The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-21 00:00:00

7113 MIZE 111 TEI AMILDINO TJULDB.

The following address boa the London trades'
delessue to their brethren of the wcakirig theme through-
out
wee Waled the Calted Kingdom. la WWI el the Operative
Diplom, y
'Palley Workiart=7; is wow surly two =loathe
Amor we bit ottruivas Wier the of asking knows
to you our wouwasta lo Marks *tile sad pood-
les, peat wool mauls Weems the Minot broaches of
the operative' to the building treks sad their employer, to
London. _

Yet that went is Milayl teaseellei ; for ellb " sto:sshw of
have n rand has
al mmosetleg body dwink they Inimme W hated
a
pun, tine is yet a large sky who hold toga*, win •
view el 1 ebb to sumac mean; sad amens it *
that new, as d ens raw losporettvely se, It b-
ens, Beery mane of &Dada sethty (say, in even of
annarywestan ens) is he gatltcongsgoe anal, with
las min whiseby the nay look-oats may still
big le tin mei tainalea web. Ihroegl the com-
piles of slinain went awn the fret workman into
the mesl Ant engin el wren--• canine every way
vitiate owl ownvorked and uadsrpsig,
sad yet • WNW penimptioa of his ova rightful
claims es to blm ear anigly on the rock beans
of such deep kink*
" And who aw they the bra la this way P Why, the
▪ ta general who ben Immotorst owa des; bet
big sow Hs wages psyers imbed of Os asps seeshine,
bons the change end bemuse, se It we men as iglu
taiviinst of the Employers' Awns**
sod
taint, seen
ansieve. Ms es yet li beagles& t• nd bra from
htemptakus k say nespadionne fraramo 'Mk 4irs
ors_ nesonelbly pima tineetres inn the anasorlag
alnallay et on who bad non is.. • lane of Nan •
ptier up of nick, • plant of wen, • well 1••••••*, le •
martarnizer, bat • toga matie—me nos les over shows
its willingams to neon the lock-sat • searslary, or min
eon, later or • list. • writer for the la say of
Hess imbrianate entente which amy bsppr baleen
mann and workmon, providing nth arelsre are la ths two-
-11.14 tioaditka of being stile sad lag to hembomely re-
musiorste this easalstasehly hhengdieriyYn of literary
graCCOET.. _ -

Ms. despite of tide ',Mimes, est MI he can
Weft or darken by the blackness elf his Ink, we once again,
Woos say, come and help the Whimyour me%
sod Memos% and shilling% and mob reerb•—eseb
Mae earnest sone of toil who en etlH be thdr Sem
though male trial-boar. Let all do wed they ein—mth-
mibe cheerfully and iinselliseely: kr, many, be eases has
sew hem aloe the ' lock-ant' piles sed the 'dome
mist' sumilaud net thet el Ms Weft oyaraltthe
ekes, but of all minloitiole Without dimbellos.
"And,wihout oar tutees, whet world re bit Who
elrl rthers to describe at t dead the no& t Where wMd
be ear Imams tralostriel eeldessionts? Where the thane
der sad gent of pod, sr at hunt sisgaste, rope t Whin
the sed-ingest dri wend keep • decent coat on the been, '
ths for yews* rebind, at lesimeolde, however humble,
rot Mist *Mei 6.•41 of • nod description of atm
ass tamilortf AM ant, slows ad, where would be that
Whim and eregagthsalsed dr YAW whine sew errs
Lambe agile so • learnt maw the bre k
riedi=eyt lexamt
mil Ms to
h unt up.
self-rmarding ef berm isesawer
" No, indwti, se keg as eardety vemle• as it bee as the
whole, all who eml ask the nor aveliohle apse
of ndeprothore maw the argeo-vorkiag ekes nest
ding to their unless; rid ret only to thole ors reinr. but
sere nor show thrnsine toady to help miry genies of
urinleis la desk earthy ; mit hien hie that so may id
the &Inlaid". tends, roil ethos eke Is Ms_ yriensser,
bore ebony inn Sawa fa bard of the sins of the
sand bagis di. On re the Lon
an▪ bell" 111.47.1";
aiesllermirth bee es'Wre our angle? epees-
; Ise sellk lbw* dr sins we ere thus
idddloothothed la nay he the visaing one at
CuAssialmintbdule beapy home le set pethively to
t threihn thin smith dr nor meows'
grer—the• droll de disk bun, end saposially as Wren
gee Assn lost • diseling hither of newity that
kgig on rudder whir the Amon ern non
earl, sod Wahl, side an he odd be ben the Mina
" Arl • with light, trim weddienge, the whale of Ms
attest hoe proud so reinsts the Operetives; and "the se
seen la It. gist pesseseennor be the most "Mien Wi-
nds It he premated w tie be; kw .11 bee Where both
are es it should thergittfolly, ad issrfaly
shows of ts hersossith mime base • &limb pon-
der gar, that dross was as ems manna ; and hires, or
dam' therken the Moab arks, ar toduremain, en
was lie* solopled so reared by hadividons
nersthooy hen is yank:shuns by row
—all
grin en of and asps" sad geoid= la society. Potter
end oa," nelogeolose, dun gobbets; as some may
Ono 0•1111 dins, dray aeon betrayed my shrine frenzy
dr go urassmory erWriesse of the strike; but, 1/111011.41
lerernald,thwelhiry were, reedy tonne the wholesentor
▪ the but yerible imense—re sons little rhea sock
With be ire widen amedienslon of any Mechlin= eta
ettplesele; bull WI war smutting themselvesto the lust
elnigran of the sositrisse and valise of their own audio
min; Or le, es Sr moo bge grown into their good esteem
and gorikres—bsdrentek they do, and no all nebulas
r atiot that, Y thorn AM states it in his able work on
Economy, 'To embine or unite for the purpose at
soiaing the trios of labour, or diminishing the hours of labour,
le • perfectly legitimate eel en the part of wetting meo.'
"True, klbw trades we instinctively subscribe
to this dictum of the s d chief is this clue of
writing of our own Yeses, end as the law, toe, allows.
Perfectly legitimate re bean any such attempt to be;
sod se in the' me of the WM. opersline this power
of combining hoe bets math to he east aside—
s/telly, unconditionally, sad ae. Ii ceirourbse with our own
opinions andwiaktes, MOO onsildri benders have resolutely
refused Medium to such asiesiosio dictation. coosemenUy
their, and our cares have been swig as one, and being so, we
moat now, mos more, and, se we hope, finally, take our
leave ; though doing SO in the fell ON3IIO that every pce-
sible exertion will be made in the way of furnishing funds,
either in your character so unionist., or through your instru-
mentality among all (deadly parties, to compel the yet re-
maining obdurate portion of the Employers leasocietion to
do eta different individuals in their own order ham a 1
done—withdrew the document' or 'declaration,' and 7:2
pane mere be resumed."

