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New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

The debate in the House of Lords on the
second reading of the bill for the Confedem-
ton of British North America shows that one
of the reasons-perhaps the principal reason
why that measure has found favor with the
English people, is the promise it holds out of
relieving them in a measure of the burden of
providing for the military defense of the
North American Provinces Lord Normandy,
formerly Governor Of Nova Scotia, dwelt
emphatically upon this point in the
speech he delivered on the OCCASION giving il
as his opinion that, in the event of war be-
tween England and the United States, the
Provinces would be better able to defend
themselves under Confederation than if
they were separate as at present This sounds
plausible but, after all, there ia very little In
it as an argument for Confederation, which
could not so materially add to the military
strength of Canada as to make the conquest of
that country matter Of much greater diff
Guilty than at present to an American army. 1t
would appear, too, from the tone of the English
press on the subject Of Confederation, that the
people of the mother country are under the
impression that the question Of the union of the
Provinces has been settled in favor Of the
project by the popular voice of the Colonies
concerned This is so far from being the case,
that that question has never been submitted
70 the test Of popular vote. How the scheme
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
FINE ARTS.

MR. FRA7EE's DAs-REIIEF OF ANDREW JACKSON.
Messsrs Ball & Black, the jewellers, have placed
in one of the windows of their shop basrelief Oh
Andrew Jackson made By Mr. Orion Frazee, young
sculptor who inherits name well known TO old New
Workers. being the of the late sculptor Mr. John
Frazee This basrelief is strong and manly produc-
ton full of character and Of much performance "a
promise Slight as it s If the maker OF 10 will but
keep on in the road ho has taken, We shall in time
add another to the small list Of good American
scuIptors We shall live TO see this youngest name
man greater perhaps in his mind than IN his w2tkJ
along with those OF Ball Hughes, and Quincy Wsrd,
and William Story and Henry Brown. ana II ne wsia
an American, and would show Tor what ne is Wotlu-
This bas.reef is modelled from the bust Of Jackson
talSen at the White House by Mr.. John frazee VIC
only bust we believe for which the President eves
sat While the son has used every advantage oierxo
by the fathers work, he has by no means bnno,y
copied it, but has translated 1t, we may 80 speah p
with individual spirit, using whateyer otner peIp
he could find In the few portraits that eAlsa
painted or engraved, by way of comment we hass
thus almost second authentic likeness OF TINS no
table American, whose name IL held IN reyerencs
by large portion OF the community, ana we Delleyo
that lovers of Jackson will not need any Iocos o,
mendaton Of ours to go and see thus M onr
sculptor needs now is constancy and patience; oos
stancy to truth, early takn TO friend ana guide PS-
tence to bde bis time believing IN hard MSrH evti.
csm; and prepared, when the good day OF rewa.a ~
and recognition comes, as come 1t will, 10 ENJOY y"
sunshine, and forget the night
Messrs. Kirby & Co. send usa photograph by KoeA.
wood, from Crawfords statue, called DANCING
Jenny" which has recently been bought by genue'
man of this city. The photograph isvery wen exc
cued and does entire justice to the statae bringing
out Its beauties and defects in clear light inc he"s
and face of the little girl very ehIunhg; an
pretty, with sweet uncoHscolsness oiIshe' me a,'rsis
very unsatsfaoforv The action OF the hands Il ui
meaning end tie portion Of her dress which g shes sss
holding sss hsys no relation .sh 70 'sG rsnS sSSf &
upless IN Sy ana Il she had and wished 70 dance
she would hold It firmly ip both hands, vel up sSe
away Prom her body that her Ss sum.y %sEs modelled
ayd tbe fset ara no better bat, it Is sometips s
The heed and face are pretty as 70 MAKE 'A ''NN
how slumsily they sre supported ~
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
TIE RECALL or THE SPANISH MINISTER.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Mar.

