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vented her being run on shore sooner. As

 soon as she was made fast, the paszenrera aII got on shore safe, not single life having

 been lost. The boat, cargo and baggage of

 the passengers were totally lost. We how

 ever, understand that the horses on board

 were saved.. The passengers give great cred

 it to Captain Hale and his crew for the man. ner in which they conducted themselves du. ring the trying period. The Ceylon was one of the most splendid passenger boats on the western waters, about 300 tons bGrthen, and only six months old. She was partly own ed at Pittsburgh, and the remainder in this city. She was estimated at Ss3O, 1000, 10000 was insured.-St. Louis Repu6licGn.