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on DOaTn tne upper, that the new steamer Pales.
tine, Capt Hough, caught fire in the hold and
that she had to be scuttled. The accident hap
pened on the Mississippi Several persons, it is
said, have beea drowned. We hope it is incor.
rect.


srREss.-Captain Raneu, of the ship Queen
Vlctoria, arrived on the DIST ut. al New-OreaDs
rom New York, reports that when he was passing
The Double Headed Shot keya the keeper Of the
Light House hoised the Brush ensign at hali.mast
union down, "a signal of distress. Capt RanI.,I
hove ms ship to- and the keeper sent a boat off for
water. be people reported that there had been no
ram there since tie 9TH Of December and hey were
nearly out OF water when the ship Rarilan, CAPTAIN
adams, came along and supplied them. Capt. Ran.
lert gave them as much water RI they could cnrrv
10 their small boat The keeper requested the
captain 10 make his case known 10 some British
cruiser II he tell IN with one and. If not TO repon
II, so that he might obtain relief.


YoUyG Low.-The St Louis Rcporter saws
" The last accounts we had from Mr.. Low re-.
presented him To be in such condition that his
life was despalrcd Of. 1t was not supposed tha,
ne could live TIL morning. However, on yester
day ne was perfectly mad. In fit Of frenzy he
tore from his back the shirt he had on, and so
lacerated his skull that the brain protruded and
fell upon his pillow. He was not expected to
survive last night


From Key WEsr.-Thc schr. Cashier, from
Havana for New York, which had been ashore
on one OF the reefs, got off and taken to Kew
West. Cargo OF sugar discharged. The vessel
vas undergoing repairs.


ERIE CASAL.-lt IS a fact worthy of note, that
up to the present time there has no, been single
oFeA :te Enc Canal since the commence.
ment OF the present business season. There has
been suiilciency of water at all points, and We
believe that not solitary instance Of detention OF
boats from any Cause which the Canal Su.
Penntentents have control, has occurred. The
Canal Is now IN compete repair along the whole
line. fBuf.lo Co,,;n,


e 1t is rumored that the Omaha and pot,,wa,.
tonne Indians have had bloody battle with The
Sioux, IN which The last named tribe were defeated
and many Of them killed


Louisville Journal, June %.


The SALADiS.-We understand saws ,hs un,;-
fax Herald, thai the Swede and wooden leg sailor.
no" IN prison for piracy, are suffering ireadiulll
from The cravings Of conscience The later is sad
10 nave eaten nothing in three days.