RIail Arrangement.
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hS Puoii9H5 III tu-aa1 foPN'1 teA fer from Mr. B. T Pope, candidate for Congress in the 4ih District, 10 the editor oi the Montgomery Flag & Ad- veriser, ih relation 10 he innaoerable amount of inconvenience which the people throughout East Alabama tabor under as regards mail facilities. The most O. mail facilities through Shelby, Jefferson and St. Clair counties sfe re- ally insupporlable, and we hope that the people in that region will go about il vi h proper spirit, and no longer suffer lhis incons enence.

 There is daily line of conveyance needed now, and will sllll more be when lhe Legislature meets at Montgomery, between that place and Gadsden, through lhis city; and We were much ic hopes that the sagacily of the Post Office Da> partment could have seen il before this time. The Department says that thr mail will not pay the increase Of expense which will accrue by the add.- lion of daily coach line from Mont gomery 10 Gadsden; but the increase of the emigration, and the increase of the inhabitants of the region of country a boye lhis, is necessarially compelled to pay almost any increase of expense that might be necessary 10 carry on this daily line. Al eas, We would be glad to see the Department comply with the request of Mir. Powell, the present fri, weekly cooifactor whom we afe satis- Ged would be pleased to undertake any thing for he public good. He is now, and has been for the last year, running daily line of two horse coaches be- tween this place and Montgomery when the contract does not require of him 10 make butt tri weekly trips, which would place our Citizens under many insonve, niencies.

  Ihls place 10 Fayetteville, in Talladt ga county, al the session before the last of Congress, which We would be pleased 10 see in opera,ion-a horse mail once week would be sufficient 10 carry all the mail matter between ihe two places We learn th;l ,he Department has once issued proposals to carry this mail but in consequences of none of the bids be- ing sufficiently small to justify the car ryag of il, every thing failed. We are |eonhlent the route, by the establishment Fof about three Post Odi 7es on the road say at kelly's Mills, 8 miles from Rock ford-al Weognfks, l2 miles from Il n. ovei and al Peckerwood, 8 miles from Fayetteville, would pay between S200 and $500, and consequently would be of no expense 10 the Department, and much needed by the people. As itnow ls the people have 10 go some twenty miles 10 get letter or newspaper, but if these facilities were given. (which il is he duty of the Department ,o furnish, ] communications would be carried on to greater extent, and consequently the citizens would become more informed and more happy.

 r We hope to see proposals made 10 the Department soon by some of the cnizens who are situated so as to do it., and that ihr Department will not, if fair and just proposals are made, refuse to grant privileges 10 any American cit, zen.