EXPLOSION OF TIE MARQUETTE
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FURTHER PARTICrLARs.-ln our papers of "Wednesday and Thursday, several errors connected with this dreadful calamity, crent in necessarily owing to the confusion in the midst of which our readers more correct statenent as far has come to our know ledge.

 Robert Smith, the mate ,wounded. but not severe l.

 John Horrick, the bar keeper, reported missing IS living; he carried 10 the Commercial Hote and remained there until able walk about, without informing any one of his whereabouts.

 George Bryson, 2d steward, but little injured.

 Mrs. Coxson and child, deck passengers, were carried to private house, dreaduly burnt and brn eed On Friday they were sent 10 the Charity Hos pitaI. The child is since dead

 The books of ihe boat have been found; the regis ter shows the names of cabin passengers not before reported and others winch we have gathered

 James F. N Niclols, destination MlIs's Point

 $. L. Littrell, " Lake Provid'ce.

 5: Taylor, Louisville.

 Wm. Hariwell, Mobile,

 J. Milton,

 Joseph Newton,

 D. White, " Smithlapd Together with five ladies', three gentlemen, and the chambermaid, already noticed. There may have been other genilelnsn not reg stered and unknown From the authentic sources ihe number on board appears to have been-one captain, four engineers, two pilots, one clerk, mate. oae bar kee per , two cooks, two stewards, clambcimaid, ten deck hands and hrernen, sixteen cabin passengers, and about thirty deck passengers The following re- equalization accounts lol lhem-viz:

 All on hoard,as far as known, or can by any chance be ascertalned, including captain, offi- cers, passengers and crew............ Fl

 Persons known to have been saved ani now under resme0t, some dangerous, others near ly conyalescent .............., 2g

 Number died in Hospitals, &c...I3

 Sill missing and unaccounted for. 29-7I

 Th"s il will be seen tIial m all probability FORTY TWO souls have perIshed by lhe exploson--,he ac- t'ra causes O: which may be conjeclued; bn no one save the Almighty can fix ihe fact. The hull of le boat was lowed across the river, where she soon sunk; So that that awful memento is out of sigh, Would that the memory of he fate of those on board tie Marquette could as easil, be forgouen.-tN. 0. Jefersonian.