Steamboat New Hampshire.
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ltgives as mach pleasure to welcome the arrival ct this boat again to wharf and we are 1ol the less graiifcd that can take by the hand our old friend, Capt Allen, and his gen,lenanly officers For neatness and elegahee, inAer accomn odations we do not believe she cxeelied by any beat of her class while her speed aai e1ceeiing fight dFangh, wiilalways insure, eygn al low stage os water, her passage up and down the river. We recommend her to our friends saieana most agreeable pas senger boat. with officers in eycty respect to bere- lied upon. She arrived oH SToHfay, and Siartc tsr same day for Fort Smith and Van Brren We wish her successful trip. From her manifest, We ex. tract the following items of intelligence. among which will be fuaai inc loss of the steamer 1a!sy, ratla.

 "Hatehee Piapter left Friday night, hours be- fore us.

 "Met Uncle Ben ip tow by White Cloue, hav- ing collapsed ilue in Arkansas river.

 "Steamer Talleyrand sunk, miles below Red river, struck huG bar in fog, water the cabin, boat and cargo total loss.

 "Wm. Armstrong al Napoleon Elk, between Napoleon and the Point"