The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-29 00:00:00

THE
sOUFACTURING DISTRICTS.

(hoe Os Deep lio.

Deo. 28.
oor Commercial AwlisliatiOW was yeast-
isoossiog disclaim witit „,,,
„ski ....Omaha' sod Tribunals of Clow
sooshnia was bee hoes lawaumeatei hewing
*el Caboose' at lieeepeol. TOD Atelier Ai,.
Whit *este all the ahead+ of the AseeelalW fra &be
te the ezraiesey el Actin •a aaler is
1111e:awith the Chamber of thelOseee. he
isaviatits of liandhsatee. it nay be
wog of pen nave, ft.h=eal of
eintowlif—Uklird the a Commons,
Lllllliobse la a bay maw yeara ere seemeassos og
;••••oosesse of a rhtlesli same ening eat et the free
Ma wens y everiaresed aad basked by
PiAosigirsige. Levi. now that the snot d separation
Of wok ogspien that bygones should be Ingesoo,
010/11
ree sate. He contends that they valet
gee good se • dale body—that their repro.
l'e_-_.„.„1111•
I.= ogee rater weight in support of ay eon-
sogiseeibedi with parliament awl with gave tamest,
Omagh balers them as repeeseatative of the omaniircial
wool of the wools teem saber than if •
oan OM Be tanned that whilst divided ant only have
wrossestioas less weieht with goveraneat and the
aor
, ban two intaans the efforts of the one bsdy
auj.. hoe a neutralising ',Met epos Uses of the
goo Thee sewed object of lir. Len's interview with the
swedes had ref r. oce to the establishment of • better
toMier estamereisl ststieties, and he pointed out to theta •
loaf •licb much valuable informalioa sight no set
ammo: without the aid of per tart mos.
es suggested that the various caraNaor•
seesations sad climate of commerce thrash
oetie coenuy should cooperate as ime mesas to Ws oat,
O dor esti shd f
inere d ta the othect on whisk is ers tee stalled. of Mt
lowa, A are rsting subj seat
owl dee &mimeos of ins dir.con of the association eras
offesties of nitwit,' bearing upon commerce in the
this country. lle had propounded swab of his
tirthie question in his pamphlet, la which he had
agog that pew ut the 556010 C ninkettial inassares of the
gag/ were indeserisioately brought the
by toe
mos Leto of the Trasury or the Chancellor
• ske Each/quer. He suggested tee Ingestion
d s body of seen more competent to dad with snot, sea-
. wpm sad to iaiti iv them, mom their practical acquaint-
s* with sematernt Upon this subject be suggested a
I odd. SS the legislature showily, that though intim dual
isterris sot Santry are the best promoters of commerce,
.idoupsocccial legialatioe and eolitical economy have a
rginieshis trains* on its advenceen..nt and prosperity;
Seth the framing of commercial euactmentein r. weeks
ordeals' branches of trade, it sh-,eld be • matter of pal-
▪ eavesidentiin how each of thint mty be directly or to
anny dieted by any measure, so that the gotten
cromegs may be cone teal; that at present the commas,
thykoruater or the executive is, from a variety of causes,
gams in practical knowledge and experience in matters
allege; sad that the want of • better intrumentality in
siaarresal legislation to wry out practical =wares of
seoscent Swarms"' to commerce is catty experienced
teas these euntastances he ma, sted that the prayer of
feereduot siould be to consider • hetticr a representation
doliosates; see, deputed from the various chantons of am-
pas, to forms standing °amities in the Board of Trade
Misr die esperintiendents of the ministerial eldestpi
he se ropey of isidating and nomoung
sat comminicating the views of their respective
ar
, would not supply the present deficiency. Mr.
moposidmat this peat ion should also cell
dim leps.sture to U. evils that unavoidably cult from
fils roost isuatioa of commerciol laws in tbe Nun
Pfes Coarta lie contends that the six-monthly as
• are insinuate to the wants of commerce ;
Oa the lung h of procedure, the coat of
iegesettp, the capttous arguments maenad to,
▪ the prolixity and sate ot legal pleading act in •
Blot opposii n to the prisetples of justice and equity which
irs the hash of commercial traneacoots. As a Fount of
iedki-hey art the pretest tribestals In moments to the kuuw•
kip requisite for urytag questions appertainug to trade, Li
Wows the tact, that meal et oar comoserctal disputes,
disr having been submitted to the adjudication of law mam-
mies see fri qaently renrnd to arbitivors more conversant
with sick matters. Referring to Lard Brougham's motion,
Miummely adopted of the 'Louie of Commons In Ilia, toe
=clam to the crown, to take niewares fur ceasing le-
aky mss the origin, procrese, and termination of actions
ha awns courts of cowmen law, and into the lass
awl* tie Messier of real properly, be thought they
men shore particularly reef in ibis petition to the waggon-
Iss " tkat tie great mesa of eLorteniog litigation are to us
Mad la ea e, largess's of our low at arbitrament," and
tlia wasp spun it 'Aerators (bring commercial seen)
Amid be 'pp .iate.l in commercial towns with • legal tour
es a resident, sithet appointed or approved of by
at. Wore whom parties themselves might,
W tint place, state their grounds of
Wisdom, and be head by the decision
st seen mensal. (to be ea.itled Tribuseals of Commerce")
theme
that seen c eirt stotaki essetastly be nd tithe
the platy of Price Cowie lass mature relating to
issitenial Input. s. Tie members of Ow association ®tees
test Is end to Mt. Leese Levi's vainest' with Nalbeil
Meaty, and with a new to eliciting more fully his views
ea we dillenat points, pat questions to him, and entered
Ito tdoesusa with ban. Or course they dtd not pledge
diesel's to tales say sewn upon the points suggested,
let toy fromited to give tull ocesideric ion to them. With
▪ nor to promoting the commernel reforms he has
I slew, it is understood Mr. Leone Levi is en-
gird is an trent,. corremondeay with • vice,
to worteising the modes of admiabtering cowrie',
fed laws us fun tga countries; aad kas already obtained
lame t e medium ot • r. erectable conenseresi how it,
losepail, a toil of the laws at the Tribunal of Callaisfer
■ Hamburg, sea of the a muse reial code of Napoleon, which
be a about to puhlieh in a week to which he i as obtained
the asses Mit "lading houses hem as subscribers.
La seen is to be made in llaachestez between now and
seeticg of parliament to obtain a reduction of the ti
TM Commteciel Arsociatioe, withoot joining
mate Muer sent, is sio Stealing to aid it. The su eet
Ins tan suer dietaries at the last three meetings, sod
Ivy rritos to petition parliament, and also to sets
hatatises ti Lsidos, wi,h the view of pressure
its setter span the ministry. The our-door mum
Yet is to be conducted with some spirit, and as
m raisint of the seal with which they take it up,
sentsi redeem. have put their names diva for tab
sonetwas of each, towards may tapes es that say b• in-
eamd. It is sot proposed to oak for • reduction of arlilling.
wan gives sew but to urge a renuction to the greater
USW pessibis, insistent with the financial position of the
wry. Livirpol sad other large towns are espeet..d to
smash with Meachetter on the subject.
The larlea sad Norte Winders Compsny are pressing for-
etell dais to the pretest Mode of railway ratinr
*WSW hylees:agsrishes and towaships through which their
Wens; sad our borough Court V Quarter Sessions has been
alarra ibis Stomas in trying an appeal against the rate
bets hapeed by the overseers of Illsataiestor upon that
Pr is their lire called the Masethester ant South
Amellinlbillway—a rate amounting, aosordiag to the a Ti-
an= Mines* at the hearing befois the magistrates, to
Iluddllarsee dna the income which the company
*elm waft ovar tit, line. Th. case had not been
pup aft rho of despatchiug sty letter by the

