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Dreadfd Hurricane.-We suhjoin the following extract from letter received by q mercantile friend in this city, from Mata- moros, giving an account of a dreadful hur- ricane which occurred there on he 18th instant. True American of Sept. 24ih.

 "The damage in the town itself was severe enough more than three hundred houses have suffered severely: many fell down entirely: among others the barracks, causing the death of several soldiers. Others remain in tottering condition, and must be taken down. Several new unfn- ished buildings fell down entirely. Num- hers of fences and roofs were blown away and scattered all over town. The riolence