A JUST TRIBUTE TO WORTH
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In our notice of the'ternble catastrophe on board the steamer Marietta, we ,mentioned the kindness of Mir. Richardson to the sufferers. We have been furnished with the following expression of grateful acknowledgment from the passengers to Mir. Rich. ardson and take great pleasure in presenting it to our readers.

 Judge PAscHAL, who was among the most se- vereiy injured and. although yet a severe sufferer is believed to be in fair way of recovery.

 For the Banner.

 The undersigned, passengers on board the steam boat Marietta, take this means of re- turning publicly our unfeigned thanks to Mr. Richardson, agent and manager of Mir. Mar shall's estate, for his prompt and efficient ald when we were placed in. 8 most dange- rous and trying situation. The sence that followed the explosion of the boiler was awiui beyond description-the groans of the dyins -the screams of children for their mothers and fathers-the boat on fire and sweeping into a swift current studded with snags, threatening destruction to all on board

 NIT, Richardson, without moments delav.