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EMIGRATION. Enc tide of emigra- tion, IS .lil rapidly, and with increasing fuilncss, pouring into our country. The roads fromthc Attakapas and Red river country, are reported to De literally GOV cred with wagons, part Of which are dai- ly arriving at San Felipe, with numer- ous families.

 The schooner Sahine, which arrived at this port last week, brought 65 pas sengers, consisting of 40 men and D women and children. Two othcryes sels arc daily expected, freightcd with e,nlgrans. So cheering and promising a slate of things could hardly have been anticipated by tile most sanguine and zeaieus friends of Texas. The popula tion of the country, now our leading visa, and the object which should con sttnte our foremost subject of domestic policy, is going on with a grand march aud the future emigrationm proceed ata very advanced ratio, for the means are daily multiplying, ofmaking known the boundlcss resources, and the many attractions of interest present in this country. Each new settler is an insiru- ment to inform his friends and ncighbor. hood of the almost unimagiaahle advan. tages with which nature has endowed and hlessed. this region. concealed. hs 2. strange ignorance of the country. until this late da,