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CooL.-" Mir. CIay's numerous corespon- dents throughout the United States will bear in mind that his privilege Of franking and re- ceiying letters free of postage, expired with the assembling of the present Congress, and will remain suspended until the 4th day of March, lS45.' x. r. Tribune

 And forever thereafter; unless Congress, in commiscration of the bitter disappointment that awaits him, should confer upon him the " "lranking privilege" in order that the nume- rous letters of condolence on his defeat, may have free access to him.