FLoaDS AT YARMOUTH. LOWS/TOR, &C.—A cer-
rem re says The spring tree, with the wind blow-
i4 'heavy gin from the N.W , Mee hid under weer
rue pa- of the towns of Yarmouth and Lowestoft with
inch of the surrounding country. Tore is seareely a Men
het nu the lower rooms filoded. TM Yannontk Roads are
a eted with snipping, tney having put in throuak stress
or
mother—tke kavea is also tilled with muss* the water
Bawler over the quay. Soak Town. on the Suffolk side,
win Gorle.'on rarob, is also under wit. r. The market-
place m Oren! Yana, uth, the north and math quay., •he
D 41.0, sal meet of the Berra inspirable. The trains eoulil
ate pe, d h !nod Reedhami to-dat (nine miles from Tar-
mnaU.l, they I seine to return to Norwich with their pie.
Intro the rids being completely under water. From
Barham to Lowestoft the same, the trains not being able
%Pr 40t41. While writing this it has been announced that
the Ridge at Ilistind bad gone, having been washed from
Anon tier eorrespoldent writes on the 28th MAN
Taws*: Toe Cockle light vessel (revolving) dragged her
Sawing, tat night, and now lies about half a mile to the
lov %heard of her proper station. The Adam Clarke, of
=witch• paned from two anchors this afternoon, and went
"e;t., tM ..t/Award. The tilers the b. aeh this morning
Vii h;letw thee Mehra known for many yaws, and carried
sway ialny yells of the cliff.
GLUT COAT! o e FCALOI/011.—At this inclement
hla .11 of the year, the only one daring which furloughs are
Ifittal to veletas, it strkee us as a peculiar and antlers.
eery hardship hat they are not in many regiments allowed
is t.kc their rem coats with them. In the protrame4 and
teas. ,ri.;". P•tvages from different parts of Ragland and
We Midler (generally a deck parellW) is exposed
is a tine rod jaeket to the wintry blast and rain, a privation
rheum to the sailor, who I. always well protected in a
l'"i'unt. The seed of consumption and of other disorder
se'r quenily hid by this in the young soldier, and (to say
"'ming of haminity) the trifling saving of the great Goat's
wen and bar to the Ordnance, to whom it belongs, is more
Wan num rbalanced by the for to the service in enlisting
a rent to nplace the man whose health may have beeo
r 1"" d, ts tbcse stated. We think also, that in our humid
them , where, in toe Emersld Isle particularly, rain falls
without e. billion for several da the soldiers should be per- •
11. compelled to wear their great roils when off'
41Ity an
Est,
out n 1 berreeks.— United Service Casette.
As Esra.imn PiLonix.—The Southampton steamer
writi ro, which arrived at Havre on Sunday we. k,
MM na hoard a well-dressed person, who attracted attention,
"i'•g t. his being without shoes or stockings._ It was, he
42:1. hi- ',lonia' to go in that way on a pilgrimage to the
Peas It me to fulfil a vow and obtain indulgence.
lilt FIRS AT BELT/21.—Itte ees us great pleasure
pis 1. •laswe do from the best au rity, that the extensive
sad d structive fire at Meier. Ward's warehouse, at Helper,
woof h•ii interrupt their buglers, the whole of which will he
twee owl as heretofore. The stock was insured for 25,0001.,
the '4o4ings far 3,5001. The surveyor of the Norwich
Viio's Office was at &leer on Thursday, and agreed to pay
tio amount of its insurance upon the stock ; the settlement
wrh regard to the buildings is traiied until an estima's
'Men undo. We have authority for saying that the Ines
o, roe tier. over and above the insurance will he 710004.-
44theyhant AVreury.