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Mr. Adams-sEa,iGg is aD Gmussmsntt to which the youth of our country are passOnateiy attached ;-bu it is OI all nuusemenis the most dangerous. The dis asIers which have befalles steam boats appalling; the country alive the sSer,and it wil be avert. ed f Legislatures do their duy. But no winter pass- es withOat witnessing fatal accidents from skat- ing upon nOrthen waters than from bursting Oi boilers. Ispeak of the waters Of the Mississippi and its tributary s,reams-Gny remark is confined the DOrtISean section Of cOUn,ry. With a faint hope that the ateo,iOn paren,s may be called the subject and the waste Of youthful life arresi- ed. you requested publish rOnl the N. Y. Daily Advertiser account of aDpt distressing accident which recently occurred in that ely. The youth aaS- ed was grandson of the Hon. B. TaIlmadge of shs village. B.

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