The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-30 00:00:00

TRH RILE MADE Aim rErs 'mot
razArY.

A bleating of megrims el tits sOk trade was
Yid os Noir dheass. es Maw 104 Irby
piers. frit Qs wpm of reeelvisi mg.* tam dew
tales who ass.* Annul Pertf..imp eFasaim ,4I We

I•4IW-' iiiilliellilillia in*.

Mr H. Wormers, wile prerid, rprised that et •
Isseirg held 'her the end of Med to eerier whether
anything. and what. meld be der whit me""
ace wigeniesta rider comersiel testy with here, a
mormittee was ampeirted ear weer power to rite ear
rep. a. might he seridered resswery is marl= with
the ntere.te el i graufeeterirs. The eriewillse
poi, • • I Limner (the abases), with Mr. leis Qdwiek
sad Mr irejeiris piers, to premed to Peri es a deps-
ts. • .so sa to he nitro te esswer mseriser MIN /he aspe-
n•• • ascii, sad to sot otherwise r might he aisssasey.
The &poster bring sew rode their weer to the eas-
rite-. the coresitre thesibt it right to ishisit it fee the
into, awn of the redo gereelly.
alk7ll Napery read the report, whir wee r
follow.:—•• seem IL 'Wish myth. Jae Ohedwisk, semi
lisejaimu :Villa, the risperteree sidsisted to mesa to
Pans, have to report that, es the 110 Week they hod aa
interview them with Mr. Cobra. nay were milled to
leers Yr, a reesiewee writ the neseerseelei tbe
Lyme Cheerer of Can scree, there appeared se direr
ter to Mrs say duty es Imre dike entering rafgl4
with a view althorn) meteetien or revenue. The de=
tor were recoesserded to per with the
ether Mame the is rem lams the renewer thee.
melees in a ocrunoa report to the easseil deperieer de Ools-
as"r.,, but that raw the cireerrasoss it we. desirable
lbr. ...port ghoul.' be brief sad sewn& A report wee
th• 'dor", drawn stp,em, al which Tilljoimikekekc=
was proem nedea the 13th NM to the
by thei...elvel, from Ma/ander• by J• 1111111111 Perk, gr.,
the mayor, and Mr. T. U. flrueklekeeet, from Neeelevesid •
by Mr. Thma. MOM and Mr. Vermeer from Ilpitalfielde:
awl by Sir. Phillips, from Coventry. As there we. no op.
pa 4,.. to the mein espremed in this report on the part of
tio• ermined, but little passed in the interview with them.
What WA aid had reference principally to the ribbon trade
of Coventry. Reference was also made to the intent of
.ilk power loom weenie in England, and to the nature and
oat of dodges from piracy. From subsequent
oshiulunicatione, which, though not omciel, were from
competent -onrces, the deputation have reams to expect
that a 'mall mowed duty will for a short time he retained.
They ale. believe it likely that the final arrangements eels.
live to the lilt trade leader the commercial treaty will be
settled not Liter than November, sad that silk good. will
tre.o he at once be admitted under those arrangements In
eincluaino. the deputation beg to offer their congratulatime
en the fair awl hberal spirit in which the council aeem
rood b. arrange thy detao. t 4 the commercial treaty a. it
affects the silk trade • and they return home impremed
With the convulse& that the treaty in question wan intended
mil i. etiouently calculated to promote the welfare of, and
toter a ;foil uaderstanding between, this country sod
Pe i.iee Manchester, Amgen PS, 1550."
Thr report to the superior courted by the joint depute-
tiona from Manchester, Maseledleld, Coventry, and London
w deo read by Mr. Maamierr, es follows :
" With reference to the treaty of commerce, the mann-
fa-timers of silk, eilk velvet, and mixed fabrics beg to offer
some obarrrationa to the Cocnil deperieur, an far Si it may
affect their trade. Durum not to occupy the time
of the canoed we bog leave to express our opinion
that the two coastriee ought to be placed on a footing of
perfect reciprocity ae ceseeins tin, breech of trade,
eaperially as, after the senchaion of the treaty, Free& silks
wore at oats admitted into Ragland duty free. The recog•
sincl excellence of Preach Mike, which are exported in large
quantities to all parts of the world ; the bugeilablialuneut
of this inanufactose • Pruett, which ham seabled it. nianu •
feetursre to adopt every improvement ; its easiest con.
anion with Paris, the metre of taide and faithiou, arm an
many mama. which warrant se es *eying that the idea an
ma he oneuesrad se 'Meg any, the smallest, duty upon
iffP.a. We are to afford any inferential, or to
eater into any rpirtiw, reapeeting our trade, which
easy be required. The table of etp,.rta from Prance and
Vinland to the UMW State+. when- the two countries are
waLieelid to the saran data,. chow. a very great *areas in
fir.eir of Prom We Urn that, without referee,e to the
le, art depereed state of the lilk trade. both in France and
-Esabed, ansieg from tempnry and exceptioind causes,
thr F much govenimeet will, by auloptieg • liberal tariff, eh-
courage am 'Marines of come.ereial intercourse, and thus
promote the well twang of, and cement the salon between,
the two coast/no."

