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Another Steamboat Disdsier.-Loss of Lite. The New Orleans Bulletin of the l7th inst. says: "The steamer MissOurian, on her pas- sage from New Orleans to this place, colaps- ed ono of her fues on Saturday the 4th inst at one o'clock, P. M. whilst rounding out from Glascock's Island, 25 miles below Natchrz, | by which accident filtecn persons were badly scalded. The following persons have since dird-Mr. Booth. of St. Louis, deck passen- ger; Mr..JOhnson, do; s out 0f7 of a Ger

 man family. names not recollt eted; John Curtis, deck hand; and w. Aicheson, Gd cook. One man was blown over board, name not known. All lthe cabin passengers and of- ficers of the boat. with the exception of the 2d engineer, escaped unhurt. Capt. Myres. of the steamer Arab, brought the M. down. and rendered them all the assistance that lay iu his p0wer."