Show iziver intelligence the river at this point receded about two 4 tut feet yesterday by our mark and was still i falling bloat at 9 last night we ive have haie alid 1 the tse last hi hish h water we will vill have this so 80 far as the river ilver is 13 concerned ed we 1 season tease are glad to learn that no material damage was done though it ran over the banks in many places laces 4 the pie tally bail democrat of the says 14 1 inesti meeting of the missouri river steam lost loat association was held yesterday and doubtless business of 0 importance was trans acted it was rumored that great changes are maturing rna turing in regard to the rundin rum ing of the boats in future and that the ass association I 1 will be dissolved it if it has not already preliminary to the formation of another line of i twelve oats boats to leave dally daily for st joseph lils it is rumored also that the hannibal and st joseph railroad will or have proposed f to compromise with the missouri river packets ets by raising their prices and withdraw 3 arg their omaha packets and also their t packets thus vacating the river to the legitimate earners here is is no do doubt considerable foundation about persons v were ere on the train of are ise 50 60 have been taken from the ruins jid and 50 or 60 more are wounded or es 04 tta unhurt the rest nut nt heard from as met kjof of the dead were drowned in the rans nae it is feared that others riot not heard isna have lost their lives in in the same man nr 4 mr bliss the president of the road and hr hiram sibley bibley one of the Direct directors urs were in the sleeping car and escaped aired ire the engineer arid and fireman both nand lamed chulch of laporte killed hartwell lar twell of toledo and babington b ba baggage ag master were vere also killed i I 1 inthe the baggage car C IV smith road load master killed mrs airs E P gillett and ebil dof stone mills dead E P gillett but little hurt W 11 II gillett cortland N Y miSSi missing Dg the name of the dead it is impossible to obtain ahe wounded are fred miller ind E al knapp hudson wis lis miss hattie knapp auburn A Y j K R gardner jonesville janesville Jones ville mich alich chas sheran boston augustus white holmes valle ind vm flannery P lif myers P quinn guinn C anderson V R anderson all of ainsworth ill A D piser chicago D I 1 rhodes liodes ceveland eland miss A moore free lort mr ir and mrs A J jurry brooklyn i Y C jackson cjackson and miss C al elder wis oscar wahpeton Was peton rockford d ill III Wal walworth woth father and son on add adrian an 11 G bennett Bennt tt adrian 4 thos hisham train boy dead M II if legan wife and daughter reckford Ruc kford ill lay isy lady r dy b badly adly hart daughter not yet found S 0 abose rose coldwater Lol dwater slightly injured jesse dyling louisville warren county pa subtly W J hawk charleston va slightly C yard and wife otsego county r slightly A van dycke wife arid and four children warren county 0 0 he and we one child badly burnt stephen H arnold decater iowa badly hurt W H weller milwaukee slightly 11 obrien chicago slightly IV N connell slightly mary coats youngstown 9 t 0 slightly olmstead leg miss D A porter hudson mich slightly the following are not hurt lewis heller strasburg pa john heck rome jones county B IV tait susquehanna depot J L K gardner chicago henry crease philadelphia al white de kalb ill S arn told lold brother of the wounded arnold cal un im hagan MiN milwaukee aukee citizens of south bend and ka i amed out en masse to assist the wounded sul id search for the dead one lady was carried down the stream towards the river but lodged in a airee tree I 1 top and heard several float by crying for 0 h help col p the engineer edginee had been running over the Ind from efrom laporte each way carefully the train was not running taster faster than ten tell or I 1 twenty anty m miles iles per hour the train going test aest had bad p passed assed over the embankment safely at 8 30 P dr the united express had over 30 hw in in their safe which A broke to pieces by the collision but the agent here has found most bost of it in the ruins ruins oue one of the through mail bags was found i starle beai atie river two hundred yards from the treal keal whether others are lost cannot be told tie the ravine is is about t twenty enty five feet deep and seventy five to one hundred feet wide the light was very dark and there was a gurve rne in inthe the ro readjust ad just before the embankment was reached for wr these rumors no association boat left Jest yesterday erday but as the association has an agreement gre ement nent with the pacific railroad t to 0 h have e ati one ie beat every day at jefferson cit city tin until the of january 1860 we believe tiie the soul som art agreed to call there tonight to night the roena wena has laid up and we could learn noth I 1 I 1 4 g in regard to the immediate movements it if some 1 je the other boats i the weather was exceedingly warm yesterday causi g a sweltering that was any thin ling but pleasant at st louis the river was rising slowly in the but the upper mississippi was ailing from st paul to dubugue dubu Dub ulue aue ahe 1110 democrat also has the following in I 1 bation oil to the burning of the C IV SL sc lart bart ahe the C W bobart loaded at this port for the lie Aliss missouri ourt river and started at a quarter I 1 to w five for st joseph having her usual us lal complement of officers and cabin and crew A very ty few minutes had bad elapsed N when hen the she was waa sean by persons on the levee to approach the city float floating ng at random in the current and enveloped in in flames inflamed this drew an immense concourse of people to the wharf who ga izing Izing upon the passing mass 0 of smoke and fire saw it taken in fit tow by the ferryboat ferry boat and towed to a point on the illinois thore shore where it could do no injury the ferryboat ferry boat bung being the one furnished with the powerful fire engine pla played ed upon it with no apparent effect as toe e hull 1 I 1 appeared to burn with dap theard much v vigor or until nothing 0 ing remained but a t smoking ard charred ruin rum upon the surface I 1 0 of the water we e are glad to be able to state with absolute certainty that everybody on oil board escageda escaped unhurt T the ohio was rapidly rising at pitts burg I 1 |