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NR. EnlroR-is il not too provoking 10 be disappointed n the mail, for every hae snow storm, and shower of rain, as Inc peo- pie ot the river counties are, under our pre- senl mai arrangement. And il iS more par ticua lv 50, at this moment, when we were anticipating the pleasure of seeing what the Memphis Convention bad proposed, isr the advancement of the me e>tS of lhe Soah and " st. But, painful as such a di-appaint- ment is, wcafe doomed to bear the suspense, il seems, without the hope of redress, and. f was for the interest taken in that measure, that makes failure of the mail at this mo- ment so annoying. We had Hope, ai least, that the SouthweSleru Convention, held at Memphis on the l2th ult., had recommend ed the measure of carrying the United States mail. on the Arkansas river in steam boats. 10 the favorable consideration of the Post