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TrcsfOs. v. j. SEPT. i.-The prnpeli-r
Natt'son. from New York. exploded her
boilrr near this city to-day. One lady
was killed. The Captain aud engineer
were seriously injured.
The Post has a dispatch dated P-tro.e-
UNI Centre. Sept. I'd, saying fire caught
from spark from laborers pipe. on Sat
urday morning. which destroyed 300 bar.
rels of oil and the tank at Lander's wells.
When the tank burst, destruction spread
over an acre of territory, and the whole
town was at one time threatened. Loss,
$1,000.
The HralTs New York correspondent
says: Gov. Wells, of Louisiana, was ap-
pointed agent to proceed up the Red river
and seize on behalf and for the benefit of
the State, all cotton purchased by Henry
w. Allen, formerly rebel governor.
Captain Semmes. of alabama pirate no.
toriety, and his son are still in New Or
leans.
The Charleston Courier says that it is
stated that decision has been arrived at
that only those will b. entitled to vote
at the approaching election for members to
the Convention who were virtually loyal
voters in 1850. If the report be correct,
it will disfranchise all who may have at
tanned age or who may have become quail
flied since that time. and conflict with the
intent Of Gov. Perrys proclamation, based
on the adjustment made by President
Johnson that the laws in relation to suf-
rage in force prior to secession should alone
be valid.
A movement is on foot to invite Presi-
dent johnson to extend his contemplated
visit to Richmond as far as Charleston and
Macon.
virginia Politics.
New York, Sept. 4.-The Worlds
Washington special dispatch says: The
recommendations of the late Mass Meeting
at Richmond and that ofsimilar meetings
to be held throughout the State is being
carried out. They have been called in
several counties. One was held on Fri.
day at Halifax Court House. which passed
resolutions accepting the adjustment Of
slavery as an accomplished fact, pledging
their efforts for the full restoration Of the
Union. They endorsed the r,costruction
policy of President johnson.
Communication Of Sentences OF Dcserters.
New YORK. Sept. 1.-THE Worlfs
special dispatch says: The President has
generally com4nmuted to imprisonment
for term Of years all pending sentences
Of death in case of soldiers convicted of
desertion. Three Mississippi soldiers I'M
der sentence Of death, have been sent to
Fort Delaware for five years each, Anoth-
or dispatch says none Of the prominent ex-
rebel Generals have yet applied for per-
missionto leave the country by permission
of the Presidential proclamation. Gen.
Lee has no thought Of thus applying.
though he has been offered = handsome
mansion in London.
A special dispatch says: It is confident
" predict that the President will soon ia
sue proclamation restoring the writ of
Aabeas corpus in the loyal States.
The amount of national currency issued
BY the Treasury Department for the week
ending Sept. I'd. was s., 23l $50. Grand