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Steamboat Accidents.-The news received yeste' . day prolific of steamboat disasters The Maid of Kentucky and the Baltic came in contact with each other on Wednesday morning last at four o'clock, four miles above Fort Adams The Baltic sunk in fifteen minutes, to the hurricane deck. The boat and cargo is total loss. The Maid was run ashore and by that means was saved from sinking, though she is badly injured. The latter was bound for this city from St. Louis-the former from this city, with nl cargo of dry goods, to St. Louis.

 The steamboat plat is sunk, twenty-two miles above the mouth of the Oho-b0at and cargo total loss She on her way to St. Louis from this city

 ' The steamboat Glaucus, from St. Louis for this city, struck snag 70 miles below St. Louis and broke 90 of her tmbers. She pu, back for repairs.-Pica- yune.