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Dreadfal Erplosioa.-The Albany Even ing Journal contains an account of a terrible explosion, in powder-mill at High Falls, about seven miles from Catskill. It occurred on Wednesday afternoon, at about o'clock. There were sir persons in the building at the time of the explosion, all of whom were blown 10 atomst Some 300 kegs of powder are said to have been in the mill, when the accident occurred. The foreman was indisposed, and the person having charge of the packing and drying house, is supposed to have been in toxcateti The report oi tiire explosion ex- cited considerable alarm at Catskill, many persons taking it for an earthquake. A simi- lar accident occurred at this place, three or four years ago, when four persons were killed.

 The Argus, of yesterday, adds the names of the persons killed, as follows John Cash :; H. Norcutt; Virgil Lown - Hotehkiss; d son of Charles Cash, l2 years of age; and a Swiss, whose name was not learned. The largest part of body that has been found, is the leg of a man from the foot to the knee.