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Corruption in Ae Post Office Depart meat.-Nothing IS plainer to the naked eye than the corruption in the Post Office De partment--but we did not know until the present time, that any private letters had been broken open. Alr Calhoun lately in a speech, in speaking of the assumed pow CT of the Executive, and the corruption in the Post Office Department, spoke as fol- lows:

 "IIe has the offices and the honors, and he has the Post Office, with all it's patron- age and power of corruption. And these, said he, are used without stint, or regard to law or decency. Letters are broken open; yes, said be, my own letters and those of my family have been broken open in their passage through the Post Office"

 Should not this be corrected! If not by those in authority, lei 1t be by the unani- nous voice of a free peopel.

 RaleieA Sial.