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 The Postmaster General a,,en.. count for the acknowledged de6risa the funds of his department, by ,, that a large number ofaev n,al.r0Il.' \ recently been established, the s,os.'1 '' which are not at present sulfiejentm '. expenses. in reply to this, Wsbrsss1 $, remarked, that even allowing the sb1. of transportation upon the new rn,l., a dead loss, the fact wiInot aeeaiat half of the debt in which the Post X said to be involved. This assertlo,,s at once substantiated. Maj. Barr s,n| his official report of 1880, that ds .Is cost of carrying the mail by hose q s| IS but i've cents, and by stage but ti,,l) cents per mile. Taking thls estnss whole expense of the Increased Isisl that have been afforded to the cOnrl ring the last year, would scarcely anaE a hundred thousand dollars. This snI tt remembered, would cover the eaus PeIse, eUess Hsc new fVuies cida0I aa c single farthing of postage Hor,a can the late extensIonof post-roaAk ku sldered as the true cause of deihai which no one estimates at less thni hundred thousand dollars, and which confidently believed by many, will h fall short of a million.

 Louisville Journal and Iea