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ingson sg.eci4 ssys. The krtmsad bAF 81
today states that ten. Ies meets the Directors
at Washington College On edBe~isy. prepsr-
story @ his assuming the Presidency thereof
Os.pr<ssrHs, " Y, sept. 35-Tbs propeller
Budss, which th here on Saturday for Toe-
do. struck Q sunken rock near Cr,,ss- oi-the Riv-
er and sunk in seventy feet II water. Three
passengers are known 10 be- lost As the boat
went down, three men were secn in the water
under the stern and were lost.
New YoRk, Scpt. 81. = The Posts special
says: The train which left Washington this
morning for Richmond collided with another
train near Alexandria aud several persons were
injured.
New DIRK, Sept. 25.-The HerolTs Wash.
ington special says the President has approved
the change Of route for the Pacific Railroad,
west Of Omaha, the Company having acceded
to the condition that the grade shall be reduced
to thirty feet to the Missouri river and the
Platte Valley.
WASHINGTON, Sept. GA dispach from
Governor Holden, Of North Carolina, dated
n 70 ho
election for Delegates to the State Convention
which took place on Thursday, one half the
State has been heard from. The result is graf
flying. Such men have been alected as Pear.
son, Reed, Moore, Warren, Donnell, Dick
Brown, &c.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25..-The Commissioners
appointed to treat with the Southwestern In.
dams at Fort Smith, have concluded tEcir ne.
gotia,ions and have been uniformly successful.
Letter Of President Lintoln 10 Gen WadSwOrlh
on the Suffrage Question.
New Yonx, Sept 25,-Ths Southern -Adro
cate of the 18th, says the following extract,
which has just been published. is from the
late Presiden, Lincoln's letter to G.n. Wads.
worth, who fell N the battle Of the Wilderness
"You desire to know in tho event OF our
complete success in the field, the same being
followed by . loyal and cheerful submission on
the part Of the South, IL universal amnesty
should not be accompanied with Universal Sui
fraCe? Now, since ycu know my private
views as TO what terms should be granted tn
the South in the contingency mentioned, | will
here add il our success should be realized, and
followed by such desired results. cannot see
il universal amnesty is granted how under the
circumstances we can avoid exacting IN return
Universal Suffrage, or at least suffrage on
basis Of intelligence and military service. How
to better the condition Of the cOlored race has
long been a study which has attracted my Sc
rious and careful attention. l think | am
clear and decided Us TO what course shall pur.
sue in the premises, regarding ourselves re'ig-
io,s,v "A the Nations guardians Of these PEG.
ole. who have SO hcrOically vindicatea their
manhood on the battle field Wherever assist.
ing the Republic the slaves have demonstrated
in blood their right to the ballot, which Is but
the humane projection Of the flag they SO fear.
lessly defended"
State Rights Men on the Rampage.
NEW York, Sept. 25.-At meeting VI State
Rights men, held ut Cooper Institute to-day,
Thulnas Lawrence presiding, resolutions were
adopted dcnouncing the Democratic nonina.
TONS and platform ~ absolving them from any
obligation 10 support the party ticket, and pro,
claiming themselves for the Constitution q It
", and affirming that all executive procla'na'
.ions aud DEGREES in defence Of rights Of States
arc unconstitutional aud null and void. Tho
nomination Of the State ticket 10 left 70 the
decision Of the Committee Of the Both. Thlr-
~ tive assembly districts arc said 10 have been
represented.
The So a Honey Of The st. Albaas 1aaks.
NEw Yoxx, Sept 25-Ths Heraids CORES
ponJent st 81. Albars. Vernont. contssdsets
the rvposs which has bsen generally circulated
70 the snsct that the bssks ii that place had
sxsanisd 10 then BY the Canadian suihsr'iiss
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