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An Ordinance to Provide for the Levy
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A. H.. SRS .#.H.. E#H.r.
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~RDINAN NO. 40.

II C. MAHsIE0. Clerk. tisJ&IV
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report
FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YORK, Jan. is.
A Washington special says that two color
ed boys who escaped from their former mas
tiers in Montgomery county, Md. were yes
terday before the Supreme Court of the Dis
tret on a writ of hdbeds corpus. After
hearing, the Court ordered them to be re-
turned to their old masters, on the ground ol
evidence that they had been, under the stat>
utes of Maryland, apprenticed after their
emancipation.
The counsel for the childreas' relatives
that their mother had died from neglect and
hunger in the woods.
After the decision Of the Court had been
made an appeal was taken, but before il
could be had the master had departed with
the children.
Gen. S;ckles will give evidence before the
Committee to investigate the murder ol
Union soldiers in South Carolina. Secretary
Stanton will also testify.
Mr. Morrill,, Chairman Of the Ways and
Means Committee, will report a bin for the
sale of gold before the close of the week, aud
make speech advocating the gradaA con,
traction of the currency.
The Secretary Of the Navy has dismissed
all the officers Of the new lronsides, on the
ground that it was in consequence of theii
carelessness that the vessel vas burnad.s
The annual meeting Of the African Coloni-
zation Society was held to-day. Theirre-
ceipts for the year were $3s, 1853, and the
disbursements, S3s,342. Much Of the funds
tse expended in the the purchase and fttins
out of the ship Golconda, which carried 66e
emikrants to Liberia in November. Addl
tional freedmen to the number Of $40 are
ready TO sail.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
The chair occupied BY President Lincon
vixen esesaeisa1eA hss sbeen tarnea ever ii
lie Wa Depsensnt 70 tie htSriss Depart
ment for safe keeping.
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FROM EUROPE.
IPEa ATLANTIC cABLa.]

iPE8 ATLANTIC CABLE
NEw YoRK, Jan. IL.
The following dispatches have been re,
ceived over the Cable:
LoxDoE, Jan. 15-Noon. Late telearams
received don't mention any commercial panic
at Hong Kong, ss reported.
1t ID now stated that Fouldss project for .
Spanish loan looks like failnrs.
Consols, 81. Illinois Central opened at
S12; Erie declined to AL. 5>20s 72s.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 5-Noou.-Cotton open
ed heavy. Sales of about 5000 bales mid
ding at l4a. @@s
PARIS, Jan. 15-Noon-The Government
transport for Vera Cruz to bring home the
French troops sailed last evening.
LONDON, Jan. l6.-The British Govern
ment sent note to Greece advising her to
preserve strict neutrality in the Affairs al
Gambia. n
The loo on the lake 1t Regents Park broke
through to-day while crowded With skaters
Over 200 persons we're precipitated into the
water, and thirty were drowned.
PARIS, Jan. ia detachment of the
French troops from Mexico hare arrived in
France.
NAPLES, Jan. ia violent tempest Wis.
tied the bay last night. Twenty four ships
were wrecked. Only few lives we're lost.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIxoTox, Jan. 10.
Representative Washburne is quite i'll, and
it is feared that he will be obliged to desiss
from further labor during the balance Of the
session.
Gov. Swami is certain to succeed Senator
Cresswell of Maryland.
NEw YoRk, Jan. Is.
The Tribune's Washington special says the
President yesterday sent 70 the Senate the
name of John W. Murphy for Governor ol
Idaho.
The Times Washington special says that
bouds for S640, 600 have been issued 10 the
Central Pacific Railroad, for twenty miles
more Of completed road.
A Washington special says that Cowan 6
confirmation is doubtful.
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FROM MEXICO.

NEW YORK, Jan. Is.
A New Orleans dispatch says advices re-
ceived there from Vera Cruz give conflicting
accounts regarding the Emperor. One sa, S
that he has abdicated, and another that he
would do so ID twenty days.
The last of the French troops was expects
ed at the capital daily, preparatory to gen
eral embarkation.
The Liberal forces were following close in
the wake Of the retreating enemy.
Bazsine was to leave on the both.
The idea Of holding National Congress
rs not agreeable the Liberals. aaa has bean
gwen up.
ArAustriah frigate was awaiting Maxi,
minaa 1t Vera Crnz.
AAihe abandoned cities were being occu.
pied by the Liberals.
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FROM CANADA.

