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The New Orleans Bee publishes the following ac count of the explosion of the boilers of the steam. boat Swan. The destruction is not SO great as was reported in our last paper.

 The towboat Swan, Captain Limbert, while com . ing up the river on Monday evening, having in tow brig Hebsr and schooner Alexander Washington, when opposite Ylleres plantation, ifteen miles be- low the city, burst her starboard boilsr by which ac. cdent four persons were killed, and large number wounded. One boiler was thrown upwards, and the greater part of Ii lodged on the hurricane roof, and the outside boiler was forced the schooner along side and lost ip the river. The accident happened about half past four o'clock F. and Captain Linn bert immediately left the wreck and came qp to the city for assistance. The Swan and her tow were brought up yesterday morning by the Prairie, which had been despatched to their assistance.

 We subjoin the names of the sufferers as far as has been ascertained.

 Wm- Andrews, pilot, killed.