The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-29 00:00:00

1111171PAPS3 STAMPS.
—*--
(her Ur noir.)

Comparatively, only a vary limited number of
ainaapapen are now mend with the immured Vamp
upon them ; nevertheless they exceed 30,000,000 a year.
In the year mid* at Iliasussater last the eel/vapor stamps
la wed were, in round numbers, J3,775,020;—name1y, for
lagland, 23,777,000; Wales, 306,000; Seethed, x,249,000;
bawd, 5,373,000-34,775,000. Bet some of these stamped
pagan an not newspapers in the estuary mass of that
wed—the Ueda, Gamut. Pasant, bads eirealses, and
way " class " periodicals; roniciag allowsase for these,
boveree, there were at least 31,000,000 of stamped
ampapars

_ circulated in the twelvemonth is the Milted
Etegesm The entire cireulatioo d newspapers le of
come tar beyond thin ; loamy leer es stamped
espies. and leave the perchasers to ails a Queen's
heed en wary transmiesion through the post, sad
there me prehably very few, if ear, that do sot send
out the hulk el their Mine us tamped. But so considerable
is the &...d for shunted copies that there ars 66 sews•
perm may em of which takes above 100,000 stamp. in a
year-111 par .d is Logsdon, 14 English provincial papers,
nisi Boot* sad 15 Irfels. The following list Mows the
bombe of Amapa required in the your by the Leedom daily
mid ellereatislay papers

The Timm - 4309,909
Daily News . . ... 190,707
210,000
Marais( Ilarald 178,384.
Stsadanl ... 103,104
Mona* Aden.
User .. 00,000.
24,000'
Pebble 90,000
402,815,

NEW RAILI

thtiai Quilts MAO
190,000
&wise Illsr
fiaa
Deem* Hasid 94,208
EvNMrdud
9t.
1611 430,000
JareiesChnside 150,000
Evian. Journal 3OOO

SPORTING DITELLIGENCIR.

MILE ay STEEPLECHASE.
A capital steeplechase came off
uge:torday on the
farms of the Yeara sad Mater, of
apinkapi_aser Wisdom., alias iseraty all the °Mewl et
the says! `"...eree Overdo sad Scots Fusilier Grunts. with
may sportiAlosa cram Leaden, ilettnidow, and the Nur-
rounder' kg headwall were present. There were three
nom The of ontatry was well selected, over heavy
pround, taiff fames, and splay brooka, racing the toettle of
both horses sad riders. Mr. Ford, of (*lel:lett, dd.
rated ea etertir.

The area for miles of country, ouremeneing
at Ham Risk. linjateticnitous route sod corning a on
tearmeadow Mr. 'a residence et Cippenhata. The
following elated :--Red vex, ridden by Linde:aint Ear-
bert, of nes Oeldetneen Guards, and Hada and %lib, 'rid-
den by LiewlewaS Wan" of the Owere. The wan
most even as. moil bah mane tea break ahead 300 yards
from the winning peek when Lieutenant Osileurt's hone
fell into the water, leaving Red Rover to gob at a center.
The assood ma was between two hones ridden by yeast
Ford and Mr. Barry. Distance about throe miles; ova
nearly tit ism Lod. This was a neck and neck ma to the
leat
lengt fenchse, when bury loot his stirrup and Ford woo by two
The third rue, about two miles, was the most exciting.
Far stark* the hones haft ridden by Captain Join
Poynter of the Scots radar Guards; Captain Williams, ,
Regal Hone Goads ; Captain Biwa, Scots Fusilier Guards ;
aad N?. Herford, of Down Place. At starting Captain
larues berme baited, the rider having no control over him,
end et Asa belt-way be was pang by the other three,
wile hot doe legother laid they milked a flooded mea-
dow, Tim millettepolay Captain Pante?* horse (Philter
ie )
ill Mar over his head, and out away. A
inrwtilee:emieldn WA pleas between Mi. Burford aid
few Me remainder of the distaease,
Miaow waning by may bolt a neck iqeansequenos
Mr. Harford'a home having marred in the last Ilea The..
were several " spills," but no serious accident.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

AM U:LSAT, Nov. 28..—AiWINTYCNTS. Lieu-
tenant the Hen. J. T. Fltrrosariee to the Edinburgh.
Acting Third-elain Assistant-Log/neer R. Green to the
Asia, es anueenusserary.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 28.
The Mersey, 4A, screw frigate, Captain H. Cald-
well, C. 8., sailed from Spithead this afternoon for the West
Indies.
The Theta end, 6 paddlantoop, Commander James
M. Brace, is expected to mail next week for the West !MIL
station.

ram BURMA'S OF MI CONNAMIT.