Mr. L: It. Lii.tas moved —" That t►e report 0011 reed
be mewed ; mid that the memittit desires to leader its
lest thanks to tie members of the deputation, awl to ex•
11/,14 is nettle of the oe,iii,ntion winch the tr.. 10 in ',oder
fee their v..lastileservirei." Ifs nme.t cordially approved
the rmolut,os ; bet he seed tot detiee the emotes& an, ea
Now: uremia, he had experiment hie views with regard to
the trusty.

Mt. W. ilitue.tu secoeled tho motion, which was
adopted lomat
11 ciutiesift:Ztter sekrenr!edging the ate, amid the
so email be withered from the repot. their duties, whether
bile. the oreeed sr eleewher,, were wet very ardisout
The object of the emoted w.oi either to berentigate wad re•
iwro7owiwi arrangement.. The ultimata decision AN to you..
would nist with the Fritsch ]limiter of Oesinteree, Lord
Oewley. sal Mr. Cobden, with whom the renearneedatioas
el the eitatted would most prohohly bare great weight.
Mr • count moved - 'That the heel Musks of the
wetion is pas to the ream:eta for their labours, sad
that tory 1w /equated t, untie ue their metric until the
tend saseermasetie wider the treaty are Sally beetled."
Th row-maim be behoved, would be perfectly reoly too-
tin o. to um mail shoat November, or loner if IteallSeClry.
Mr L 11,41 escoetled the motion, whirl wt. adopted

.I.Citittince mid that there was a smoking dimre•
in the report of the deputation, where they 'Undid
s nominal dote betas reaselateol fos a time clue English
mats peels martins Frame, but " sot for preleetion sr
for ievoeue." So far a. be sae able to leers in private oos.
vermi•oei with neemben of the comeril, the date of thimp
Was this :--.tlthoegh tie Lyons Chamber of Commeree
lad I.,ointsetaled that all protection atiould be remould,
were still many of the inanufeetentre who did
ant each &deemed opin.oce : awl that UN date of
feeling ameept the workieg people in the silk taudempse.
jelly wee wick that if the ditty upon F.riglish pedi was
miirelv turnover!, sad W4l trade emmo.l. theyeepls would
he ..Mate to attribute it to the of lteglieh goads,
veh:.•h commot.on aol wane unplementame to
tho government, and cod in a heavy ditty holes ne-impneed.
TL,, • matter of poLcy, it war thought better to
jowp on a mall duty fur a short varied, probably for two
YI IA MAD!, MI use evidence a the feeling, called
attention to the Mamma to the effect that the ribbon
losieoni of St. Misses, through the Chamber et COMM/ON
for protective duties from let. to let. per
kilogramme as forum goods, .ueh illative' to be naintaised
tut 'llO yenn.

