po.t Office Oppression.
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The Tribune goes to press at : o'clock a. W.
and our Northern Mail can be got ready, II de-
aired. bv 4 A. M. But the Northern Man is
closed at the Post Office here at . T. M. aud
despatched at midnight; 50 that 1t IS t"e"ty
hours after our papers ought to go OFT before lhey
are started.


OF this, however, we have not hitherto com
blamed, because we were accustomed to hire The
transportation of our papers to Albany and there
mail them-(usually on the evening of the day
OF publication, and betore they could leece Ns'c-
York By MALL AS we paid this transportation
to Albany ourselves and then our subscribers P'ld
the Post Office just as much for carrying the rest
Of the way as for the whole distance, we thought
shere could be no objection. But this course IS
now forbidden; the Housatonlc Rallroad, under
threats of prosecution from the Department, has
forbidden the transportation of our papers by that
route SO they must perforce go the whole dis
tance by Mail, and be III Albany the second
morning after publication instead OF the hrst
evening. Is this Algiers or Turkey in Asia :?