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u A letter from Cairo, H., dated 10th inst,
says that the steamboat Harry of the West from
St. Louis for New-Orleans, grounded 10 miles
above Cape Girardeau. She swung round against
the bank and came near sinking; but she was
saved by throwing overheard leo or 200 tons OF
freight, which llghtened her stern up and stopped
the leak. The cargo thrown overheard consisted
Of tobacco, bacon, castor OIL hemp, &c. After
some time she proceeded on her voyage.