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The steamboat Washington was sunk by the Chancellor Livingston on the night of the 18th inst. in Long-Island Sound, when opposite to New Haven. Two passengers and one of the Engineers were lost, besides quantity of dry goods and all the furniture of tho boat. The two boats were going at contact and great the shock that the sleeping passengers were thrown out of their births. The Washington went down head foremost in eighty feet water, and cost when new between sixty and seven- ty thousand dollars Forty two passengers with their baggage and $2U,000 in specie were saved