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STEAMBOAT AccrDENr.-huNSING THROUGH 4
TowN.-I'he steamer Belle AIR on her trip tom
St Louis dad :. lca; seldom done By steambunls-
she run through the town OF Chester. below 81.
Louis passing over some Of the house tops. ln
her course she ran into brick house and Gemol-
shed it About one square below she ran ir,oa
stone house, shipping an immense QG,nuy Of
stones on her bow. tearing of her guard from the
bow TO the wheei-house, and dcmoIlshing her
kitchen, besice doing much other damagc. One
man was knocked overheard, but finally saved.
The acciden; happened about y O'Clock on sat
urday night last


RIVER AccIpENr.-The Yazoo Belle descend
ing the river ran into the Queen OF the Wcs, al
2 o'clock yesterday morning, near Client, Ky.
and was So much injured that she sunk imn,o-
diatelv. She WAS under water up 10 the cai,in.
No lives lost. The Queen was not injured.


Gin. Gaz. June y.


u 4 messenger arrived at ST. Louis one dav
last week, from Chouteau's Island, a lew miles
above for help from the citizers and a stcamhoa;
to carry the unfortunate inhabitants 10 land thry
having been compelled To take 10 the trees alter
having suffered every psivatlon and misery from
inundution.


DkowNED.-Mr. i. II. Bryant, orc of TIC most
respectable citizens Of Franklin county, was ac-
cidenlally drowned in the kentucky river ore
dav last week He left behind HIM young wlic
and child.


U' Col LEROY PORE, soldier Of the Revou.
ton. died at Huntsville, Ala. on the 18th ut. in
the 65th year of his age.