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Peny Dsspotisn.-An order has gone forth from the Superintendent of the United States Armory, at Springfield, Mass. "fol bidding the Anorers to open book paper, or letter oi any kind, or to receive book, paper or letter of any klnd while n the shps, and prohibiting all news carl iers fOm delivering their papers ai the public buildings" It is proper enough for public officers insist upon those who are in the government enpl'y devotng business hours to the business of the go, ernmeni and not to spend it in reading either books or papers, an enjoyment they p,rtake of in the hours of leisure at their homes But to prohibit workmen from renewing letters and papers, and forbidding carriers from delivering them, is such an illibera and yrannical spirit as ought not to he tol. rated. The humbest workman has rights we'll as the Superintendent and if he suffers letters and papers to come to himself at the pubic building, he has right toprohbt them from others. We observe by the Baltimore Sun, that similar order has been issued by the Superintendent at Harpers Ferry. If the facts are as represented both these officers are unfit for their stations. We have something more to say upon the subect.-Pbla- delpha Ledger.