIAE0E III LOWELL, Pennington.
WIsdo- sEfa l.. MILL'KEN.
tork-CA sEB Z. LORD Alfred.
Knss-GEOkoE rdoRNDIhE.
County Attorneys.
Kennsbee LORE 70 CLAY Gardner.
York-ISCREAsE 5. hiMBALL. sanford.
Register OF Deeds.
Psscafaqns-MARk rITMAE.
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FOB vIcm-PREsIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
or TREyBSSRK.
or TKEyBSSRK.

For Electors.
John n. BROWN, of Portland.
ABNER srErsOS, OF Damariscotta.
.st Disf.-RIcHARD N CHAPMAN Of Biddeford
ID Dist JONAS A. FESsENDEN ofAuburn
n noe --t;OIN9 IArH bRN OF Pittsh Id.
sfh Disf BENZ. p. GIL IAN, Of Orono
IN Dtsf-JoHSN. Sw AZlY of Bucssport.
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TEETH LIKE PEABLs AID BREATH OF SWEET
NEss obtained by TIC of that pop alar Denifrce
Fragrant "S0zndopt" q composition of the ehoic.
est ana recherche Ingredients the three most impof
tant requisites cleanliness efficacy and convenience
pring present ia the high 81 possible degree If per-
Ieetion. 1t removes all d.sagreeabe odors, scurf
aIo q tafous adhesons insuriDg pearl like white
ness TO the teeth; gives tone TO the b. cath and 4 cool
ueiea'e aromatic fragrance To the mouth. which
ihEkes u resly toilet luxury. 1t seems to be In
soia oy Druggists at 70 cents per bot
'' nnch2t dit
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- The quotas of Hampden and Castine are
full and several over.
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New Publications.

laE PRIDE on Lire. by Jane. Lsdv Scott ds.a,
Hen.nTcSod unst "at u scott, and author OF the
son q Brother, IL mo- ~ ast ~ soi - e. ti
city by Hall l.. Davis ~ sA'S III thiS
Those who read this work and oro o,na,,o
of judging of its merits say It is e,Iv calIad
the Pride of Life," as 1t is a scathing exnosl.
tion of the worldliness that IL so promjnan,
an element among the more prosperous Of
mankind everywhere, and more especially in
the higher portion of English society. The
insane folly OF pride Of BIRTH" of undue re-
gard for the worlds opinion, of exclusiveness
OF feeling, that regards everything and every
body without q certain narrow circle as iaie-
rior, vulgar, Inbred, and SO on--arc rebuked
with pen of power; and it is almost mar
vel to us that the same class that countenance
the contemplate nonsense, can produce such
true-hearted aud clear-sighted writer as La
dy Scott. The story OF the tale concerns the
marriage of a beautiful and excellent girl. the
daughter of poor clerk, and herself an artist
of merit, with scion OF fashionable aristoc-
racy. The treatment Of the lady and of her
family furnishes the staple of the book.
TnE Wrong rP SLAyERY.-THg RIGHr or EMAr.
ciPArioS, aud the futuie OF the African r acc in
tue unitsd states. b. Robert ID ale Owen PAiIt.
delpha, j. b. Lippincctt & Co., ~ no IN . al
FOR sac In this city by A. Robinson and fiau l..
DAVIS "
MIR. Owen was one of a committee, appoint
ed by the Secretary of War in March 1865, to
examine and report upon the condition of The
recently emaneipated freedmen of the United
States, and many Of the important facts COT
tanned in this volume were obtained during
the time he was serving ON that Commission.
Mr. Owen, in an easy and interesting style,
gives view of the origin, progress and re-
suits of American slavery, showing the risht.
the necessity and constitutioDality of emanci-
patton. However much persons may differ
from Mr.. Owen in politics or theology. they
cannot resist the force of his arguments against
the institution Of slavery and In favor Of eman-
cipation. The work is very timely one and
we trust it will be generally read
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az CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly pripte
Ct this Office.
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kY-Iiyou arein want of any kipd PRINTING
ell at the Daily Press Once. Il
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SPOKEy

July 20. lat 40 y, lon Is W, barque Investigator,
IS days from New York Tor Buenos Ayres
aug IA OF Sable Island, ship shooting star. from
Cardiff for New York.
Aug 90 lat 80 80 Ion "a so was seen brig Antilles,
Thestrup, nom Sagua for Philadelphia.
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
SO MIDDLE ST, PORTLAND. Me-,
A. y. DA WIS, Proprietor,
Portland, May IL, 1864. mayI2d6m
THOMAS G. LoRING. DRUGGIST,

PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER,
Corner of Exchange & FedcrnlSt's.
A perfect DIT guaranteed. The poorliberaliy con.
siderec. moh25 diff
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Bay Your s.a .ionery Packages

At Dresser 90 Exchange street,
So per dozeR, or Is cents each.
sY-Ayents wanted, address L. DRESSER. Port
lanJ, Me-, Box l32.
augl5 Jaw
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state Election Monday. sept. IL.