...-ii..

Mr. Trail and Captain Harris concluded their
haquir' y yesterday.
Mr.- Trani observed that the inquire had necesearily bean
a long one, lemma as, no charge being fined sealant the
officers, they had been obliged to look for other circum-
stances to account for the accident, in which however they bad
not been quite enoceedul. Had this been au ordinary case,
where the settleable of the master and the other officers had
been peen up prang the result of the inquiry, it might
have been noceseery to plane another course, but as their
conduct was not invelsecl, the report would simply embrace
such facts and observations as to the origin of the leak and
of the fire as be and Captain Harris might consider aseessary.
In reply to Mr. Valiance,
Captain Mamie latimated that his report might
be transmitted to Mr. Train in about a week, but r:otlyld
probably be some time before the decision of the Board co(
was made. As, however, the master and offieers o(
the ship Wad acquitted of all blame no inconvenience could
arise from the delay.
The procesdilis then terminated.

Carlin= TMA•rilist.—Two cases of some ha-
term& to playgoers ware tried yesterday at the Weetotiast
Comity Court, in whisk the quertimi at ems wee whetherthe
plaintiff; having paid for mete is the pit, sod led* atm-
wards there was °sly dadisig rasa, were entitled to hem*
their money retuned. The first mos was that of " Thew
burgh v. Smith." The plaiatiff, a government clerk, sued kr.
E. T. Smith, leas and manager of her Majesty's Theatre,
to recover 2e. 6d. he had paid thereat fore seat in the pit,
which, being so tun at the tints, he could set obtain. 11:.
Lewis, trewurer of the theatre, re disfendest.
Prom plaiatiff's staterwie it that re the sight of
the let Nast.. a few mina the dean were mss,
he and Mr. Bell, a friend, entered the theta, and after
*airing if the * meeepteker V there was " witting
room, sad rissielag a rajdy " pigsty,* they paid k. 6d.'
each ; bat en gag in, they toyed every met oestipial. sod
a tarps lisdr d He aaifaeee shred te Meet Yet
feeling mourned to Ed the alma, having paid
their mossy far "meta," they zelemed Is the
money-taker to complain, and ware by him relined to the
tramline, who offered them sesta is a be; but MMus them
I. as maws end ea at the top of the ha; whlifts•23
could hardly see or hear, Chair sot Molt, and re
their mew beck, which refused, them rressegieso
wore takes. Mr. Levis submitted that the
army/
sad was not sapposed to know the pit was full whoa
sad his &kid west is, and the seats he offered that i the
box were in. each. Rh Honour aid that mightlie so• bet
they were set bard to amwt the offer. They.hed• right
to seats in the for which they had bets eatided into
paying for by bag told there was plenty of "sitting "
room ; the asust therefore be returned. The judg-
ment was fur the plaintiff. The other &Mica
was brought by .Ball referred to, a student of
Exeter Who; paled, in whose favour judgment was also
given is the ems emends.
Tam MALTA arse..--The cable intended to pen-
nist Cede, Often* eat Melia tett the works of Mama
Obis, 111/Iket. sad Oa, cm the tint MM.. on lewd ties
staismer Witham Cory. The whole line wilt he as awe
es the dmYsies esamemset are fully oepeswd at Melees
sad Alec Oar eiwermerat have sire* rereived saws
semenes the present walk. including Oho ono from
Ohba, ealleM ewbars.--,Lonalert and Alias Trispreek
A tablet to the memory of the late Mr. Albert
Smith has just been placed le the English church at
ChamoonLt by the brother of the desmeed, Mr. Arthur
[Adrer—litNildtWAT'a GErnein AND
Tem. —Mem raltra—la vertu dm WI dote
r_ a indl eel la each melee IsealitsaC
SR, sad la as mimeses el msre torportme le 11=
dale sod mole troilltest. llellowars remedies
lho mous of caro vain the noes el ell Ink by
Geossello Mena his elilmlet lbe duet ljalt lorre.
mem Me trimilmsme Meirruessweeprea ass eamarsrmes
with IleneW reertery. without
sea taws or dyed Inatomeetc
Die Item adk tediodtv• of tar Irelat•
paw to lie el the table, Igoe a It he. t In pro;
I mulish paid