LOUISVILLE, Ky. Ang. 3.
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 Stean, boat disaster.-The starboard Gue of the steam boat Union, Capt. Hud- dleson was collapsed on her passage from New Orleans to Louisville, on the 2Sth of July last, l , miles below New Madrid by which accident two persons, Ia fireman, and a young woman, deck passengers) were blown overheard, and lost, and another fireman so badly bruis- ed and scalded, that he died shortly af- terwards.

 At the time when the accident hap pened, there was a very heavy fall of rain, accompanied by high wind; which caused the deck passengers, of whom there was large number on board, to go on one side of the boat, by which means she zras throaca out of trina, and the zpaier of the starboard boiler brought be- lozo the upper sssrtdce of the fue. No ooth- CT injury was sustained on the occasion, except as above mentioned, and delay Of about half a day, when she proceeded on her passage, and arrived at this place 10 day.