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 Loss of he Steam boat Louisuiue.- We have again to record another steam boat disaster, by which some ofour most worthy and enterprisipg citizens have suffered a severe loss. The steam boat Louisville, owned and commanded by Capt. Simonds, descending from this port to New Orleans, struck a snag and sunk, about 35 miles above the mouth of the Ohio. The passengers and crew. the baggage, the engine and furniture. and a part of the freight, were saved !: but the hull is said to be wholly lost The snag upon which she struck was four or five feet under water. We un- derstand, that the boat was insured for Si5,0O0: at the Louisville Marine of. nee, for So,O0; and at the agency ofthe Hartford Protection office, in this city. for js6,000.-St. Louis Rep.