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Dreadful DIsAsTER.-A melancholy accident
happened day two ago on the sugar plantation
OF MIR. 6. RI1NER, of the parish of ST. Charles
In consequence of some egect on the part of the
negro engineer, the boilers of the sugar house ex-
ploded, tearing up the tlmbers and DESTROYING the
building in which they stood. Five negro hands
were Killed upon the spot; sixth died few hours
after the accident. Three or four sthers escaped
with only faw inconsiderable wounds and bruises.


NewOrleans Bee.


SHIPwaEc1.-The schr. Sun. Thos. Kendrick,
master, which sailed hence on the Ist inst for Ap-
alachcola, was cast away on the night of the 5th
INST at II o'clock on Abco Reef She bilged in
about three hours afterwards. Considerable part
OF the cargo was saved in damaged state, except
the coffee, sugar, nolasses and salt which is to-
tai loss No insurance on the vessel.


Charleston Mercury.


DEATH ny Observation-Disclosures, soa of Mr..
Merrick Houghton, of Amherst, lad Of about Ia
years OF age, died of this distressing malsdv. ON
Tuesday evening, the 22d ult Some three or four
weeks previous, the lad received wound on the
leg, inflicted by the latch on gate which swung
together as he way passing through on horseback.
The injury was supposed to be no more than az
ordinary flesh wound, which would soon heal. The
leg was opened, after the decease of The boy and
piece OF MS pantaloons was found buried in tho
wound, which was probably the cause of the fatal
termination OF the injury. Hampshire Gaz.


HJ frances P, daughter of Peter c. Baker Of
oFrington, be, was SO badly burned on Thanks.
siv'ng Gay, that she survived but eleven hours.
NE"-ioRK MUsEuM.-Sgnor BIiz, loo Illusions yentri.
io9uism Plate Dancing, Hiss Clezeuce Mr.. Dearue-Au
OK One Shilling.