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 WE have seen letter, addressed to gen. tleman in this Territory, from one of the tra- ders who left Fort Smith Inst year, under the command of Mir. Coffee, of that place, for the purpose of trading with the Cumanehes and other Indians of the prairie. The letterstates that the party was eneamped, on the second of January last, on the bank Of Red River, about eighty miles above the Cross Timbers-that their fort s-as nearly completed, and their prospects were fattering. The Cumanche and Wequa chiefs had been in to trade with them, and were to return in about fifteen dlys with q large company of their followers.- The traders were to commence building boats in few days, and intend to raise corn and have garden this year. The health of the party had been very good.

 