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mEXICAN HERR.
NEW Yong. Msrsh

NEW YORK, March IL.
To-dAy's mail from Mexico brings the
text of Maximillisn's decree of religious
liberation, the promulgstion of which has
bean previously announced, but the entire
text of which Is now, for the first time,
translated for the Associated Press.
MsximilliAn, Emperorof Mexico having
consulted our councilof Ministers, DEGREES
the following:
Article l. The Empire protects the
Catholic Apostolicsl Roman Church as the
religion Of State.
Article 2. Free and ample toleration is
extended throughout the territory Of the
Empire, to al religions which are not op-
posed to mortality, civilization and good
habits. The establishment of new reli-
gion vii, however, require authority ofthe
Government
Article 3. As circumstances may require
instructions will be Issued to the police re-
garding the exercise of religion.
!, Article 4. Council Of State shall be in
formed Of any abuses committed by locsl
authorities against the exercise of their re-
ligion and against the liberty which the
laws guarantee TO their ministers.
This decree shall be deposited in the ar.
cbives of the empire and published in the
ofhcisl journals.
Given in the Palace of Mexico the 26th
Of February, 1855. MACMILLAN,
By order Of his Imperial Majesty.
PEDRO EsCUDERo 7. EcHAEAvI,
Minister Of Justice,
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sOUTHREN NEWS.
NEwBERN, March ..


Major-General Schoheld and Brevst
Brigadier- General Schofeld and their
stats have arrived here, having left VII
mington on Monday last.
They bring ne news from General Sher-
man. -
The enemy's papers are equally ignorant
of Sherman's whereabouts.
The roads are bad, which delays his
progress somewhat.
A letter was received here the other dsy
from young man who has been confined
in the Salisbury prison for the past two
years, stating that he was liberated by the
Union forces.
The enemy are in considerable force st
KinstOn, n. G., having been recently rein
forced.
Less corps, from Hoods army, is isreport-
ed there.
Yesterday the enemy captured soma of
our skirmishe near Kinston, belonging to
the 18th Connecticut, and the 18th Massa-
ehusetts.
General Bragg is reported TO be in com
mAnd Of the enemy's forces at Kinston.
Major General j. D. Cox is in command
Of our forces st that point.
The weather is very warm
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FROM WAsRINHTON.

WASHINGTON, March l3.
Among other Postmssters recently con-
hrmed BY the Senate are the following:
John J. Ooehrsne, Lancaster, Pa; VIM.
T. Cornly, Dayton, o.; II. s. Huntington,
Galens, Ill P. 3. Jennings Sag Hsrbor (;
Almon M. Clapp, Buffalo; ]. J. Speed,
Louisville, and VIM. A. Howard, Detroit.
The amount appropriated by the late
Congress for the purchase Of cavalry and
artillery horses is $2I, ,OoO, 900, and for the
purchase of gunpowder and lead $lo,-
100000. @
Officers of volunteers now in commits
sion below the rank of Brigadier General
who should continue in the military ser
vics to the close Of the war are to receive,
upon being mustered out Of the service,
three months paw proper.
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immensely popular. Thus far the selec'
tions made indicate those of tried ability.