WASHINGTON Tuesday, March l2 1867.
Sefor Don Gabriel Garcia Tassars, who, for the
past ton years, has most ecceptaby represented in
the United States the Government of her most Catho-
lie Majesty In the quality of Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Penipotentay presented his letter of
recall to tho President to-day upon which occasion
he delivered the following remarks:
WASHINGTON, March 9, 1857.
Mr. PRESIDENT On having the honor to present to you
the etter OF recall OF my credentials from her Majesty
tS % H Sh gs Ss Of
states Il feel at the same time regret at leaving
ceiyed 80 much Consideration and satisfaction the
state OF perfect anty which exists IN the relations De-
tween tho two Governments. To this object all my
efforts have been directed during long time, and TO
this object will be addressed those Of successor always
therefore offering wishes for the prosperity and hagp
Of this country, it remains for me only 70 add at
present the expression OF my respect for your
person as wen for that Of the honorable Secretary Of
To which the President replied as follows:
S TAssARA The last six years Of your residence here
have been eventfu for the United for
SPAN The relations OF the two countries are peculiar
Common Sa1 Willie their seeiS Conditions are Somewhat dis.
similar and their political Capols wide apart. There
Whe s has required dsent exercise Of ssgacy
watchfuness, honor, ail good faith both sides to
and preserve peace ard harmony between the United
states and spain which at very early day were friends
this Government IN these rvspectS have been salts
factory to Spain; but you have well alluded TO the
resIlts At time has impatient word been spoken
onelher side, and the United States and Spain the
same kends to-day az they were In l77S enjoy, Mr.
TdSsara peculiar satisfaction in bearing witness this
OCCASION that for this pleasing situation, both countries
In no ineonsderabe degree indebted 70 yourself We
experience something Of sadness in giving you our letter
of reeredence We win extend our confidence 70 your
euocess0r on the Of your sovereign We Shall
quest The intimate personal friendship that Is 30 well
known TO exist between yourself aud the Secretary of
State rendorst unnecessary me With
peculiar cordially Ia all tho sentiments have expressed
Mr. Tsssara is to be succeeded in his mission by
Dir. Faculda Goni.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

The National Democratic Committee met
yesterday in this city, at the residence of Mr..
Belmont, Chairman of the Committee. Many
of the Northern States were represented. After
lengthy discussion, the Committee decided
that it was inexpedient to coll National Con-
vention previous to the regular nominating con-
vention of next year. Measures wefe discussed
for thorough organization of the Democratic
party in every State of the Union.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
NTetu.2lorts Duiln Gribnar&.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH ts, 1867.
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, so per annum.
SEMI-WERKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 81 per an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 81 per annunl.
Advertising Rates.
DAILY TRIBUNE 20 cents per line.
SIMf-WEEKLY Tribune 25 cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 so per hne
Terms, cash in advance
Address, The TRIBUNE. New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

Gov. Hawley of Connecticut has frankly ex-
pressed himself on the labor question. His
answer to the workingmen of New-Haven is
not meant to solicit votes; yet it will satisfy
those to whom it is addressed. His opponent
Mr.. English, has also written letter on the
same text, but it is noticeable that the Demo
cratic papers refuse to publish it.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

Ireland is suddenly tranquil, all its Fenians
dispersed-that is the British story. But the
continued activity of formidable numbers OF
the British troops i'll agrees with this report
Either the Irish insurrection is too large to DC
quite over, or the English Government too
much excited to be yet quite over it.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

We have report this morning from Mexico
stating that the Liberals took possession of the
capital on the nth of February. AS we have
previously had dates from Vera Cruz to the
22d of February, making no mention OF tho re-
port, it is probably premature.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

The objections to the bill restricting prosti-
tuition, the substance of which is given in our
Albany telegram, win suggest themselves. We
therefore spare ourselves the disagreeable task
of pointing out some Of the bad details of the
measure. Commissioners are to be provided
for, who in turn are to provide for the evil
which pays their salaries for them.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

~ Musical Notices, history of 81: Georges
Chanel, an article on S,ciU MN, an address from
the HefIenes resident IN London, GSuit Court re-
ports, the Money article and the Markets, tcyt be
reports and other matters appear on the third
pdge, andGIiterary Items on the strth page.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

Mr.. johnson sends TO the Senate the name
OF Gen. Heron of Louisiana for Marshal OF
New-Orleans Does the President suppose the
Senate or the country has forgotten the New
Orleans massacre, and the part this man played
in IL
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

Senator Cowans nomination as Minister to
Austria has been rejected by vote of II to
"a. The vote may be a hint to MIR. johnson
that the Senate does not intend to reward the
men who abandoned their party in order to
serve the President.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

Except in Massachusetts, little has yet been
effected toward the manufacture Of service
able fuel from Peat. There have been expert
ments and beginnings In various quarters
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

