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From ths Apalachicola Com. Ado. Oct, 2S.

 Steamboat Erplosion-Sir Lires Lost.--The steamboat Siren, Capt. Field, brings intelli- gence of the loss of the Le Roy, Washington Smith, master, and reports the melancholy news that 6 persons were killed, and several dangerously scalded, burnt. or otherwise in- jured. The accident occurred on Sunday last. about 3 o'clock P. M., opposite Clounts Town, on this river.

 The Le Roy was employed on the Bruns- wick line, in the conveyance of the mail, and passengers, between Chattahoochee and lola, and in her last trip was coming from :he first named place. She is represented to have been an old boat, but was not consi- dered unsafe. It Itappears that first her boiler exploded, and afterwards she caught fire and burned down to the water's edge. The wreck now lies opposite Blount's Town. to which place the wounded were conveyed.- The Le Roy was owned by the mail contrac. tors on the great Southern Route, Messrs Hopkins & Stockton.

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