The Express.
London, England, 1852-08-04 00:00:00

STAMPS ON LETTERS.

TO TUB BDI2OI OF TUB W* I.
812,—The authorities d the Post-offiee have
aniseed that all itten mut be stamped es seat unpaid.
?s. I received a letter item a omintry gentleman, and
M fans want of knowledp of the Post es orders ea the
nest. pined the stamp as the wrong side. I was
teripmahtheegit the letter wee ender, mash
the weight fee a penny stem . Before the letter I
melt tees merest , bail it , but yea
told I had as redress, the stamp was in the wrung pleas. I
inches you my card la ondldenee.—Yonn, W. W.

NEWRY AND

RAILWAY.

Yesterday the Month ordinary grind =kin
of this eompany we held at the Guildhall Odise-hones ;
W. F. Srachwatt, In" in the chair.
The report (en abettor of whir has alma, been pub-
lished in the Ewing baviag been reed. _
The CClans,,,k ring its i_ skidmi,
the shareholders la rhsprovid tarsi elf slain,Tt'ael
sad the prebabiliv id their arriving at • satiatallary Nada-
aka a thairellsilisa. They were wholly out of debt,
aid the mist simizi. legs*, wish the m wee a which it w
=peter re shres would nark wield be sea
dent le empire the while if the were, ensi ken a
berme 'norms MOSI. end MIK taxWT/ sad Wk..
✓ospert debentem and interer It was of the
imperteese that the lines shield he_essapktid and termiumr.
thew with she Deign and Belk* MOW se es per
silk. Thle wield. minima anpeadiree is et
whir the pistil& to_ he Aril lig the Istetimargy
niskillenOwerin_y waskiool. Themaiwy, fees
the Newry or Winooski Caw, would Whir
to plate the property le • Mks it Norm
Waller and-Cht hml hen paid 1,01111. di., whir wee
the last psywiest kw te them" is . et hail 'ita
lianseekin eaperm Theis isegress hid nei doubt bees
very Wis. hot it wee met the ref the tit dinners,
this debt kedirig bre a Wpm them their peak
imme4sateol
ONMOM The rim ads** wee ; • arm sae
illawidiy, the_pretest beemi la repeemideg it
1 flw Mall knee the elieleisat re uki ef
1 the dims had rises in the =mar end they
new sign embed a peke shut wheel to the enmeat dr
spin them tram the edging ladders. It was therehre the
duty et ihe dimmer Meld thus is the market et she high-
' est peke that egad be "Weird. in ler prie=d 'l7
die brag made is impels w thin lureederly these is
vim MOM IMF Mewl. The preprinces weld ern-
=y be ear hi inn is to the timid le dhotis ef those
aired, isi the rest
reciting meniltillillaig7 tint wring weisireilion7t;
slot tiarmiestly the "eke of the gresel . It was
the entree ef the direst.= that p mash hi Z:szsulide
be reeked thea the primer
merhetmks, sad
an addidenel our was isydrell te mike up the maser et
whir time shires were pet laws is thesepeet. le had
Wgiesifter le ay that be .(the rakers) imil re ef his
15..,. Deakin sad Ilarkwell, reeked dem the
011800111 at do t meeties by retries. If the pro-
, Fishers wen with their past eitertion, and roes to
seeks them. they wen willing se emrsik in dike. In
, simairies, he shoved thus the bi .opted.' Tim reeeirion was time %end the retiring direc-
t.= and auditor wen easehherly rininted.
A mere sppropriating te the diner= their proportion
of the previously aliseted likkited shires, tad another al-
lowing li'. to the b sr he their ionises atria" the last
Yftr—fp proposal Minted Si the thelenten that they
skirl hare AWOL brig *kr is the grord that the
1 peeler prides of the employ wield sr warrant such a
=I g—were afterwardessmed. end after the usual aim
to the chairman she preesedkp terminated.

MINISTERIAL INTIMIDATION. —The contest at
Bury, between Mr. F. Peel and Lord Duncan, has been
productive of meek political nmeour and spiteful retalia-
tion, • very extraordinary manifestation of which has just
been brought to light. The Earl of Derby was possessed
of three small houses in Newmarket, Bury, tenanted by an
elector named Janne Radiant, butcher, and two non-
electors—John Burrows, • confectioner, and Thomas
Entwiale. Daring the election the gut was guilty of call-
ing out " Duncan for ever; " the second hung up in his
shop • list of voters distasteful to the Peel party ; and the
third adorned his person with a Duncan rosette. Previous
to and throughout the election, it is necessary to state that
Lord Derby's agent ranged himself with the supporten of
Mr. Peel, and on the 23rd of July, after ample time had
been given—and, no doubt, used communicate with
Lord Derby, the elector and two non-electors above-
named wore each of them served with the usual notice by
Thomas Stater, agent on behalf of the Earl of Derby, to
quit their taninnenn at the end of the ensuing week.
CLONING OP BUNIIILL-YIELDS BURIAL GROUND.—
A notice has this week been issued that no further inter-
ments will take place in Bunhill-gelds Burial-ground, ex-
cept in family graves and vaults; which announcement has
riven great satisfaction to the inhabitants of the immediate
locality, who have long complained of the state of the
I Would in question, which has for may years past been
overcrowded.