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MELANCHOLY AND EXTRAORDINARY OCCgR.
RENCE.-A day or two since, steamboat was
ascending the Ohio and when near Louis lille, the
body OF boy, four or five years DID, seen float
ing down the river. A gentleman named Fagnn, re-
siding in Birmingham, who was passenger on
board, careiessiy remarked that the clothes looked
very much like those OF son of bis he had left al
home. On arriving at his residence, he was startled
by the information TINT his son was missing for sew
eral days, and was supposed TO be lost MIR. F. at
once cOnectured that the body he had seen in the
water was that Of his son, and started to recover it,
which he succeeded in doing, and had il brought
back 10 the city and Inferred [St. Louis Reyeile.