We have seen letter from MT. VIlliam Pelhan', the Surveyor appointed on the part of the U. States, to run the boundary line between this Territory and Louisiana, to gentleman in this place, dated, Near Lake Port, (.a T9 -Nop. 27, 1890. Mr. P. says,--ss We have been here three weeks, after waiting 12 days for the Commissioner from Louisiana. Col. Conway left here ior Natchez, to obtain quadrant for as- certaining the latitude; we are hourly expecting his return. Judge MeCrumnen, the Surveyor from that state has been here, and notwithstanding Col. Crane has not made his appearance, he, in conjunc- sion with us, has determined to proceed gith the lines