cor,e.poudenee of the ar.an.a. In,elIiseneer.
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WAsniseroy CRY, d. c., July 2s.
N,,s Postage Lar-Rrs,ores Rsmorais--Ne'rs


from Teras-Aiarn Of FIe--Fire an Ne@


York- Change Of Feather.


The new law reducing postage has now been
in opera,ron almost month, andit is feafed 'i''
the exl erimen, will provo failure, at least 'he
increase of letters has not justified the expectations
OF the friends of the measure. ! hope inc sys'
TEN may succeed, as regard il as very i'npor,
iant measure to tAt people, reform aiiesu'9 -"
classes. PcrhapsAhe correspondence ma! W.,
crease and the office BE- sustained with the hoipo'
our appropriation for year or TWO.


We have rumors OF many removals aOoht 10 oe
made; the numbers vary; some names are neh-
toned and think there is some Truth IN tue ru'
mors the first of August viii tell ALL You
know am not favorable TO removals geheFaty,
but | think there are several oilcers here WHO
have forgotten the relation they bear to the pnh-
lie, and the sooner TIM, relation is destroyed the
better. A few have been IN so long that they I'M.
agine they have property in their oihces, ana
that no one else could fill their offices, and they
assume a certain dignity. and all that, with the
Presidents leave, | would instantly remove all
such whether whig or democrat. The Offices
are for the convenience Of the public. and those
occupying them. from tho President down 10 'he
runners and porlers, are all servants of that pub
lie and should demcan themselves as such or be
discharged.


The late mails brought us the action Of the
convention Mt Austin tho . Fourth : we are nc
longer two nations, then let us be one. Texas
will be admitted as State early in the session.
with very few dissenting voices. The time for
objection has passed BY


A window curtain in the National Hotel taking


fire few evenings since, caused much alarm
but was speedily exlinguished. The papers arc
full of fire in n. York and The incidents, &c.
Several lives were lost and among them, that Of I
merchants clerk who had gone in aud got tho
boo,s under his arm and bag of goldin his hant
and was on, of the building, when the walls fol
crushing him on the threshold, when found. al
was burned, save the gold.


The weather hos been quite changeable durin!
the last few days and we have been refreshed wit!
rain. ARKANSAS.