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Volue of an Experimental lih con- trivance sometimes is worth moretlan a deal of hard labor. Not manymsnths since party of gentlemen in stae coach between Worcester and Boston, wethreat- ened with detention over night byis stage breaking down. Itwas dark, ndement evening, and the driver was glad my ex- cuse for not continuing the jouray. The matter was soon warmly agitateatlong the passengers. By and by. one 'tlthen, a tall imposing looking fellow, atred the bar-room and addressing himsei Q the drl- yer in deliberate and rather uhortative

 tone, remarked, s'I presume, s', De U. $.

 Mail has gone on." He wiildrw lmme- diately and the inquiry was bu,iiy:rcuiated as to the name and character ofhe mys- teriods gentlemen. Another lssenger,

 who was in the secret, happened drop in among the knights of the whip ahIs auspl- cious moment, and the iiiqaifyyFas early 1 put to him, who was that tall, ihlskered stage passenger. Il beliepe," sl he, tits the Post .Masiey General" a bonlb- shell had been thrown in amongie dFowsy