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STEAMBOAT Information was recev.
ed Yesterday OF the sinking OF the steamboat Coum
biana, the Missouri river, at Lexington Bar, the
27th ut II is said that the water was running the
Much Of the freight the guards and will be saved
and boat may be raised There insurance the
hull amounting to $2l00 at the Croton Agency in thi.
city The freight was principally for Roe Kercheysl
OF st. Louis.


The Monona struck snag Tuesday, the aoth op'
poste Little Washington, the Missouri and sunk oye
her guards. About ls0 bales OF hemp, belonging TO
passenger, were thrown overheard. Dulkheads were
put and by the exertions OF the passengers ana crew.
she raised and arrived at this poIt yesterday;


The steamer Levant which LEFT this port on Ihurs
day for New Orleans, about II o'clock, struck snag
at the foot of Turkey island about o'clock Of same day
and sunk in five feet water Part Of her cargo consist
ing of -four and lime, will be lost The boat will Proba-
bly be raised She had full cargo and her freight list
was insured for $1,000 in Cncnna-St Louis RsPubii-
can Der. a.