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NEW ORLEANS. Oct zZU.

 The Schooner Philadelphia, which sail ed from Aransas, Texas, on the 9th inst, arrived this morning. She has on. board about 40 emigrant passengers from Powers colony, on the Mission river, Texas. We learn from a passenger on board that they are completely disgusted with the country, that near all the colony, principally composed of Irish, had been sick with the fever, and that namber of deaths had ta- ken place among them-it is further stated that 1t is the intention of all the colonists to leave the country as soon as possible. Those who came passengers in the Phlla- delpha were more or less afflicted with fever and ague when they left, but were rapidly recovering.

 We hope that some steps will be taken by our liberal minded citizens ta mitigate the distresses Of these unfortunate emi- grants. CoT;cr.