The New York Express SAYS:
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From Concord to New Orleans there are COM.
plants of disorder and arrangement in the mails.
Mr.. Wickliffe would be wiser if he would attend
to this and not waste his time upon quarrelling
with the people and the press for reading news.
papers not circulated through his uncertain chan.
ne."


We will add, that from the St. Peters to Texas.
tho mails are in the same condition. Mr.. Wick.
life does not only neglect his duty--but he openly
and contemptuously sets aside tho laws of Con-
gress. Through the instrumentality of our dele.
CATION In Congress, a law was passed establishing
post route IA by road of some Is or 20 miles)
from leading route in Scott county in this State
which would secure to apopuous and enterpris-
ing portion of the citizens of that county, a com.
mercial end literary intercourse with other por-
tions of the State; and this gentleman, who minds
the private business Of individuals more than he
does his public duties, refused to carry out the
law; and these citizens Of the United States are
deprived of the benefits that Congress, in its wis
dom, and the performance of its duty thought pro.
per to bestow upon them. This is shameful out.
rage, to which we are not willing to submit.


Treasury notes.-We learn that the Secretary
ofsthe Treasury has issued $l,5OO,OOO in $50
notes, bearing interest at the rate of one tenth of
one cent per 500 ner dav