The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-05 00:00:00

THE ENGINEERS' STRIKE.

It was stated last week that steps were being
taken, in conformity with a moieties to at
a hill meeting of the executive of the
Society, towards bringing about a reesseiliaties woes
the operative and employing engineers ; nahapplly, hew- I
ever, those steps, so far, have proved aberlive. We un-
derstand that, although no formal appl bywess of
a written document, has been made by the Lenin awn
bees of the executive council of the fierkily
to the Central Committee of the Associated Employees, he
dividual memlame of the latter body have been appealed
to by the lemur, with a view to enlist their In-
fluents In the owe of an amicable adjustment of
W riller to; bal, unfortuutelYi without having
any satisteetory result; and indeed it would
mow, ken the loser of the Manchester employers' reply,
Wt a eaddedfary estdsnent of the ciliation is all but
hennas, immesh as the 1111011, as a body, although they
have sense As sent modem towards peace, cannot be el.
penal le esneesin asessdkienally to the employers'
teems. The primenal nation et the operative appears to
be apes the moppet of the Wades generally—a support,
however, whisk is net at use as esonmegng in extent
as to wenest wry hers et shirents triumph es
the pert of the area. iM eagissersos iletarday, received
their twelfth week's 'Whiny at *endued rate—vm,los.
each for society sad sesaWsq ben; bat even this sum
they will lad mese Malty is naiatabsing unless the
trades Doss board with awe energetis reinenee.
Tin YAllt IRON MouLtns AND TURIN
EurLovens.—The plowing correspesdenn ham taken
place between W inn MlOldderS of Manchester and the NO•
rewire to the Amenities of Employers I.—" Knelsester,
April 1, 1862. Whiterhorse, Fetter-lase, MinshallMroet.
To Messrs. Biehadew and Whitworth. Gentiansa,—l am
desired_ by the ambers of the Ins Mosltkra' Society to 'x-
i... thswegret at the sordsumnse of the nisunder-
steadies onessn between the Ansigunted go
at
acrd thsk ; and, we* the linen kip that
speedy emssiumies will be breuint to the we take the
I.l=ate address you. Deng untenanwith the Antal.
Seekty, either Wad or Winn, as you will see
tyti= assissed report, mei there bengal tedsenderstending
between read en asesisfine i isMee fth if Febremy,
whoa they pepesed the nedes whisk we meld set sub-
scribe to, set oat of any dinned to them, bat far the rea-
sons whisk we have already staled be our nrcular of Feb. 4,
we ban bees esstieudy empostleg that the declaration
would ems Ms ken hen wkibirein. as he as censers'
amellemaNd am we shade bamboos dim le resume oar
week. We segragetbee sash les net bees As MSS, and we
12: ems both dastiert willies te
~rassse Der trot
en Or thaw* emditime:-Figth As withdrawal et the
finkeedea hem the hen meedisss; sawed the distherge
dam btheldinah who lam milessessol M, sense. Om-
we de net brat en the this hem mpteas sestives,
the messes skied? dated, and obi we feel that,
to the desiustks, it would &envy the feeling
Wiest4:B9.l4_meareirtpdtee our well-be
nM slabs rgs
mu worbigf,
bat si s empanel= for the his whlsh we
I bens eke* mimed ler if them Mdivideels are
nee dbehmmed.W welshes throws oat of weak ler the
helm sesame mete melees to suffer. Hoping yea will
lay MI Man the esssit s., and waiting yam seldfil
remain yew, Telf esteally es behalf of the fees smoulders
et Menthearr,-lases hrUM, thenstary."-•• Mstashoster,
A I, 1862.-85, -We have M ealasewlsdes the receipt
yew letter of yethesity, end is Wygne gee inslensesd
by ihe asesative committee As ' Amseledea
to IZikasthe ewe ,amilitiene alma yea. on behalf el
gel mamas be eatertaned. The neastrows
siamlarelt eceditin' k smelt upend ; the
sawn= of M aelpirs *lle Widnes vim lave
signed the dedandsa a matter unanimously thdenteed
and eggnmed—We me sir your obedient servann—Ri-
ohisins and Whiterski, tieoretariea.—Mr. lames Lillie,
lenstery to the Ices Moulders' Society, Manchester."

Th. Ess. William

Patrick Talbot, brother of Earl Talbs., is appointed private
secretary to Lord Derby, in the place ef Wesel the Kea.
Edward Wilbraham, and is now oillelating in dot ospholty
to the Pander, In conjunction with Mr. C. W. Memp, of
the Tremor,. Mr. Horatio Hamond, precis writs' ts d
Plobastbary at the Foreign-office, is appointed her Majesty's
semi at Granville, in the place of Mr. D. Tmnbull, de-
emed. Mr. Bridges Taylor, of the Fareks. 'Mee, is ap
painted precis writer in the place of Mr. Hammed,
Nsw HARBOUR WORKS AT HOLTIIZAD.—A large
number of easels have availed themselves of the shelter
afforded by the new harbour works and breakwater at
Holyhead, good protection and a safe anchorage being se-
cured during the heaviest gales. Several severe accidents
have lately incurred at these works. A few days sea a
poor mart met with his death in a shocking manner. By
some swans he wm run over by two of the very heavy wag-'.
gone employed in conveying the rocks and stones to the new
pier. One thigh and an arm were, nearly severed from the
body, and he only survived an hour. A day or two after
this accident one of the stages gave way, and half a donen
men, who were working a crane employed in piling, were
thrown into the water. They were speedy rescued, and no
lives were lost, but several men were seriously injured.