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The Steamboat Thomas Yeatman, Capt. Irwin, arrived from above on We'd nesday last, and departed, on the follow ing day, for Nashville.

 The Steamboat Elk, Capt. English, ar- rived from Mouth of White riveron We'd ncsday, having on board 9 cabin and 10 deck passengers, and freight for this place and above; after taking in the loading de- posted here on her way down, she left for Fort Smith on Friday.

 The Volant, Capt. Kelly, from Mouth of White river, arrived on Wednesday; she had on board a detachment of United States troops belonging to the Eth Regi- ment, amounting to 165 men, under the command of Capt. BIRCH, bound 10 Can tonment Gibson; after half hours de- lay, she left for her place ofdestination. 