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7he stcan,-5oat ALps, has recently been purchased by Col. MILAN, of Tex as, for the special purpose of ascertain- ing whether or not n is practicable, for a boat to pass through the Raft up to the head. and on to Kamisha.

 Col. Milan seems to entertain no doubt of the success of lis enterprise; if he succeeds he will have the honor of taking the first craft of any description through the Raft. The advantages that will arise to this section of country, should the crew be successful, arevastly important, and will be properly anpre. fciated by all. Too much praise cannot be bestowed'o on Col. Milan for his enter fprising genius, and public spirit. The boat embarked on Friday last in neat trim. Passengers on board, Lieut.. Sea well Of tho !. $. $ Army, Army afd George Kincaid, Esq. of Natchitoches. [JNess.