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TIE WAY THE EASTERN MAILS ARE DIsTRI- RUTED.-Thc mail fron Portland lnr Brunswick, Me- few days since, lashcd on behind ihe stage at Portland. The bag was well filled with letters aHd papers when put uppn the stage, but on its airi val at Brunswick, Il was nearly empty. On examin- asion, large hole was discovered in the bag through which the letters had been distributed along the road over which the stage hnd trayclledi Such an arrange ment saves the postmastors great dea oi trouble.

 NRw ARRANGEMENT or TIE NAIL-A new schedule has been made of the arrival and departure of the Northern mail, by which the Wilmington boat will be due at half past s o'clock A. NJ. and will generally reach here sufficiently early tp despatch the great Western mail by the Rail Road Heretofore the Ncw-York mail was due here in 6S lours--the time by the schedule will be extended to S5 hours. so ihattlcre will be less excuse for failures Charles ton Mercury

 Intelligence from Africa to the 1st of October, has just been received by an arrival al New York. It ap pears that the British cruisers are still engagcdin the insulting task of overbaulus American vessels, and showing their insoencc To the officers and crew. The William, while at C.alenas, was boarded by II. E. M Dolphin. The seamen of Ile Dolphin broke open the matches of the schooner and ovcihaucd tho cargo, using insulting language to all on board. The Dol plin has boarded three or our other American ves sels and treated their officers in a very lnsoeni ncr.

 The African Luminary says that the cruisers have been instructed by their government 10 refrain from searching vessels sailing under the United States colors and having American papcrs.-[ Bait. Rep.

 The Trustees of the University of Ahn,ma, elect cd, on yesterday, the Rev. Mr. SIMMEs, of Virginia, Pl ofessor of English Literature and Execution, in that institution.