immensely popular. Thus far the selec-
tiOns made indicate those of tried ability.
RECOMMENDATION.
Senator Harlan has earnestly recon.
mendsd to the President the appointment
of a distinguished member of the Society of
Friends as Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
CONDITION OF Our PRIsoNERs.
The TFi51ns's Wilmington letter of the
3D. says the last Of our pAroled prisoners
arrived at our lines yesterday. The hag-
of-truce which has been floating during
the process of delivery has been withdrawn
and all intercourse suspended. The last
number, about 600, are on their way. Their
wretehedness caps the climax Of horrors.
DR.. WilbOrn, sth Indiana and DR.. Mil
lens, 10th Kentucky, represent the eondi-
ton of these men as worse than any that
ever came from Southern prisons.
THE ENEMY REFUSED.
The Tt6tasS's correspondence from Co1's
headquarters, gives the following account
of the battle of the 10th: The enemy, re-
inforced by Lees corps, attacked Cox
near Southwest Greek. They made two
separate assaults; first on General CarteTs
division, occupying the extreme left While
they were being repulsed in front by Gen.
Carter, McQueester's brigade of Rutgers
division, of the ga corps, attacked them in
the flank and completely routed them, cap
turing 127 prisoners and one piece of artil-
lery. Not satisfied with one attempt, they
msssed for second assault on the centre.
In this attempt they were IS promptly re-
pulsed with heavier loss and retreated from
the field in confusion. Bragg commanded
the troops in person, assisted by D. d.
Hill
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sistance of the authorities, boat contain
ing 25 men was captured, but on being
The steamer Owl, refusing q crew list,
has been detained In port.
The steamer Francis has been receiving
arms, but for what purpose Is not known.
The pirate Mafit has had dinner given
him at Havana.
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The enemy, elsted with the capture of
two or three small guns and line of skir.
mishers in our front, made several charges
yesterday of the most reckless character,
in which they were repulsed each time with
heavy loss. Our forces were well en-
trenched, and are now within three miles
of Kinston, to which point the railroad is
now completed.
The enemy continue to receive reinforce
ments, and evidently intend to make a
stubborn resistance at Kinston.
General COUGHS division, from vii
mington, communicated with General Cox
last night, from Beaver Dam, a point he
had Just reached, which is eight miles from
General Oox's headquarters.
General Oonch joins General Oox's force
this morning, which Indicates battle to-
day.
The enemy show signs of weakness, and
will doubtless fall back 10 the other side OF
the Neuse river, and make stand in Kin
ston. The enemy are reported to number
from $1,000 to 25, 900.
A rebel ram is stationed at Kinston 70
prevent an attack on the bridge scross the
Neuse, which is quite an extensive strue-
ture.
It is reported by deserters that General
Robert E. Lee and General Breckinridge,
from Richmond, visited Kinston and gave
instructions.
Gen Schoheld remained on the field with
General Coz, giving every movement per-
sonsl attention.
The enemy is much alarmed and mysti.
fed in regard to Shermsn's movements
We expect to hear from him in 8 day OF
two.
General Cox issued an order congrstula
ting his troops on the heroic manner IL
which they have met the enemy and sue
cessfully sustained themselves thus far.
General MARYLAND, Military Mail Agent
has arrived at Morehesd City with q large
mail for Shermsn's army, which he is wait
ing to deliver by way of Newbern.
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THURSDAY, MABOH l4TH, 1866.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, &c

AT AUCTION 5000. bI Q. OUTIEh 3 bOhI
At house No 25 Rockwell Street.
o. CUTTFR SoN Will Bsll on Tu' Bdsy, March IA,
at House No. 25 Rockwell street, (near the Post
of6osl commencing at 10 O'Clock A. n tbs furni-
turs in said ouse conti ting Of Piano and Stool,
Mahogany Chairs, Mahogany Gard Table, DrtHsi- G
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Eztsnsioa Dining Table, Chsirs, OIL Paintings,
" ndoW Sladts, Orooksry, Glassware, Kitchen
Utensils &C &C.
House op. n ct 8 o'clock on msrninE ofEs'e.
Terms cash ct time Of sale. mhl3;le4
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NEW YORK ITEMs.
NEW YoRK, March 70

The TEi517ls's Washington correspond
en,the 7th says sdvices deemed trustworthy,
state that Shermsn's army passed into
North Csrolins at least by the Sd. The
rebel forces under Hsrdee were reported
lying on both sides of the Pedee, which
river Sherman successfully crossed, placing
himself between Hardee and BeaUregard.
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March llth, 1865. mhtA1i
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and le0 dne plates and engratings Of the anatomy
Of the human Organs in q state Of Health and Dis
ssse- with 4 Trestise upon Early Errors, its de-
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vi b tbs Authors plan Of trehtment-the only ra-
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who entsrtain doubts Of their physical cond tion.
Sent free OF post gs 10 any address, on receipt Of IS
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NY.
The Author may he consulted upon any Of the
disc upon VII eh his ok treats either Perton.
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Particulars OfEheridan'S Ex.
peditiOn.
Capture OF Prominent GUerrIi-
las In Kentucky.
Associated Press Report.
GOLD MARKET.

NEW YORK, March Is.
Gold rather excited, and large holders
are uneasy and anxious to sell. The mo
ment they attempt TO throw any large
amount on the market, the price yields.
Opened at 191, and under the news from
Sheridan declined to 1874
Gold to.niOht 1919
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Special Report.
NEW YORK, March ls.

