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Extract from Icras.-"I am now on nv way
home; and so soon as the furry is over, will tror-
bic you with few lines on Texas. | was the
principal part Of the time in the eastern part OF
the country; and let me ask if such be the country
here, what must it be in the middle section and
$. w.? was perfectly charmed with it, and
boldly say that it has not been overrated but ra-
ther that it has not been appreciated. Imagine to
yourself vast alluvial dcposite, well tc.bered on
the numerous water-courses which intersects the
surface, afording one Of the finest soils, accord
ing to climate, affordng fine crops of cotton, SUI
gar, indigo, corn and Notwithstanding in it.
self the means of rcsuscitation, if it were ever
possible TO exhaust it, i'll its fine marls and lime
composition. Conceive, also, immense deposites
Of iron, coal, plumbago, copper, as also silver
mines, probably gold aso-and all these advanla-
ges capped by a delightful climate, and YOU may
infer the mineral and agricultural wealth of the
country. As to society and morals, the state of
the country for defence, the administration of the
government, and the state of agriculture, was
agreeably disappointed to find them far better than
could have expected. "--Sar.