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The following extract of a letter from a gentleman at Natchez, dated the 24th Aug, will be highly interesting to those who have any design of emigrating to Texas. Mir. Austin's long acquaintance with the affairs of Mexico give great weight to his opinions on the present political state of that coun- ry:- Lou. Pub. .ady.

 sBut Austin seems to think Santa Anna has raised himself to an eminence that 1t will be difficult for him to maintain, and says if he were ever so hostile to Texas he could hardly spare man from the interior to enforce his authority, as his government there, as yet, is only supported at the point ofthebayonet. He thinks 1t cannot last long, and that before another year we shall hear of more insurrections in the interior of Mexico. During ali of which time Texas, being in peace and quietness and receiving con- stant accession of emigrants will be so strengthened, that so far from fearing az gression on the part of Mexico, she will be enabled to dictate terms to her. This is the consummation Austin loeks forward ie, and think it is more than likely myself"