~" = N@-1
FINANCIAL.
At the session of the Stock Exchange
favorable military rumors weakened the
market, and there was considerable pres.
sure to sell. Erie and Hudson both gave
way freely. New York Central is very
strong and touched higher figure. West
ern shares lower, but the decline on them
is not very marked. After the session the
whole market was heavy and still lower
prices current throughout the RsilIoad list
Government securities are steady with 8
moderate demand ior gold bearing bonds.
Miscellaneous dull and lower. The gold
room is depressed this A. N. The defeat Of
Schofeld is discredited. The Friday eve
ming and Saturday accounts from Rich
mo1d dissppoints those operating for a
rise, the disaster not being as great as at
first reported. The report circulated this
A. N. that Sherman had released our priP-
oners ct Salisbury and also that Lynchburg
had been captured had q depressing effect,
and assisted the downward movement
caused by the news Of Sheridan'S sue
cesses.
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum stocks active at the morning
prices. Buchanan Farm 1872; Highgste
lOl Northern Light ZOO; Rynd b45; Oce-
anic 40; United States 200; Brooklyn A /;
Webeter 1000; Knickerbroeker 80; Cherry
Run "a; Germania Sc; Tack 300.
Petroleum market heavy and nominal;
crude is q shade lower, being quoted at 81 ;
refined is dull at 68@68A, add free at 66.
NEw YoRK, March IA.
THE IRON CLADs.
The Express announces that the iron
clads will be deployed along the coast in
defense of those harbors where it is probs-
BILE the new rebel rams lately started from
Europe will be disposed toshow themselves
The KatskfIl and Sassscus will remain al
Charleston; the Mshopic and Natuckst
will look out for any demonstrations about
Port Royal, and the Monadynick will be
stationed at Warsaw Sound.
A Georgia morning paper editoriGlly
thinks Mobile has fallen. The Times pub
fishes extracts from Mobile papers to show
the desperate condition of the rebels in thai
city. The Mobile Crisis makes g frantic
appeal to the women of Alabama not tc
recognize or receive into social circles any
man who is improperly absent from hi
command or evades battle. It thinks If thil
is generally done, 10000 men will return
to the ranks.
The HeraIFs Wilmington correspondent
says s1 rebel property stored here wa
either destroyed or removed. An immsns'
amount of cotton was destroyed, though
there yet remains scattered about in small
lots, perhaps three or four thousand bales
mostly belonging TO private parties
Thousands of bales were sent up river ol
fats and bArges, some Of which may ye
be captured. The rebels ran of the rollinI
stock of the railroads, burned the depot
and bridges il the vicinity, as well IS al
the public and private machine shops, fac
tories and several warehouses, and ais
several fine steamers.
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LEASING PLANTATIONS.

The Heralds New Orleans correspond
emit ssys; Treasury agents are advertising
abandoned plantations, and the probabili-
ties are that few will be worked the pres
ent year. Nearly all persons who worked
plantations last year were ruined, and the
business generally is considered very pre-
csriouS, .-s F
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ROm IOUTEVTEEA

-.,-.. LoUIsTILLE, Meroh -.
An expedition Of atty Of the 30th Wis
consin, sent nom here Saturday, surround
ed yesterday morning barn In Webster,
Mead Co, capturing Sue Munday alias Je-
rome CLARK, Maj Msgruder and q. MetcaIG
after some resistance, which three of our
men slightly, and fourth was mortGlly
wounded.
The prisoners were brought hare hy tha
steamer Morning Star this A. n. and -lodg-
ed IN military priaons.
Msgrudsr is suffering from his recent
wound and d not likely to recover.
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NATIONAL ARlrY OF MEx1co.

NEW YoRE, March Is.
The TFi6sslSs Washington special Of the
18th says: Many Union officers distin-
guished for service and gallantry, whose
terms have expired, have yielded to the
Aattering overtures made by responsible
parties and accepted commands in the ma
tional army Of Mexico. The service is
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FROm HEwBERN.

PHILADELPHIA, March l3.
The BuILetsn's Washington special dis
patch says: A letter dated near Kinston,
March 10th, and received here at noon to-
dsy, sIys that one day before (the sth), 8
rebel brigade, Briggs, attacked Cox, max
ing two separate assaults, which were re-
pulsed with heavy loss to the enemy.
Rutgers division, Of the I'd corps, cap
tured one piece of artillery and 200 pris-
oners.
The enemy left the field in confusion, and
sll of their killed and wounded fell into our
hands.
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T-SO loan.

fHnADELPHIA, March I3.
jay Cooke reports sales Of the T-80- loan
to-day, to the amount Of $5,246, zoo, includ.
ing subscriptions from Memphis for 5000.
900; from New York 81 ,627, 500, and nom
307l individuals for $50 and sIoO each.
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Msreh 1lth, 1855

Tbs Foundry and Machinery business will be
carried on under the firm name OF SAHDERSON
co., ct the old stand, Glob Iron Work, corner
Spruce and Kim streets. West Side, where the sub
srribeTs viii be pleased 70 meet their old customers
and ell othsn who msy favor them with their or
dsrs ROBERT SANDERS IN,
JOHN B. C0WLE,
SAMUEL LORD.
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DIssOLUTION OF CO.PARTNER

