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THE EXPRESS SrnPPEp!-Pomeroy's agent was
not allowed to go Westward yesterday The Ton
AMANDA Railroad agents refused 10 permit the ord
nary baggage 10 be placed on the road, and alter
ward compelled the ngent, with his valIse, 10 re-
main behind also. This delay will produce great
inconvenience ns the Express agent had large
amount OF Bank exchanges, dra:is, notes, &c. wilh
him.


We do not understand all the facts in the case,
but re have been told that the difficulty originated
in some order lroln The Postmaster Generul-proba-
bly, an attempt on his part 10 prevent the public
from forwarding their letters by conveyance other
than the Pos, Office Department.


GRoch. Dem. of July 81.