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MAILs-ExPREss The mails commenced on Sunday running on the Summer schedule, and are now due here at II o'clock PM. instead of Il AM the day subsequent, heinz twelve hours faster thau the winter arrangement.

 The department has also stopped it's express be- tween Covnston, Ga, and this place, after running long enough to break down lhe p,ivnte expresses (which the object a putting it on) it now leaves the community to the lender nercies of the sssluw mail." Private capital cannot be expected 10 con- tend with the U. $. Treasury in the expensive game ofputing and taking of ''stock" aud mus, give in. We understand, however, that ilie "Crescent City Go. will again stock the line, and we trust the Government will have the fairness to let well alone, If it ntereres, continue an enterprise of such value to the community.

 The department also makes further exhibition of it's petty tyranny in attempting to stop the Cresehns express between lhis city and Mobile and in harrassids the projectors o the enterprise with arrest. Mr. O'Callalma passed through this city on Sunday under the charge of U. $ Marshal, on his way to Washington, 10 answer 10 the high crime and msdenenanor of beating Mir. Wicklf's tor toise moving arrangements.

 This is sheer persecution on tbe part of the De- partment aside from the loss of time, anno, ance, and temporary inconvenience 10 Mir. O'Callaian, the Department effect nothing. The boats on this river have been private expresses from tune nme- morla, carrying sealed letters, &c, without molesta- lion from Government Mont. Adv.