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The steamer Edna, Capt. Phillips, on her down. ward trip from OGachita to this port, blew up on the 4th inst, as she stafting from the landing, opposite the town of Coiambia instantly kill lng twenty or more persons, and severely wCmnding several others Amongst the allied, are;

 Hon. G. Mayo, Judge of the IIth Judicial Dis trct. La.

 Mir L. NJ. DubGy, of Claiborne Parish

 Alr. A. C. tiil, ot Champagnolle, Ark.

 MT O'Neal, and one person name unknown, from South Carolina.

 Mir. J P. Eoss, harkeeper.

 Mir, James Pool pilot at the wheel.

 MT. Olive Mushon. 2d engineer.

 Mr. Austin Stegio carpenter.

 Two deck passengers and eight deck hands and hIemen-nataes unknown.-

 Also, gentleman rem Florida, supposed to be MT. 4. Nj. Jones, r Wounded.

 D. NJ. Johnson, clerk, badly.

 |. Lope, Bastross, La. leg broken. and other wise injured, that ampuiation will be necessary

 MT. r. Miller, Farmefsville, La, atm broken.

 Win. Evans, Unios District, South Carolins slightly.

 DF, J. B. Lewis, slightly.

 MaTtlR Miiiialas, mate, badly ...-y--------.-,-- J. J. Stringer, Biloxi, slightly. Thomas Simpson, slightly.

 John Beard, badly scalded.

 The boat sunk immediately after the accident and nearly every thing on board vas lost. Seven teen oi the bodies had been found on the Sth inst Several ot the wounded have been brought to thi city by the steamer Adairal.--.N. o. Bull