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MoRn DlsAsrERs.--The U. States steamer, Gen. lzaFd in attempting to ascend the Wythacooche with supplies fer the depot got aground at the mouth o tie rYe with her bows the bank on one side, and her stern on the oteT and feet water in the middle of the channel In this awkward position they remained till the tide went out, when her centre tmbers gave way and she broke down. Her stores being mostly vet t IS supposed will be saved.

 How she came 10 get into this awkward position, seems to be not well understood It is said that she was made fast over night by bow and stern line and in the morning vas found that hei bow line had been ioosened, and that she had oaed round into the posi- tlon above stated MT. Nobody appears to have done the deed-psrhaps c boId amd crallg Se1ninole.