Awful Steamboat Accident.
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Sinking Of the Plymouth Ttcenty Lives Lost


We are indebted to one of our Forwarding Mer-
chants says the Cincinnati COMMERCIAL for the fol-
lowing account Of awful steamboat collision on the
Ohio by which some twenty lives were lost. The
steamboat Plymouth, bound to St. Louis, with large
number of passengers, was run into by the Lady
Madison, FIVE miles above Shawneetown on Monday
night last, which caused the Plymouth to sink imme-
diatey to her boiler deck. None of the cabin passen
gers was lost, but it is supposed that twenty deck
passengers if not more, were drowned hole was


Immediately cut through the cabin floor, and several
passengers who had managed to keep out of the wa
ter by getting on boxes, &c., were thus rescued The
boat it is said will be total loss. Her machinery
will probably be saved. The Louisville Journal con-
firms this news and states that passenger on the
Mail, who was insane jumped overheard and was
drowned.