CHESTER ASHLEY.
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Cor. AsnLEY's CoMMITrEE-We again make acknowledgement to this committee, for the suboined letter from Col Ashley The important information that it contains, relative to a change that is about to be efec- ted in our Mail facilities, we deem of the utmost moment to the public We cheer fully give il a place in our columns. regretting that our space is too limited, to permit us to notice it more fully,

 A further correspondence between the P NJ, General and Col. Ashley on this subject is received, but we are compelled to post pone the publication of it.. until next week.

 SENATE CHAMBER,

 March 10th, lS46 To hEe Editor of Me Banner:

 SIR-I enclose herewith copy of com municalion addressed by me 10 the Post Office Department, asking DAILY MAILS, on our principal route to the Mississippi, either 10 mouth of White River or Napoleon, an,l to the South to Fulton, and West to the eastern boundary of the State, and, also, on the main Northern Route. regret that.the State of my health prevented my attention to the matter before the routes were advertised. The Department, however, in the response, informs me that the proprietyof the improce- Aem e'tt De considered dt he lettings. I deem tha, It might be advantageous to pub