THE ADVOCATE.

LITTLE ROCK. MAY 90. 1ssa.
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Steamboat .1,yipals-On Sunday after. noon arrived the Elk, Capt. English from New Orleans. It will be remembered that this boat burst one of her boilers. A. bout l5 miles below this place. The col. lapsed fue was brought up to this town and was completely repaired by an ingenious citizen MT. Martin, who returned with it 10 the boat--retlacedi it in tho boiler, and we are gratiied to learn that it Is as per feet as 1t ever was-The Elk left here on Tuesday morning for Fort Smith.

 On Monday night tho steamer einde ecr, Capt. Miller, from Fort Smith, bound 10 New Orleans.

 The Thomas Yeatman had the misfor- tune of running aground on high bar, while on her way from Cantonment Gib. son-she is now high and dry, and it will require rise of 8 or 10 feet to float her of.