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Posr OFFICE REsIGNA1IoNs.--W noticed some
ten days ago, that great number OF the country
postmasers particularly those in the west had rosgn-
ed in consequence of the oppressive dminuon of their
emoluments under the law, and that designations
were daily pouring in On recent visit to the Depart
ment gratifed to learn that there had been
very considerable falling off in the number OF with
dawss from the service and that the Inconvenience ap
pretended from the anticipated general resignation ny
the small Offices will not be serious as we had ira-
gined The order of the Postmaster General which we
published in the Union, allowing postmasters Tor the
ring the quarter OF last year has checked
the dlsposition TO resign, which was generally mani
tested a few weeks ago; the only curtament of com
pensation now being the loss OF the fanking privilege
= Washington Union, July 81.