[Here follow the lagnaturea of a large number of the repre-
sentative@ of varlets. trader.]
"All Communications and enbeeriptioca to be ',Metered to
Mr. Gems Potter, Parlors' Aram, Weouninater."

The Liverpool Printers' Asaociation have contributed 201.
to the fund of the Landon Widen on strike.

The Building Notre of this day has the following ,—" There
la little change of note mice oar bet publication in the posi-
tion of etteirs between the employer* end the opet•tiven in
the buildieg tildes, with this important exception (hot
several of the flew, souse of them employing a large number
of halide, have abandoned the "document," the result of
which is that, their shops have again become hives of in•
descry. It is a feet worthy of notice that amongst the
masters who have re-opened under them circumstances, is
Mr. Jay, en extensive employer ot labour, through the In-
strumentality of one of whew) foremen (Mr. Rhode.) his
estebliehment bee been tilled with bands. It is likewise a
ctruiastance not to be overlooked, that Mr. Myers, of
York-toad, Lambeth, the other day invited the meat=
recently in his employ to return to work without the "decla-
ration," but they refuted to wept the offer, until one of e
similar character wee tendered to the carpenters, julecre,
plseterere, painters, end the yellow other branches of the
bedding trades now locked out. Meanwhile the &rhino', 0,4
withstanding the severe privations to which many
of them meet necessarily have been eutjected daring the
resent unfortunate dispute, oppose to be in excellent apirite,
sad to be confident that in the eed they will be encoessful—
we eases in so far an the " declaration" ii concerned. Very
many of them Sr. strongly oppated to the nine hours' move-
taut, which is by no Melilla s popular one (though the Con-
ference have not yet given it up. as la erroneously supposed
by many persons). Effective measures are being prosecuted,
not only by the 1211110 n but by the bricklayer., plaits erre,
carpenter., end other branches of the building trader, for the
purpose of ruining ample funds in support of the lock-outs.
It Is expected that in the cowrie of eight or ten dos) s the Con-
tenses will receive from the nietutere of the Amalgamated
Society of Entrinerre another contributien of 1.0001.; sod
during the week several meetings in aid ot the cause of the
operetivee hove been held in large provincial lawn,. In tacr,
fund.. continue to flow in abundantly to the smeary of the
executive eittng .1 the ration; Arms. We were informed
on Wednesday evening that Mr. Nixes, of York-mad, Lam-
beth, had withdrawn the declaration from hie eetablishuttnt."

DESTIIECTIVE FIRE AT CAMBERWELL.—Yeater-
day morning, between use and two, the premises &dinging
to Mr. Carter, Muni...rem Camberwell, wore discovered to
be ow bra. Mr. and Mrs. Carter, with their two children,
were in their beds asleep. A polo:muse succeeded in
arousing the Memos, but owing to the ilEfttC.ll of the
Cans, they wale usable to get to the front door, and as a
last resource they made to the back of the ',whilst., and
succeeded in reaching the street is safety. Engines were
called into operatiou, but the whole of the stock in trade wee
destroyed, and the building marly consumed. The attain of
the colefortrice is unknown. Kr. Carter wee insured—the

cooteate in the Liverpool and London Oace, and the build-
ing in the Sun Odice.
A WOMAN ONN HI7NDIED AND TIN YEARS OF
A o r..—Tbere is now in Liverpool a singular moon, named
N.l zabeth Roberto, or " Betty Roberts," es .he le familiarly
termed by her acquaintances, who, according to bar onn
statement. was born in Northop, Flistehire, in Jane, 1749,
or in the 22nd year of the reign of George 11. She hen thus
attained to the age of 110, and from present appearances ft
possitl• she tosy survive many yogi, loafer. o Betty ,• I
mean at the back of St. Umbel. Market, Scotland•road,
and &moat every Sunday she may be seen on the south land-
ing stage, or about rite markets and other public plaam in
ens town. The landing stage Is her principal report on Sea-
day afternoon', where she geoerally latent ts round her a
group of who, astonished at her great age, as well
as moo by her knurl y, frequently drop her a few copper.,
although, It ought to be stated, she never enlicilla charity.
Her frame is shinekea and withered, but still ohs is ergot
and steady in gait, and with sock in band she boles that
are Can let massy., to oa k 'bre, t.a.re an boar. 19he attri-
bates her extended life in a memento to tier simple heats, and
stales that Ad has atom wed an ,maimating Hyaena