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The New Orleans papers of Thursday contain some additional particulars of the melancholy disas- ter of the Marquette. The hull was lowsd to the opposite side of the river, when on Wednesday morning she parted from her hawser, suIk, and is now nowhere te be seen. No other ded bodies have since been discovered in the river The im- pression is that several buried under lie wreck. Among the missing is Chas. c. Hartwell who, il short time before the explosion, left the St Charles Hotel to go on board the Marquette, and of whom nothing has since been heard.

 The Marquette was owned, we learn, y Capt. Tulpin, and was not insured; but who peak of pecuniary personal loss, with such sacr fee Of human life before him.

 In addition to the victims previously reported the following died of their wounds at the Clarity Hosptal:--John Hazard, 2d engineer; Hanriba , black man, 3d engineer; Wm Ramsay, of Alabama John Melton, of New Albany, Ind. two men, names unknown; Bernard Osborne, boy about twelve ye old; Margaret Troy, five years old Mary Anne Troy, seven years old.

 The following are in 80 dangerous a condlion thai it is feared they will be added the morta calalogue:--W B. Daniels, Neil Harkins, John Dearman and John W. Lee.