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Helena, March ls.- .utssissiippi Lands.-- We have never witnessed, in any country, such rage for lands, as prevails at the pre- sent time for the lands on, and adjacent to, the Mississippi. IL appears that they are just beginning to be correctly appreciated. No doubt can be entertained as to their n- trinsic value, and it will not be long before the banks of that noble river (the Niissis- sippD willbe crowded with an industrious and enterpizing people.

 It is found that a large quantity of the Mississippi lands will fa! into the hands of large spectators, which Is the only ciseum- stance that can occur to impede the pro- gress of tieir settlement. Thousands of acres are diily being entered at the Land office at this place, and we hope that the most of the lands which have been entered, will be settled and improved.-Heratd.