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TExAs.-By recent arrival we have received se- veral communications from correspondent in the interesting Colony of Austin. It.continues to aug ment in population the extent at this time reaching over six thousand souls; and in other respects ad- vances in prosperity. Good order prevails and this new community is rapidly settling down to the con- dition of well regulated society.

 The products of the earth Ithis season are repre- sented 10 be abundant, for all the wants of the Co., lony,-Corn is plenty, and the Cotton crop is said to exceed any previous year.

 Although the population continues to increase as was observed, emigration received some check with ln the last eighteen months, by the operation of a law of the Mexican Government, passed in April of astHyear. The excitement of that Government against Mir Poinsett is we'll remembered. The Co., vernment at that time entertained oplnlons highly injurious to the integrity of the.Government of the United States, suspecting it of improper designs up- on Texas; and believing MT Poinsett engaged in attempting to further them by secret intrigues.- These prejudices, and the consequent dislike ex- tended to the citizens of country, had exhibited themselves in the embarrassing law alluded to- The present agent of our Government to that, is said to have produced correct sentiments towards us-to have accomplished a great change in their feelings, and the Mexican Government being now satisfied of the loyalty of the Colonsts, it is expect ed these measures will be soon relaxed.

 Mobile Patriot.