FOR .aovERNOR.
SAMUEL CON Y
or AUGUSTA.
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Class n bricks; class No stone; Disss No yell
low pine lumber; csss No oak aud hard wood
class No y hite pine, spruce, juniper amt cyprv :;
class No lime sis aud pllster: class No eemen';
class No gravel and sand; class No "a mo- laing
and nre sand and IRE clayi class No IL iron. iroa
naiis and spikes; clas' No IL teel class No Is pig
rou; ella No IA IS; Glass No Is pai1ts oils, ard
glass; elz-s No IL ship chandery class No Il hard
ware; class No Is stationery class No 10 ifewood:
c,ess No y hay and straw; class No Il provence:
ciass No y charcoal, class No % betting packin and
hose: cass No "a sperm and iubre ting ellis; class
No ~ Anthracite coal; class No 20 Ri uminors Cum.
oerland coal class No . machinery and tools.
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Sheriff..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. PARKER. Gorham.
PsscataqHis-EOwkRD JEwE1I, ssngrrvie.
saoad, trick X. MiLLAl, Bowdoinham.
Pea ,bsc 7f-JUHN H. WILSON, Bangor.
K.nA4boc-JOHN HATCH, China.
Fraakiia-sEwARD DILL Phillips.
WIdp-ISRAEL X. GRANT.
Y1lk -RlCnAkD n. GJIAG, Acton.
ksoz-slEPHEN w. LANGHrUN.
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Pensacsla ia.

Class No i6 hip chandlery; elias No II hardware;
class No IS stationery: elzs. No n firtwood class
No % hay all straw ca : NJ II pg0vOBdsr; class
"a spe IN and lubfelt rg oil. class No % aaee's;
Class No q Arth-sc.e coal; 81 s. No ~ hiiaminoai
Cumberland coal; class s2 machinery and tools =
Aug 27-lawiw
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Nofolk.

Cias- NO brleks class No yellow pine timber:
class No yellow pine lumber; class No s oak and
hard wood; class white pins. spruce, juniper
aud cypress; class No lime hair and plaster class
No cement; class 81 mouldin al tiie sand ard
Ore clay; class No 10 slate; class No IL ron iron
spikes and nails; class No 10 pig iron; class No "A
esi class NO 10 paints, OF aud glass; cas- no IS
stationery class No - hrewood: class No % hay aud
sirasi ass No provender: elass No ~ charcoal;
class NO ~ oeit!'g. packing and hose elass No "A
No ~ Anthracite coal: class so 20 Bisnmint Us um-
Der and coal; class No 81 sem -Bitnrninoas broad
Top coal lump class No 81 copper aud comp stion
nails olass No 81 machiner AMI Tools class SASH
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Philadelphia.

Cltss No. :. Bricks; elias, No. q Stone; class No.
T. fellow pine tmber e.Ass No. 5. Oak aud ard
wood; class No q. white pine. spru.e jubit er and
-yP-sssi class No I. Lime ir and plas er: c ass
NJ gravel and sand :elassNo ir iron lies aid
nas class IL steel ;czss u files 81 Il pail t.
o.is and glass; class No % ship chsndery; class M
ewood: ass No - charcoal; class No e betting
paes ing and hoses cas- No "a sperm and Iubricat-
lag oils; class No 26 aug rs; class n ~ Al aee
coal; elias No 50 semi Situminous. bread top O. al:
class No - machinery and TOOLS class bill re water
indicators; class spark aIresters; class pitch
house.
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Treasurers.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS k. HALL, windhsm.
zsdroscoggiR-ISAA &C u. CURTIS.
Piscatdq lais-CaARlEs Il. kiMB ALL.
Sig sfd c-HENhY NJ. B0vEY. Bath.
Pea Dbscot-- dBROSE c. LINT, Bangor.
KenB bee DANIEL PIX Augusta
Fr,saktsa--LE0NAkD kEIrA, Pennington.
Wstdo--AsA A. H0WEs.
Y0rk-ALBIJs X oI.E. Alfred.
KnoG-ALDEN SPRA1UE.
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a us ihi ,n Oh LIFE, by Jane. Lsdy Scott dapvb
Hep,p'a sed nn r MALI y scott. and author o The
son Brother II mo po ss, ~ -, D etsf.
city by Hall l.. Davis A0i s14e IN this
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Glass No clothing; class No hats, boots. shoes
&c; class No provisions; class No groceries, elias
No dry goods; class No bread &c; class \ o to-
baceo; class No coal; class No paints oils ass
&c: class No II lumber: class No n nrewo d clsss
No 10 proyender; eias No IA Miscellaneous; class
No ID hardware; class No Is stationery.
, 1864-02-12
FROM MADISON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1

l>p'~1'' M,n1sor Fah II 1ss,
Notb;ne If rcrv rreat fmnortanco was
transacted in the Legislature today. In the
scnate waa introdnccd n bin incorporatinr
the State Agricultural College: a bill was
noesed antho1iz;nr milwaukee Comfy to
Tsise money for volunteer bountics. In the
Assembly a larpe number of petitions for a
nn1rcrsoi +or;fr of roteg IN railroads were nre-
, 1864-02-12
LATEST FROM MEXICO,
tspcctal Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.l


