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The following communication, which we take from the National Intelligencer, shews the speed with which the Mail is to be transported in the South for the ensuing year.

 "Travellers who wish to visit the City of Wash lngton, and any of the commercial cities in the At

 antlc States, as Tuscaloosa, Al. Huntsville, AL and Nashville, Ten &c. are respectfully informed that 1t they take passage in the line of Mail Steamboats and Stages that ply between the cities of New-Or- leans and Mobile, they can, through a connected line of Mail Post Choaches, go to any point above named The Mail Steamboats at present leave N. Orleans every Monday, Wednesday,, and Friday, at P. M; persons who wish to take the line must be in readiness either at the Basin or at Richardsons Hotel, Cont Street, at the above hour they will reach Mobile the next morning, and they will reach Augusta, Ga. under the Post Master Generals new regulations, in seven days; Washington City in twelve days and half and New-York city in fifteen days. The travellers for Montgomery Al. (ya Mo bile,) &c will reach that place in four days, Tus- caoosa in six days, Huntsville in eight days, and Nashville Tenn. in ten days. It is expected that the speed will be increased one day more to all the above places before this month ends. Safe and comfortable Steamboats and Post coaches are pro- vided-good horses and careful dri CTS -.

 Travellers can go by the above route with great CT comfort and speed than by any other route. de- cidedly; and the citizens of Alabama cannot find any route as convenient certain, and expeditions as this