POST OFFICES.
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mi ,r,ount of the losses sustained through
,of,ult;nq postmasters, has amounted, IN my 80
- e11O40 The Wings exult over TINS a.'an'
.bsT do over all others injurious to the puono W.
s,re Thew make it an argument agans! 'he ouD
Treasury system, and in favor OF tne ~ s,,
But it should be borne in mlnd 'la' "--'
J,reosyyers of the Post Office Depaf'uisn.' aioun'
n 70 twelve thousand, have only eAnottea 'ne oe-
e. ,hove stated. one Deposlte Bank alone, the
pa ,is ~ as Co,mbia, at Washington is defaulter to
the amount of $215,2SE


Ga. pEAcocx.-The United States ship


~ ~ - srrived at Norfolk on the 26th ult. after q
zoe of 81 days from Bahia. She has been ab-
l~nt p two years and six months, having been IN
that perod SCI days sea, and have sailed 81 l2S
lies Though five epidemics have passed through
the ship, during her absence, the number OF deaths
has been only ten. The Beacon gives the fol-
lowing account of the places visited by this ship
The Peacock sailed from New York on the Esd ol
anrl 1885, and has circumnayigated the world
touching at Rio Janeiro, Zanzibac, Muscat, Bonn
hav. Cevlon Java, Sychang Islands, Syam, Cochir
china and Macao in China She sailed thence
Iupe Esd, 1886, for the United States, via Cap
Horn, touching at the Boniu and Sandwich Islands
Monterey in Upper California Masathu, San Bias
and Acapulco, Mexico Payda, Huacho; Calla
and Pisco in Peru 8 Juau Fernandez and Valparaiso
remaining some months on the coast of South A
merica, whence, after the arrival of the North Car
olina, she sailed for Norfolk. Twenty-Five distress
ed American seamen have been brought from Ri
Janeiro, as passengers, in addition to a numbe
shipped in different parts in the cruise. The Pc;
cock was commanded by X. Stribling, esq. carryin
the broad penant of Edmund P. Kennedy, es.
Commodore.