THE POST OFFICE.
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From the report of the Post Master General, we gather the following facts: The length of the post roads in the United States on the first of July last, exclusive of those established by law ofthe last session of Congress, was lO4,- 467 miles, of which there was in the Territory of Arkansas 1889 miles.

 The annual transportation ofthe mail at the same period was, in stages lG,- S22,743 miles; on steam boats 499,3Ol miles; and on horseback and in sulkies 4,9O2,977 miles ;--making a total of 23,625,02l miles. In the Territory of Arkansas the amount of transportation during the year, was i93, ,076 miles.

 The increase of transportation within the year ending July lst. 1882, was, in stages and steam boats 1893, ,696 miles; and on horseback and in sulkies ,, ,i02,- 633 miles.

 The revenue of the Department, from lst July, 1881, to Both June, lS32. amounts ts to s g. 2.,.5s,!; 255s 5;7ao IT r.

 Expenditures during the same time 0,2GG, 100 B.

 Making an excess ofexpenditure ovel