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 The Eastern Mail will hereafter ar- rive three times week. n ondays, Wed- nesdays and Fridays-at II A. M, and close ut P. M. of the same days.

 The 'se editor editor oi the 1azetie flas made his appearance in a publication of better than five columns, in response to an article in OUT last paper transferred from the extra Political intelligencer, in which he abuses Coy. Pope, at round rate. He says, among other things, that the Governor will rot be continued in his office and in fact, that the President has been looking for his resignation for some time. A short year ago, the Gazette was loud in the Govern or's praise-a people were never blessed with so good Governor, according to that paper. But it whistles another tune now. Wonder who pays?

 As coming from that print, it is certainly singular document it: and and e should like ffof all our readers to see 1t, but it's length pre- cludes its publication in our columns.

 

 Tue :. .Rat' Pablicafioas.- did ex- pect, after the castisaion he had received, that our neighbor would have repaired the injury he had done to tic Postmaster at this place, and those upon the route from here to Helena, in his Tuesdays paper But we reekoned without our host the aaneade honorable has not been made. lie has attempted an apology, we admit-but 1t IS very lame one, and leaves the matter precisely where ii was before he touched it. He says---ss we now frankly acknow- ledge that there IS STRONG reason to believe that the Scrip could not have been enelo- sed'' in the letter to Mir. Tollison. What q subterfuge! He has strong reasons to believe that the letter could not have con talned the Scrlpi Does he not kaolu pos itiyely and eertainly ly-that 1t never contain ed a single dollar of it? And yet he has the effrontery to talk to us about his strong reasons. This won't do, Mir. Woodruff none of your equivocation--none of your san3ag clauses. You have wronged the 

 Postmasters referred to-cast suspicion upon their charaeters-and you must apo- ogize without dodgtag. You must say, in so many words, that you have wronglully slanderod them. The pubhc viii not sub init to your equivocations you have made a Jatse charge, and you must say so.

 If he intended injury to no one by this "rath islander, why did he noi immediately on his aseertaining that the letter dia aa0t and could not contain the Scrip, expaln the matter to the public, and apologize to the Postmasters implicated As he tailed to do so at the proper time, il is clear, to use his own language, that !" 6ack- haaded" blow wasaimed at some Postmaster.