One branch of the Missouri Legislature has
passed a bill for an Eight-Hour system of labor.
SO much we learn from telegraphic dispatch,
but of the details, nothing.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

taken Of Anonymous Communications Whaever
intended for insertion authenticated bythe name and address
Of Tie we-nOt necessarily for publication but as guaranty Tor
his good faith.
All business letters for addressed to The TRIB
UNK, Hew.Yort
We canp.t undertake 10 return rejected Communications
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

NETWORK CIRCUS
THIS RvRNINGZsPRITB oP TIKI SILVER SHOWER--Prot
HUTCHINSONS ACTING D0GS-ACR0BATlC ANDBQVkSIklAn
fRATS. How-YOrk Circus Troupe
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

STRINWAY HALL.
THIS BvRNING-DBNEPIT CONCERT TO mr. THBO. THOMAS.
Mne ParcyaBosa MesSrS Hil MOlenhaueS etc
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

THIS EvRNINo-M HARTZ. THB ILLUsToSIST PrOteu'
Hoetng Head, eto.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

And h fully guaranteed They & pareul.ry 70
e The attention above their designs
initiated These goods o1 be pro
fonre dealers throuy yhOut the country
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

KELLY Icons MINSTRBLS
THIS EVENING = CINDB}R-LB0N = MADAGASCAR BAliLl
TROUPE. STREETS OF nBW YORK (Burlesqusl.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM
DAY AND HvRNTNC-OUR TENEMENT HOUSBS-TWO HUM
RIfD THOUSAND CURIOSITlBS-VAk AhBURGHS COLLEC
TlOR OR WILD ANIMALS
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

PIPTH-AvR. OPERA HOUSE,
THIS ByBNiNG-THB BLACK CROOK tBurles1neh Urihh
ChrJs hiAsscs New Acts, Music. Singing Dancing &c
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

CO wAIIACK's THBATBR
T5igs RVRNIEC--A DANGEROUS GAME MI J' W. ."aAASs
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

WINTER GARDEN . a. ut
THIS ByRNlNG-MBRCHANT OF VBNlCk hr bu"in O0''n
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

BOWERY THRATBR- -
THIS RvBEISG-C0MRDY. Miss Fanny Herring Mr. W. L. WAA
ley, Mr. u. L. FoI
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

WOODS TiIRATRB
TuIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING = WILD IRISH GIRL -
BONNIE YSH WIFB.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

NETWORK THBAfBR - -
THIS RRNOON-BENBPIT OF THE SOUTHERN htbbF
rrNpoi0SDON ASSURANCE Lady Doc, MessrS hOrlner'
A,T1 S"lSi iESEoBR6fgR BoB-Mss RILY 0C0NNoRi
ri COLLRIN BAMN. LadT Don.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

ACADEMY OF MUSIC
THIS BYRNING-IrALIAN OPRRA-FAUSr.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-13

fr oIYNPIC TEBATRR
THIS EYBNING-STRBBTS OF hB"lokh
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MAY Il, 1867.
Gen. Sickles' Order.


Carolina shall have authority within their juris-
dictions respectively to rcprieve or pardon any
person convicted and sentenced by civil court,
and to remit fines and penalties
SinteemM: Nothing in this order shall be con-
strued to train or prevent the operation of pro-
ceedngs in bankruptcy in accordance with the
acts of Congress in such cases made and provided
for with the collection of any tax impost, excise
or charge levied by authority of the United
States or of the provisional governments of North
and South Carolina; but no Imprisonment for
over due taxes shall be allowed por shall this Or
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North and South Carolina operate to deny to mi
nor children or children coming of age OF their
representatives, nor to suspend as to them any
right of action remedy or proceeding against ex-
ecutors administrators, trustees, guardians, mas
tiers, or clerks of equity courts, other officers
or persons holding tducary relation to the per-
sons or the subject of the action or proceeding.
Sece,.teenth: Any law or ordinance heretofore in
force in North or South Carolina inconsistent
with the provisions of this General Order is here
by suspended aud declared imperative.
By command of MajOr-Gen. D. E. Sickles.
j. w. CLOUS, Capt.
3Sth U. s. Infantry, A. D. C. dS A. A. a. G.
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JULES JARED,S
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T BEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
Il citizens of Raleigh and vicinity, that have
added to my already extensive business, an espe-
cial department for
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
and have taken great care to select the goods
with view of making this first-class Grocery
store.
have the largest and best selected assortment
to be found i'll this city, consisting of FINE CHI
Ma SETS, (plain, gilded and painted,) all OF
latest styles and patterns STONEWARE, COM
MON WARE, and EARTHEN WARE.
IN GLASSWARE,
Our assortment is complete, consisting of
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Glasses, and Dishes of all Sizes,
Looking Glasses
of every description made of the very best Ger
man and American Glass.
The Department of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
has just been fitted out with the most fashionable
and desirable Goods, and the recent decline in
prices and the particular attention l have given
in selecting the goods, will enable me to please
every body in style and price. therefore invite
my old customers and the pubic generally to call
and examine my goods and prices before purcha-
sing elsewhere.
~ Besides, he is still prepared to furnish the
people with
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
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best qualities as to style, make and quality. He
invites and inspection of the same from purcha
Sers.
In addition, 1 will mention my first-class
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which is kept up at all times with the best and
finest Family Groceries and sold at the lowest
market prices. A. KLINE,
Cor. Fayetteville and Hargett SITS.
April 80, 1866. 16-2m.
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Cotton Machinery for Sale.

