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Loss of tsUo more Steam-boais The steam boat Champlain, hence for Louis sYille, was snagged on the llth inst. at about II o'clock at night, off St. Gene vieve, and sunk in one or two minutes. The passengers had barely time to escape to the upper deck of the boat, that being sthe only part out of water. In this situa- stlon, with scarcely an article of clothing, they remained two or three honrs until re-

 ] Elleyed by the New Companion, It IS said 3that three or four persons were drowned.

 The river was covered with ice atthe time.

 land one person was taken from a floating

 piece, by the New Companion mile ortwo below the wreck.

 7 On Saturday last, the steamboat

 Charleston, from Louisville for this port,

 struck snag near. Selma she ssas iflaia- fdiately ran upon bar, where she lies with aher hull under water. The passengers

 sarrived at this port, on Sunday, in the

 sGuide. l.Mo. Rep.