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Y STEAMBOAT ExrLosIoN.--0n Thursday morn- irg last, the 25th inst, the steamboat MARIETTA. when a few miles below Pine Bluff, on her upward trip. collapsed lue. exploded, and sealled several passengers, some slightly, and others. seyerely.- There were between 50 and 100 passengers on board of whom something like dozen, we're more or less injured. Among the severely scalded was Judge PAseHALL, of Van Baren, in this Sta,e. It is said he will recover, although his upper and lower ex- tresrties arc badly scaided The worst case is said to be mulstto servant of Maj Butler, of this city Maj. B. was returning home, with his family, from Washington City. The Major has not yet reached here, though we learn that no other member of his family was injured. The people of the neighborag country were very hosptable and kind to the suiie- rers. The attentions of Mr Richardson, at Mir. Marshail's tarm near where the accident occurred, are spoken of in the highest terms

 After the explosion, the boat loated down stream little way. struck snag and sunk in 6 or feet water.

 This is the fullest account of the disaster, which has yet reached ,ls-

 