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Had the greut revolution of lS40 not occurred. what would have been the condition of the public property nij the p,ibic treasury about these days? The fol- lowing affrds some indications = "

 PosT OfFlcE WAsTE-The expenditure for leather md canvass mail.bags such heavy charge on the Department i,nt instructions addressed hy tre Post Master General to agents on different piris on the subject. The answers to ths address are he. ginning io come in. which deyelope the waste. One Pos, Master writes ." found. from the dissection of two chair cushions, occupied by two former clerks, ten canvass bags enclosed, and ahOut the bcr devoted 10 other cessary purposes about the office" Another says. '" have observed the can vnss bags were used for the transportation of grain and meal fW horses." From another comes this ac. stage drivers fR canvass bags 10 keep their curryng apparatus in, and when refused they seemed quite dspleased, and remarked 1t had nlways been the custom to furnish lhens wiIh what they wanted. '--r. .I ~. '... ... ., . N. Y. Jour cf Com.