or the Troy and New York Association
J.C. BUCKINGHAM, Clerk Of the Swallow.
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TERRIBLE EAcCIDgNT.-SrEAMBoAT ELIZABETH -
We are Indebted TO the officers OF the steamboat
Wave. for an extra OF the 81 Landry Ug Of April 81
onaining the following distressing particulars the ex
plosion Of the boilers Of the Eliz abeth


The Elizabeth started from few Orleans on Sunda,
evening lest, and when entering the Couraoeau from
Achaaiaya, her boilers collapsed srd completely tore
her upper works to atoms The explosion took plac.
alb ut3 o'clock on Tuesday morning. TO which may bs
attributed the preservation OF many lives as her entire
works above the Lolers swept away together i'm
her boilers and deck fixtures Shortly after the accident
power, and towed the wreck up to Washington.


We insert the suboinei list furnished us by the clerk
who scsped rjured


Gord9n, captain very badly scaidel and bruised.
Daniel York, mate, killed


freeman u Lamb, frs, pilot, leg fras'urcd.


John Psrri'h second pilot, uniuJured.


James Marqrte, first engineer very badly scaIded.


Mellon Iiill, second engineer, missing.


Charles Nj Jones, barkeeper, unir jured.


Mr. ireland, carpenter; steward cook and cabin.boys


- Rhodes. deck hsnd, missing


one negro fireman slightly scaiied, and DO, miss
Passengers uninjured, except few who were slightly
we rcgre, to learn that Captain Gordon is in YER,
The passengers publish card in which they estif,
mat the cent was Of those unio cilam tef
which no human prudence could prevent ms the capt1p
ana other officers were doing their du when the expo
son took place. They aso reul their thanks 10 The
.6prl6 6.


CousTRRPnITs Some tye hundred dollar billt
OF the Fort Csrbon Illllroad and Coal Company
have been detected in Philadelphia altered 20 as to ap
pear OF the mi idelpha Bank. Tho Lettering and VIA
netes are different from those the true notes Of the
Philadelphia Bank. The vlanette OF ihs ia loco
motive and tranha OF the slss represents two females
ARREST OF vnIAIr-Thc Ne,c Orleans Picoy-
a'n mentions the arrest of a German who gave his
vile and children into the charge Of his slave and para
Pauline II may bo IL now under sentence Of
death for her share Of the offence.