New YoRK, Jan. Is. {
The HerolFs Toronto special says that in
the court yesterday Thomas MAXWELL and Jas.
Burke, Fenians, were found guilty Of levying
war against Her Maiesty's Government. Pat
rick Norton plead guilty to similar indict-
ment The sentence in all the cases we're de-
ferred.
General Michael has received word tina,
the confederation would be sanctioned if the
people endorsed it. He was anxious TO sub.
NIT the bill to them.
A petition has been forwarded asking the
disbandonment of the society of st. Patrick,
on the grounds Of It's Fenisn tendencies.
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FROM MEXICO.
The Constitutional Amendment
Ratified In Illinois and
Michigan.
Hon. Chas. ID. Drake. Of Me-,
Elected 10 the U. 8. Senate.
NEWS ITEMS.

Especial to the Northwestern Associated Press.l
CHICAGO, Jan. Is.
A Springfield special of last night says
Senator Trnmbull was nominated for United
States Senator by acclamation. An infor-
nal ballot in caucus stood, Trumball, Az
Palmer, 2S The election comes off to>day.
Gen Palmer is generally talked Of for next
Governor.
The location of the next Illinois State FAIR
will be decided to-day. Quincyis the most
likely 10 receive it.
cast for Col. Dickey.
A proposition has been introduced in the
House teenfranchse all male citizens Of law
full age, who have resided one year in the
State preceding any election.
An Indianapolis special says bill was IN
trodnced into the Legislature providing for
the appointment of guardians over habitual
The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad
Company have bought, it is reported. the
Terre Haute, Alton i st. Louis Road. Price
not known. -
A Madison special says the Union,a Demo
cratic newspaper, will soon change hands and
politics.
A resolution will be introduced in the Leg
islature soon, condemniug the course Of Sem
ator Doolittle, and positively instruciing him
to resign.
A Tribune's ST. Paul special says bill
was introduced in the House to strike out
the word white from the Constitution. Also
Q resolution requesting Senator Norton to
resign.
A Philadelphia special says Governor
Geary delivered his inaugural address to.
day. y
O., 1al Ia Ga nrda CO..
Europe.
A St. Louis special to the Tsibsne says it
is reported that Goyernor Fletcher has again
stationed companies Of militia in Lafayette
equity, to the great displeasurs Of the Con-
servatives.
The Iron Mountain Railroad he's been sold
toThomss Allen for S376,0OO. n
81. Lours, Jan. Is.
There is every indication of . esnezNl at
tendance from the various parta Of the coun.
try at the Mississippi River Improvement
Convention of February 18th.
LYxcHsuR0, Va, Jan. IA.
A train on the Virginia I Tennessee Rals
road was precipitaied down an embankmeal
on Sunday night and eleven passenger were
wounded.
Nrw Yoax, Jan. Is.
A Nashville special says the Legislature
viii usdoubasdiy pass = law extending suf.
frage to freedmen. u
NAsnvrILE, Ja. Is.
The Legislature i still without Quorum,
and will be for some days. gs
JAsEsvul.z, Wis, Jan. 15.
Another ERE occurred last nigh: Loss
$26, ,O0os no insurance.
GALvEsros, Jan. l6.ss
The beildiug occupied b. james A. Wosdel
Loss, q, 600; insass.ee, jA0oo. Esss'.'s .
ykAxsypss Ky.,Jal. Is.
II baiis&iaG r. U1iAsa oe1ss~osaaA1I
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FROM NARSHALLTOWN,

MARsHAIIrows, Iowa, Jan. Is.
DR.. Cory and Mr. and Mrs. Bartolett,
charged with being accessories to the murder
of Emna Oakley, at Dixon, ILL.,, are having
an examination here to day.
Congressman Hubbard health is reported
improving. He 10 expected TO take his seat
soon. II is rnmored thai he will resign on
thA 4sh Of March.
The track on the Chicago and Northwest
ern Railroad is laid to within two or three
miles Of Council Bluffi.
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FIR ON RICHMOND.
New YoRK, Jan. 10.

New YORK, Jan. 10.
The Herald Richmond special says Gen.
Rosser and Henry A. Wise, addressed the
citizens of Richmond on last Wednesday, on
the subject Of relief for the widows Of Con-
federate soldiers. Both expressed their
opinion that the rebellion had still fair
prospect of success. Wise said he would
never give up, and that the South was sub
timely unconRpered. He particularly de-
sired to be buried in grey over coat when
his time should come.
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FROM COLORADO.

DENVER CrrY, Jan. IA.
The Legislature have adjourned to Friday.
A resolution against making Colorado a
State was passed by the House, in the alb
sence Of several who were sick, after having
been previously voted down.
The Council passed resolution asking the
President 70 remove Governor Cumming,
charged with N mal-feasance.
The negroes are rejoicing over the action
of Congress, granting impartial suffrage.
Two hundred signed petition favoring
the admission of Colorado under Edmond s
amendment
Forty armed, mounted men, deserted last
week from Port Morgan, and are reported on
their way to Denver 10 rob the City Banks,
and Wells and Fargos Express.
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FROM CANADA.

