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STEAMBOAT JAMES GIBBoN, BLOWN up-The Rich mond, (Va. Star of Friday evening last says -" We have the painful duty to that the steam tow boat James Gibbon was blown up this morning, about twenty-five miles below Richmond by the bursting of the boiler The Captains wife, two chil- dren and servant, were dreadfully scalded Two of the hands missing. One of the children a little boy, five six years old died short time af- ter the accident. The others are considered out of danger The explosion is represented as most ter rife, the hoiler being blown entirely out of the boat on to an ark which was in tow, and the escape pipe was blown over in the woods The sufferers were brought up to the city about eleven o'clock, by the steamboat Patrick Henry. The little child which died was dreadfnlly burned. We have not learned the probable origin ofthis shocking catastrophe.