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1 The Cholera has been bad in Powers and Austin's Colonies, Texas. It was brought there by the passengers of the schooner New Packet, which sailed from this place about the middle of May last, t,they havngiton board, and permitted to land at the Copino, (Aransas.) Ii spread through the country and entered the town of Labude, which contained almost 250 or 275 inhabitants, and in three days there were l45 cases, 40 proved fatal. MT. Coban, the collector, fell victim, and also two American phy- sicians that resided there, names not recoi- lected. It appeared in the town of War low the first part of July, and it was said that nearly half of the inhabitants died of a large number of Manche Indians there, not one escaped. The people fled from their houses to the bushes and prairies.- About the 10th of July, Mir. Dileyon and son died near the Lavacca.

 Papers from Brazoria, rceived by the Empress, with dates up 10 the 26th July, reports the country generally healthy. From this circumstance, 1t Is presumed the extent of the disease was limited to the immediate vicinity oi the iavacca river.

 .N Orleans Buiistin.