To OUR PArnoss.-We have received the fol
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To OUR PATRoSs.-We have received the fol-
lowing complaint -


j. @. BESrKrr, Esq


DEAR SIR


We are backward to find fault with any thing in rea-
ton to excellent Journal but the complaints
such constant and daily occurrence consrain-
cd at last to notice them The greater part of our board
crs being business men wish their papers early half
past or o'clock at the latest and very many Of them
they will discontinue IT, IL they have II at an
earlier hour than or O'Clock In the forenoon The
carriers tell Is not their fault for they find impos-
sbe to get them at the once without waiting in some
stances or two hours There fourteen Heralds
taken at house in all We are very well aware that
you can remedy this evil at moments notice.


Yours, very Respectfully,


BENSON & HODGES per Robinson


CanLroS Housr, New York, June ,, is46.


We should be sorry to lose our friends in the
Carlton House, but we think we shall have re-
medy in few days. The cause of the delay
arises from the lateness of the hour at which we
receive the Washington and Southern news-ge.
neraliy about ii or IL O'Clock at night. The
magnetic telegraph, which will be complete in a
few days between New York and washington
VIII remedy that matter. After it goes into full
operation, we can receive all our Washington
and Southern news as early as 8, 9 and 10 O'Clock
AT night. We can then go to press sooner, serve
our carriers sooner, and our patrons will be sup
Piled at an earlier hour. Will this dol