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SPIRITED PkocEEpINcs.-Thc citizens of Lock
port recently held public meeting to take into
consideration the subject of cheap Postage, and
the interference of The General Post Office De.
paltment with the transmission OF letters by Ex-
press Mails. A series OF resolutions was reported
To the effect that the Railroad Companies should
be requested not to submit to the iDpositions OF
Mr. Wiebl.tfe, and that the persons composing
the meeting WILL Zone and all, send our letters
oy the Expresses to all such points as they will
reach, and instruct our correspondents abroad 10
send to US through the same medium; and that
we will not, while these abuses continue, take
letters from the Mail sent to us from any Of the
points reached BY the Expresses, except in cases
where we have good reason to think we will suf.
icr materially in our interests By the OMISSION