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The New Orleans Cosrier of Tuesday evening. on the French sIde states that letter has been reeeiV- ed hy commercial house in that city from Toblsco' which states that proclamation, dated Jonua. De cember 27, had been made by Den Miguel Bruno, calling upon the inhabitants of the Departmen. to 'e- cnnd the movement ofParedes, and making honorS' ble mention of Gen. Sentmanat. A postscript to the same communication says that news had just been received oi the complete rout of Santa Anna near the city of Mexico. by the forces under Paredes.

 STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN.--The steamboat Pose- mac, Capt. A. Brooks, while coming up the Bay ,es- tcrday morning, and when just opposite the bower part of the cit, burst her starboar' boiler. Weun- dersland that one, probably two Tep, deck haods it is sad were drowned. The pilot and engineer re- ccivel some injury and the captain had narrow es- ca; 0 from the chimney which fell where he stood. The boat is represented old one, and was just from New-Orleans, her first trip. The accident is attributed 10 the action of the salt water upon the boilers. We have pieces of tho salt quai Tor of sn inch thick, which had csked inside of her bo,I- ors.

 PRIVATE ExPREssHs.--UsnedS States MsiLs.-It appears from the Charleston and NewYork papers tha, arrangements are heinz entered into by which the Uniied States mails are to be outsiripped and anticipated on ilIe entire rouie between New-York and Mobile. The enterprise is creditable 10 indisi dual energy. but it's reflects the utmost dis credit upon lhe government II i. humiliating 10 our price citizens to lhe post office department ol great nation, with all I's and resources. literally oudolF and distanced by individual enter prise, Al an oulIa, ol few thousand dolsra But there considerations of public character sddrss- sng themselves 10 the pubic interest, that we trust may arouse the government 10 the necessity of hiking lhs matter in hand for public protection. A private express anticipating tho mails and leaving the mass of letters behind, will always derango the markets; aud in ths oi foreign arrlva is liabs to con slant abuse for private purposes, and open toron- stunt suspicion o( unsIr use. An opporIune failure, or u suppression of returns would afford the oppdrtu- nity for unfair speculation, and unsels and embsr- russ the basis oi business transactions-an evil oi enormous magnitude. such government is bound to provide against and defeat.

 The Postmaster General Is now VIC undersIsnda at Charleston, and we trust this matter will attract and engage his early attention. The time lost by the mad is principally between the terminus of te Georgia Rail Road and this ely. over which spase it i. transported in .tagss. We understand that twelve hours might be saved between this place and Montgomery w,tnou, any difficulty, and as many at least to the east of that point.

 