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.anOihsr Accident 'rhe steamer Belle Zane,
commanded by capt BraEier from zanes-
Vile and bOuud for New Orleans. struck up
on snag on the 18th inst, II miles below
Whie River. She had on board, over ninety
persone, including passengers aud crew, me
latter Of HON had just retired 10 bed, the
accident occurring in the night. The wealth
er was extremely cold, aud when they awak-
eued, they not only found the boat sinking,
but scarcely had time to rush 10 the deck,
many of them in their sleeping attire, aud a
few WHO snaiched blankets lIon their beds
Forty lives are supposed to be lost The ca
bin separated from the hull those who we're s'
fortunate as to get on il were saved. Th'
hull was seen floating bottom upwards i


miles below where it struck.