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STEAMBOAT DlsAsTER.-Through the poteness
Of Messrs. Scot, White 4. Co., we were shown
letter from Capt. Elliott, by which we learn that
the p. H. White had the misfortune to break her
tiller rope on the night of the 30th u.., the boat
being thus rendered unmanagable. In this con-
dition, she drifted on the sand bar opposite Ne.
Leans Bottom. The water is still falling away
from her, and until the river rises, it will be im-
possible to get her off.


AT the request of the Captain, f.tboat was
sent Gown, on yesterday morning, for the pur.
pose of distributing the freight at the various
points to which it is consigned.


Capt. Elliott is entitled to great credi, for his
prompt proceedings. Immediately after tho ac-
eaaiA bs deysea plan to ge the sreighs e i5s
of the shippers TO carry out his plan. His prompt.
ness will save loss and delay to the shippers, who
will no doubt appreciate such efficiency.


The shippers in Van Buren, are Messrs. Wal
lace e. Ward. Morill = Marean. Scott, White e.
Co., E. B. Bishop. Henry & Cunningham, and
John Austin.