IL sHIP-The co-partnership heretofore exist
fnF under the name Of McOlsiiaud, Henderson a
Co, Is hereby dissolved mutual coDfent. All &C
counts due BY and to said Company will be settled
BY B ssndeFIon and John McOlellaDd, or either OF
ii m ct their once, corner of Elm and Spruce sts
Weg. Side JOHN MoOLELLAHD,
R. sAHDERsO
JOHN B. OOWLE,
Trfh u.npn
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Governor Fenton announces that he is
assured no draft viii be made in this State
IS long ss recruiting is progressing suf-
aciently fast to promise to fill ths quota in
s reasonable time.
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CTT PoNT, Va, March ls.
Hon. E. N. Stanton, &C.:
The following items are taken from to-
days Richmond papers:
We have some good news this morning
news of victory. It is announced in the
following official dispatch from General
Lee. Though the dispatch is rather scant
in its particulars, enough is given to show
that Fitzpatrick was badly worsted;
HEADQUARTERS, March 10.
Hon. J. O. Breeknridgs:
General Hampton attacked General Kl,
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@I-l.I0I . WI = III
The following report of Sheridan's ops-
rations has been received BY this Depart.
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tFLET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the of BvlLs Crp.Os Brr.s n any .aeh there
be. read the followns certificate gentlemen we'll
known IN this community, and doubt no more
Its general introaucton into the Amy vii he
lives cf thousands Of oSr soldiers:
LOUISVILLE. Jose %, lssa
We the undcrsisned hsv. the good effects Of Dr
Jozs Bulls CEnsoE BrrTxss IA of general debility
and pros,rstiOn Of The 'yst. and believe its gener,
would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among our soldiers particularly would this be the
especially those who are exposec &c The mssnatie in
nuences in the Southern eiinat..
MAJ. PBILIP Spell
Collector Int. Rev. 81 d.. KY
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Collector Of the Port cf Loa..vilis, KY
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Provost Marshal General Of Kentucky
REV. d. P. HENDERSON,
Vice President Of Sanitary Coulmissios
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From New York.

from new
NEw YoRk. February l3-The Herald's dis
patches from the army of the James mention the
renewed rumors Of preparations by the rebels for
the evacuation OF Richmond.
Deserters.and others who. ..eaneIutO the nation
al lines on Friday nigh. last. unanimously concur
ia the statement that the enemys artillery on
the north side of James river IN front OF the union
works was being removed They also state that
orders have been issued by General Lee for the
court martisling of any OF his men caught at the
distance of half q mile in the rear OF his lines.
This would seem to confirm the former report,
at least 10 indicate something more than or
dinary was in progress among the rebels in the
vicinity of Richmond.
The Herald dispatches from Sheridan head
quarters show tha. though everything remains
comparatively quiet in the Shenandoah valley.
the strctest vigilance is still exercised by the
tonal forces there. and the country IL frequently
patrolled by scouting and reconDoltering parties.
The regular troops are stationed at different
points in the upper part of the valley, but the
guerilss are prowling around in some OF the
counties between the Blue Ridge and the Allie
ghenY mountains.
TIE Tribune's Washington special says it is
generally credited TO night in official circles that
Branchvllle Is in Shermans possession, and that
Charleston ia being evacuated
4
will be evacuated also, and that the rebels will
make desperate attempt 20 concentrate their
entire force and endeavOr to crush Sherman while
he Is in the interior.
There is no doubt but that the stores, &c., re
moved south from Richmond look 70 its sban-
donment at no distant day
The Petersburg Express says the lighting on
Monday wss very severe. The timber and un-
dergrowth were literally cut TO pieces by the balls
and bullets The ground vas fought over four
times in consequence OF the arrival OF reinforce
ments 10 either side
The charge which broke the Yankee lines late
in the day is said 10 have been one OF the grand
est scenes in military annals
The Yankees lost between 500 and 1000 10
killed. wounded and prisoners.
The Times says Henry s. FoOte late member
Of the rebel congress, sailed for Europe on Satur
day. in steamer City of Cork.
The rerort that he was sent 10 Fort Warren is
without foundation.
The Richmond Sentinel of the 10th ssvs that
the union forces we're making raids on Florida,
and at lsst accounts were advancing on Rce's
Bluff, in All unknown number
The Augusts Constitution saws that the sp-
pointment of Dick Taylor TO command in the
rebel army of the Tennessee had inspired the
troops with fresh hopes, and that the army we're
in excellent condition.
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From sI0ria

ASTORIA, L. l., February l3 The United
States laboratory located at this place took fire
about III o'clock this morning end was entirely
consumed Loss not vet known.
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wasaISGroS. February l3-Sena'or Trum
bull aud representatives Wilson OF Iowa, and
Dawson OF Pennsy ylvanis. compose the joint co M
mittee TO wait upon President Lincoln aud in
form him OF his re election, and also to notify
Andrew Johnson of his election the vice pres
idency.