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BosToN PosT OFFIcE.--One of the city papers Of
Saturday, publishes an extract from letter receiv-
ed from Boston, complaining of the late hour in
which the Southern mail arrives and is distributed
at the Post office in that city.


The complaints about the late arrival of the
mails, are always just cause of complaint. We
complain when the Southern mail arrives here as
late as it did yesterday.


The grievances complained of, however, in the
first and closing paragraphs in the article on Satur-
day, are rather absurd and incorrect


We are informed by the mail agent who delivered
the mail into the Post Office, that it was IL O'Clock
and So minutes, when the mail reached the Office in
Boston, and at halfpast IL oclock-35 minutes there.
after-the delivery windows were opened, as short
a time as our Post Office can accomplish the busi-
ness. We like fair play.


STEAM SHIP CAMBRIA, left Boston on Monday for
Halifax and Liverpool in charge of her first officer
Captain Judkns goes out as passenger, being still
too unwell to command The G. has 70 passengers
and large mail. The Great Western took out 100
passengers and larger mail Among the passen-
gers in the 9. is the Hon r. B. Rhen Of Charles
ton, S. G.