WAsu1ScToK, Feb. II. 1864.
The Mexican Minister has adyices. from the
Juarcz Government up to jan. p. Juarcz
is at Salti1lo instead of Monterey as reported,
nor h1s he any intention Of yenturing
further.
Gen. Ortega was at Zacatecas with 5000
mcp, Gen. Doblado, with $500, had had en-
tered the Stale of San Louis de Potosi, but
the report ofthe capture Of the city OF that
name is not confirmed
Th. ee thousand five hundred men were sent
to Guanajuato to harrass the French.
Gems Uragu, Rojas, Arliga and Osoran were
at Layualla, In the State Of Valisco, with
12,0G0 m:n, intending to attack Gaudalaja,
whence Gen. Bazaine had retreated to the
city Of Mexico with 1900 men, leaving q
Emall garrison. This retrogrnde movement
Of Bazine WAS caused by most important
manifesto from the Church party, which had
caused the greatest excitement in the Capitol.
The Archbishop and numerous ether
Diships had pnblishel.a protest in the: name
Of thu whole body Of Mexican clergy, against
the decree of the French regency, declaring
that acquisitions OF, church property under
the acts Of the liberal Government should be
forfeited by the ccnrts. In this protest the
Bishops say that their condition is worse
now than under the Juarez Government.
With other grievances, they mention the fact
that they hayo no liberty to express their
opinions, the regency having, established a
censorship Of the press, d thing not known
before.
The protest concludes By accommodating
the authors Of the regency decree, aud all
who may yield it obed.ncc.
Gen. Mareuer has died from the effects Of
wounds received at the siege Of Mortia.
EHw York, Feb. 11.-The New York Tinafs'
special says:
A letter received here to-day, from IN Off
Ger on General Banks' staff, at Brownsville,
Texas, says the Mezlcans arc recognizing
their armies for offensive operations In the
spring. They arc confident Of their ability
to drive the French out Of the country before
next fall.
, 1864-02-12
WAR IN N0RTH CAROllNA,

EEwnERN, Feb. 1.-THE enemy arc agnln
threatening our communications at various
points. They made another demonstration
this morning on Newport barruclss, which
Point they will attempt to hold. The
erroneous report that we were being strong
ly reinforced here for tile purpose Of asslst-
ing The rcbellious movement at Raleigh has
brought large force of the enemy into this
State Tor the doubtful purpose Of checking
tic convention movement, and Of rc-possess-
ing themselves Of what territory. they hare
lost, if possible.
The rebel iroE-c1ad at Einston; on the
Ncusc River, some 90 miles above Newbern,
is considered d very formidable affair. The
report is that she isabont ready to act in con-
cert with the moving force which threatens
Newtern.
This large rebel force will not be idle.
Everything indicates On the part of the enc
my long siege against Ncwbern and Wash
ipgton.
The presence of strong fleet Of gunboats
in these waters is IN imperative necessity.
The Wilmington Journal says that a power
full effort will doubtless pc made to drive the
enemy from Eastern North Carolina. Should
our army fail in this effort, the State will be
lost to the Confederacy.
The opposition papers are still outspoken
in their sentiments
, 1864-02-12
FROM Indianapolis.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibune.1
kp1AsAHo14s, Feb. II, 1861.
Lieut. Col. r. R. Stewart, Of the I'd cayal~
r., M excellent fighting officer, has been pro-
NOTED to the Colonelcy Of the 18th cayalry,
now at Camp Carrjngton.
: The 18th New Jersey, rc-eulistcd veterans,
sbout 400 strong, azriycd here to-day, were
fed ut the Soldiers Homo, and left tonight
for the East.
The esd Indiana leavcs for the front to-
morrow. Tho 18th, six months men, arc In
town and will be mustered ont ut once.
The 1c0th and 35th Indiana, old veterans,
are in camp here, and will soou leave for the
front.
The Supreme Court meets next Thursday,
and the Military Auditing Committee is in
81 eElon.
One hundred men for the cavalry service
came in at noon to-day. The streets fairly
swarm with strangers and soldiers. The I'd
Virginia Union cayalry have re enlisted as
veterans.
Robbers arc about Of nights, but the police
are picking them up. One man was sent to
the State prison for three years, for robbing q
soldier last week.
The weather is magnificent like sum-
mer. All the business houses are doing wep
and everybody seems. to be making money,
and the good time Is now.
Gov. Morton is conra1csccnt.
An immense time is expected at the Union
Convention, on the 22d, in this city. Great
preparations are being made for putting up
new buildings In the spring.