IxGERsoLs, c. w., Jan. 10.
A destructive Gre occurred at midnight in
the sh0e store Of James Gvinn, and con-
samed the following stores: Armen's,
Pools, Brooks, Greway 4 Fowier's, Dob
sons, and Buchanan Bros But little prop
erty was saved.
TORONTO, JAM I5
Another FeniAn, named Jno. c 0'Connor,
was convicted aud sentence deferred. Pat
rick Ksating was acquitted.
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FR0l NEW YORK.

9 N e NEw Ysax, jas. rs.
Adolpbus Svartx, passenger ON the sesAm-
er Bremen, Was arrested on her arrival by or.
des ef y. q 1.nAAl A.rnys e - S gSeas9l g
600 forms A reputation for biz extradition
was issued fev dayssiQoa ~ instance oi
the Austrian Consul, on he authQety = Z
cable dispktch. 80 ss
A case cana mp for trial il " uisias|
,Coart. il which paqiaih NJ, seQq4 ~
plaintld, aaa ZadSe sst An4 n
Sl4ieM1 Sl1(neQ - ~ e2oI,
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Msn. CAas. ID. Drake .JRlssssa U. ..
4 Senator. 8nes
Z JEFFERSON CIrY, No, Jan. II
Concurrent resolutions urging Congress 70
Iprpside for the early Improvement of the
navigation of the Mississippi river BY remov-
ling the Rock Island bridge aud other obs
|tabiished for the transportation Of iii kinds
1 lofnsrehandise from the. terminus of the
Union Paci6c Railroad to the Kansas branch,
to Colorado, Utah, and New Mexico, were
adopsed. .s
JEFFERSON CITY, No., Jan. is.
Ghas. ID. Drake has been elected United
States Senator for Missouri by vote Of liz
TO ~. Blair received thFty.thrse votes.
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nEws SUMMARY.

Gold closed At $l.s5a in New York yes
terdaY.
The monitor Miantonomah is at Cartha,
gena.
There are rumors of commercial panic
at Shanghai, China.
The United States Circuit Court meet.
at Madison, Wis, March kh.
"A Japanese embassy ID in Paris, anl
will come to America.
"A boy aged fifteen hung himself in the
Boston House Of Correction yesterday.
The Paris press warn the American peo
pie against the evils Of impeaching the Pres
dent.
The military post of Jeffersonville, Ind. :.
has been annexed to the Department of the
Tennessee.
The Office of Assistant Judge Advocate
General al Louisville, KY, has been discon,
tinued.
The act conferring suffrage upon negroes
in the District of Columbia is officially pub
Eshed.
Tilt is expected that the new Tariff bill
will pass the Senate without material change
next week.
If Boston raises S2o,ooo for the Can.
dians, they viii send DR.. S. G. Howe to de'
liver it.
1.-THE reported French failure at Cores
is confirmed, also the defeat of Mustaphs
Pacha by the Cretans.
The Colorado House of Representatives
has protested agans. the admission of that
Territory as a State.
A FIRE at Homer, Michigan, the other day
resulted in loss of property valued q
$4,000.
The Mississippi Valley Commercial Con.
vention assemblies at St Louis on the second
Tuesday in February.
Two counterfeiters we're Sentenced to The
State Prison Of Wisconsin from Madison thu
other day.
The Kentucky Court OF Appeals decide.
against the impeachment of Mayor Lampert
and the decision nullifes the acts of the pres
ent Mayor, Lithgow.
John II. Lester has instituted sui
against Gen. B. F. Butler, at New York
claiming 100000 personal damages, ant
$4,000 damages for property.
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FROM NEW YORK.

Hon. Roscoe ConklinE Elected for q.
3. Senator.
ALBANY, Jan. 15
Roscoe Conkling was elected to-day for Q.
S. Senator.
NEW YoRK, Jan. Is. 3
The Commissioners Of Pilots have forbid
den the participation Of any pilots Of this
harbor in the proposed race across the Atlan.
tic between the Pilot boats Therefore the
match between the q. ID. Jones and Hope
No. !, for $4,000, has been abandoned.
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commences to-day. The candidates arc nu.
merous and the contest spirited.
CrxcNYATI, ian. ID.
The Bricklayers Nasional aCsn$en6oa is
in session. There il large asssndance. No
business has been done YET. The President
of the Convention said that journeymen must
eventually share in the profits Only four
strikes have occurred during the year, al Of
which succeeded.
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SPRINGFIELD, Jan Is.
Both Houses have ratified the Constitu
tiona amendment by strictly party vote.
A bill appropriating Sl0o worth Of station
cry to each member was passed by the Senate
to-day, after considerable opposition.