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The Washington correspondence fthe Charleston Courier contains the following remarks on the sub- ject of the mailsan the telegraph:

 'Tbe irregularities of the mails have now become source of great annoyance. The mail from New York fails two or three times week, and the sou. hern mail has always been very irregular. As 10 the telegraph we have, in the New York papers, a long array of affidaviis showing hatit perverted the purpose of fraudulent speculation. ltis certain that Il IS an instrument extremely liable to abuse, espe- clally while Il remains private monopoly. The di- rectors and managers are not responsible for what they communcate,and they nlay,if they choose, mo. nopolise the of the telegraph themselves or can sell the exclusive privilege of it's use 10 fraudulent spectators. But if the directors are honest, still and then cut off the communication, IS to prevent any one from sending the correct information. As the matter now stands, telegrophic information Is looked upon with suspicion.