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The Sunday mal east of New York has been ti.
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The Sunday mad east of New York has been dis continued. The Boston (whig) Courier thus speak. to the Postmaster Duehing this arrangement;

 (" So we are to have no Southern mail on Mouda, during the remainder of Mir, Francis P. Granger. administration-which we hope will be short one and the shorter the better He was never made fol any thing but a political demagegue, and owes hli present position to his everlasting clamor for office like some others who have succeeded in obtaining important places, [, which they had earthly cain nor qualification, except their skill in the accom- plshed scenee of nendicity. It might be, well4as conseduepce of thi1 new arrangement of the mails for the publishers of the morning papers in this city to issue one on Sunday morning, and publish none or Tuesday, What do the auctoneefs, merchants, anC traders sayto this suggesion?"