Cotton Machinery for Sale.
4 Sc IN. TWO BEATER SPREADER, BUILT
by Lord Bros, Todmordcn England.
10 Sc In Cards. Workers and 4Strippers.
Danforth Collier Drawing Frames, : heads
each and 3 Deliveries to each head.
1G Ring Frames, 132 Spndles each, 13s Rings,
now running on No. 20 yarns.
IA Danforth's Improved Frame, 132 Spindles
each running on No. 20 yarns.
IS Six freddie Looms.
Lots of Cans, Bobbins, Spools and Counter
Shaftng also ? WarpiDg Mills and two Openers.
Apply to
Wilmington, Delaware.
April 2, 1867. f2mtw
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DODD,s MINERAL SPRING.

THE SUBSCRIBER, AS AGENT OF MR..
DODD, takes this method of stating that he is
now prepared to receive visitors at this
Celebrated Mineral Spring;
and that he has tickets to sell, at a reasonable
price
The Mineral properties of the water of this
Spring are of superior quality, and is one of the
most popular Springs in the State.
For the information of the pnblic, annex the
Analysis of the Dodd Spring from the Report of
Professor EmmoEs, our late State Geologist:
The. .Dodd Spring has temperature OF 20 deg,
air being 7S The solid matter in gallon amounts
to 16 yrs. In pint it contains:
Organic matter, 80
Iron in combination with organic matter, 40
Carb of Lime "A
Carb of Magnesia, 10
Besides the foregoing, we obtained both the
chorides of Lime and Magnesia, the latter in a
large trace
Tickets for the Season, SIS 90, and can be had
either at the gate, at the various Hotels of the
city, OF from the Agent. Price of admission
without tickets, ten cents.
The gates will be opened at all times, night and
day.
Hotels of the City.
MADISON RAND, Agent.
Raleigh, April %, 1867. 13-twtf
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE!

VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE!
T WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT THE COURT
i House door in Washington, N. c., on Tues
day the 2lst day of May, 1867, on a credit OF SIX
mouths, for bond with approved security, the
following real estate belonging to the Bank of
Washington ~
1st. The Banking House and lot, on Main
Street. Fireproof building, brick and Stucco.
I'd. Cashiers residence Main Street, frame
building in thorough order. Commot ious lot
Sd. One Wharf lot, fronting river and, Main
Street. known as the Tyler property.
4th. One lot, fronting river and Main Street,
in the extreme western part of the town.
This property is sold under decree of Court of
Equity, and the title is believed perfect.
JNO. G. BLOUNT,
Commissioner.
April l3, 1867 9-6w.
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May 9, 1867.
CCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEM

F. s. PEARSON, JR., LATE U. 8. ARMY
begs leave to inform the colored citizens of the
City of Raleigh, N. c., that he will (by request)
"Benevolence Association, on Monday, the 18th
of May.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FOUR WEEKS:
Lessons in Writing, (extra, ,)... ........ 90
No deductions made only in cases of protracted
sickness. Pupils charged only from date of
entrance
N. B. All of yon going to the polls, and
now is the time to learn, if you will.
For further particulars apply to me at Sam. H.
A. Wilson's Barber Shop, Wilmington street.
May 4th, 1867 18-tf
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UNDERTAKING.
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AND
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