New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-11
MAIL DIFFICULTIES IN YEw-EYGLAYD.

10 Ne Edo, @ The y. J. TritHAs
SIR. A few DAYS since While in Providence, and con
ver,ng with several gentlemen learned that It was pro
posed 70 take the NewYork and Boston Mails from the
S+onpop route and 10 transfer them to the New Haven
Hartford and Worcester lines Much complaint was made
Of the Injustice Of this arrangement to the the citizens OF
Providence especially TO the business men, IS the mails
will not now be ready for delivery before 10 O'Clock III the
morning and il answered the same day the answer must
he no.fed ., O'Clock in the afternoon The St0nngton
mail will be sent by way Of New London, and VIII pr0o'
Div be delivered in >toningon by u or - clock IN me
day while the intermediate mails for Westerly charles
town, Richmond, Carolina, kingston, Nickord' Etst
Greenwich Warwick, AID the large number OF VILLAGES
whose mails brought from those ccpt by stage VII
bsve ~ VA, for the 81 accommodation train from
Stopneton instead of their b,ug brought up by the
o,ock A accommodation train ~ heretofore
This will delay OF above slrrn hours IN the de
livery and will render impossible for any person to r.
turn An answer the day. THIS great aud outrageous
inconvenience and delay much talked Of ana many
persons openly said that instead Of sending their I'll
matter by the Government they should lena u oy TX
press. any other way that would BE- likely to meet
" heir wants
am also informed that large number ofthe towns and
villages Of Massachusetts, ard Connecticut will have the
delivery # their nail. retarded from twelve 70 twenty
tour bour So that viii take nearly week 10 send
letter 10 an Eastern village and get al answer returned
ThsIew l. said 70 be partly on the score 81
economy ara ais, insure the prompt delivery OF The
European mails both 20 and from Boston. II Will De
tud however referring 10 the PostOhice Records Al
Washington ths the mail carried by tins noe ever 'n-
1881 tas been del, cred more promptly and has met with
fewer delays than has tina; on The New Haven line
F,elug The importance of this matter 10 large portion
Of the Eastern public. my return 10 this city called
on various parties for Information, the result oi @hch
~ that learn from the >foungon and New York Comp
nv that on THEN writing 10 the Department al Washington
ior renewal of their coutr act which expired on the SON
Of June I'd Assistant Postmaster lundas replied As iol
lows would state that the service does not appear to
be necessary" The Company continued, however %
carry the mails up "Wednesday night when they gave
nofice and have ceased 10 carry them. The mails
Lavepow been Transferred the New Haven route ON
I f,trfue Ia
which also expired the 34 June has not been renewed
nor has that Of the Hudson River route, which expired At
the same time that both these Companies carry the
[ : mails without any guarantee oi remuneratIon fef
hsps nec services do 'tappear to be necessary D.
IT, ne Rdi,or J The " Y Tcouass
SIR: Mankind are prone to find fault sometimes Justly
and perhaps sometimes unusy and this is likely to b.
against the action Of the General Government as against
the action of State al individual Every day fur
nbes proof 70 establish this truth The proprey Of this
may in some instances be questioned in others not Where
the transaction j, Of an out character affecting
directly the interests of the community OF particular
section when that section is deeply and directly
,erested as any other section being part OF the
common brotherhood then think that we have good
and lust ght complain Of those who have been nstru
mental il placing IN our present position 1t unfoub,
edy i, we, known TO you that change has been made in
se If the mail routes in this section perhaps some are
for te better while others are r the worse II Is OF tas
Of which We complain and feel disposed 10 make
conn LIANT public throus the columns of your ptpcr
new cute was established here. which went Into ope
ration op the ls Of july and the elect has been anything
bu accertable 10 ts community For instance from the
commencement ill this time We have had mail from
New York and Hartford mail distance OF only
- nile from this place have had but one mall from
there Now Is to be supposed that We are quietly and
,ulns,yely 20 submit this outrage We had supposed
that one obi, ct o mail route the easy and speedy
transmission Of the various mail matter passing through
tfemas We had suppo,ei that another Object was The
accommodation of the community by which they could get
then mail II alter kind Of season But by the
raretment existing here, these are, would
secondary confederate IL.
Another object plainly visible, though not dvuged IS
the primary one and dis probably well known 70
the chief siigaior in this matter e others who have
coucurrtd in H. All ak j., that We may not b. .de
g. suffer r acts in which have in wise Anticipated
AZ in which W. DO hot concur Ii certain individuals,
baN no direct interest this matter Whatever feel dis
ro.ed 10 cut us II from the benefits OF quick and speedy
n a1 .t that De understood We kDow~thi the powers
are sra. = Us and We do uo doubt bat that they VIII pre-
yai You send q sInsu bundle # IjttH4S q this place
but We cannot get them, and this IS no little dispp1nt
utDt have BEEN requested 70 AK you Will alter this
SEND them by thu NsugAiuck Railroad
Please give this place N corner OF your paper, ii on.
Veuitut Yours Acr
Hr}aogriae Com. Jsfy : 1855