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ANOTHER STEAMBOAT DI>AsTEE--The steamsr
Pathfinder, from lazoo, when about midway be-
tween Grand Gull and Rodney on the Sh, with
isl bales cotton, was discovered 10 be en- iFe
There Immediately ensued scene OF confusion and
dIsInay which NAV be much more easily naslhsd
than described. the Pilot was forced to leave
the wheel. BY the smoke which nearly sufiocated
MIN, after Ae had stee-ed the bow OF The boa: for
The shore.


The Enginee, was also forced TO leave his post
before any movement OF the boat towards the shore
could De made, and when the flames ragged the
nercest the bow ct the boat was pointed up stream
Several of the crew commenced throwing cotton
bales overheard, and many saved themselves on
bales, and others nn pianks chairs, &c.


There were seven lives LOST, thai are known Of
and doubtless others that the officers or crew do
not miss Those known 10 De lost are Messrs. 5
:. Caldwell, higgins and Butler, of Grenada Mis-
sisslpPl, 3E Carleton, OF Tsliahatckie Mr. Pinch
back, oil Illinois; tie Steward OF the boat, and one
of the crew. names unknown.


The IRE originated between the engines, from
what cause Is not known. The whole cargo Of
l+sl bales OF Cotton is loss, the whole catastrophe
having taken place near the middle OF the river
The crew and surviving passengers were taken to
Natchez by the steamer Wave The stiIl bnrning
hull was met 10 miles below Rodney.