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 .Stean,- Boots burnt.--A gentleman of this place, has politely favored us with the following intelligence. There can be no doubt as to the correctness of the informa- ton, as it was received from gentleman of high responsibility living in Louisville. On the night of the 2lst of June, the steamers Rambler, Sentinel, and Delphine were burnt to the waters edge, while lying at the wharf of Louisville. The Sentinel was in readiness to start for New Orleans with a very full cargo. The amount of in- surance on this boat was S5,000, on the DeIphine there was insurance to the a. mount of s3,0o0; on the Rambler no in- surance at all. There is,nos statement made as to any lives having been lost, or that any personal injury was sustained, nei- ther have we received intelligence as to the manner in which the fire was communicat- ed.-Times.