From the New. York Sun of the a7,h ult.
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PRIVATE EXPRESS TO NEw-ORLEANs.-Our notice or Tuesday, headed 'Prvale Express to New Orleans wanted, l." has led to the organization of Pyipate Express for the Leneft of all who please to pay for its services Packages parcels and letter, will be carried through between New. York aud New Orleans at least two days advance of the ma Il and often whole week m advance. The new line is 10 be under the management of gentlemen well known to the public Express proprietors. Not the least benefit of this new Express will be an accolnmoda. ton alike to all the New-Yurk papers. without dis

 tInct privileges to any. Abiding to the change in the Southern Mail, lbe Cheraw Gazette of the l7Ih instant says:-"We have been obligingly favored with ihe purusa of an official letter from the Post Office Department at Washington, by which we learn that from and after the ls of January nexi the Great Northern and Southern Mail will be transported by way of Raleigh Cheraw and Columbia, instead of by Wilmington and Charleston. in consequence of the refusal of the Wilmington and Charleston Company to continue their present service alter that date"