Morris, Walter.

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Smith, (black man,) cook.

 A child was missing supposed to be killed hy the explosion, or driven overheard and drowned. Twen- ty persons scalded or otherwise injured, whose names we have been unable to obtain.

 The General Jackson is a small fast boat, with an iron boiler, which has piled for two years between this city and Peekskil, stopping at several nterme- diate landings. That of Grassy Point where this dreadful accident happened, is about B miles from the city, on the west side of the river. The captain was on shore, handing the passengers in and out at the moment ofthe explosion The steam, as we are informed by one of the passengers, who had also stepped shore, not let off while the boat was at the wharf. We trust grand jury of Rockland county, will make thorough investigation as to this and other facts connected with the explosion.

 The passengers on the promenade, or upper deck, received no injury.

 The Albany passing down soon after the accident, saw the General Jackson's condition.-half under water, bow and stern only out,-and immediately went to her assistance.

 There were between thirty and forty passengers on board the General Jackson at the time of the ac- cdent.-American.