tutrica said that the report of the deputation
swine, I. tint broad etlk trade, nod u,,t to the goon' of
ttuve,try.
The emAtireas - And we we perhaps the only body &A
ups..wd before the council Ly the correepoodia; nianufae-
tar,. in Erautei

Mr. T. hatscriumemPer, a member of ow macci...
: deputation (WM' called "pm hy the chairmael, said
Wt Use remark am to :IL EUro was worthy of consider*.
lion, for he thought the me, ,hers .4 the ceaticil neither
ima.le our saw much difference I ..twe‘qi the
rddboa imolai. It struck ...on that the points opals
wloch the wooed IMO Mil Ito sumo and wanted meet
dedormatimr were se to the nbbon trade generally," this
esustrn mad a to the registration of dwelt s. He was
sua that the )lanctsester committee meant to ceutinue
titer labours, aud he was sure that the true is
Naeetetterkl would heartily co-operate in anything
asamaly to placo the silk Elanufacturera in a teepee
position with the French. He had how asked Ire-
greatly wham the treaty arrangements wank! actually take
es.(4. A. ha read the twenty, our silk roods were to be
saihnitte" into France about the Ist Oetoher, IMGI. How
"Pi gesi:lernen premed student: ml the matter? Would those
mituitted earlier or Dot?

_ _....
T. '3A111111••• wlid that the !.-port mentioned /:overeher
nest, 1......u5e of a si rtwil communication with Mr. t'nielen.
It did not ream 40 ObbOlUtO rfrillilty ; but Mr. Voloh..li bald I
Alt all the araagewenta as to ii•itiee would be settled be. ,
fie • thee ; mad that, as reg.s..'ed textile fabrics, they
...wild be at once pet into force. There wens some articles,
M. Cabala raid, with rrgr.rd to which hsace war
water treaty oMiaatinair with Belgium, and in those cares
th.. arneetwarecte must stint aver until the treaties bad
ea pirod.
Mr. Euxittpltitn? art,' that be was of the ainin opining" ;
awl Ow unre had been eapre, sett to him in a letter by Mr.
Phillip, one of the Oiventry deputation.
Mr t -Haim ice mid thst the poe...limp of the At.
Illiao ,e. hanilar of rommer, .•1: ,I,t be 'aid.. .ilea by the
fart that the ....h. of that p 1.,• w.ss a deearim; one, and
heal err:a:illy not been tiour.th:i - 1r a long time. A. Mr. '
oobiltre bail tern rem much nti...ned in some quarters, it
.....,,i breads of midden,. to sts-- publicly that that gee.
ticin 10 dtviur."l that lie h.! n dealt vi itb by the
ya,..h 4•••er11 •nrut through,,,.: his IkrALltiuDx with
th • ii.. rt 4.,rfecs ..aadour, and at. ! ... most honourable and
up n manner. Mr. Cobden tdd him (Mr. ehadwickl
dr' he not only hail On .4,mint et remplajgg, ba4
be lad Ito ground "f snip - i-si .4 anything like un-
fairness being contemplat..l .th .I.y forni whatever. Ile
411.. I"...dwiski believe,' th.'• uhre the article., in the
T., -. pith regard to Mr. rotslrn :Mt the treaty were
penual, there was net a etu.low .1 growl ler the Mats.
maw, put forth. He wee in $.. . aiamt the time, and he
:A
baila
i uvenatione with m 4 embc • • the council I a.
li, sm. iao.4 them); be War iii ..;:sfliCilitstion II
rrice .4 position to layer ; and he repeated Ins
that ti. re war rut a la& str.dow efiremed for the dates
ai ' t. made. and that if the writers fee the Peeve of net
p. . 1 tur intimation thno their midis= Nellieet to
also • . tb, y might have gat that laminatioa inownse, a.
see dul. the pent power of that Semi imeli he
medi.ild thettho editors had tke • sad thetit
Wo. fur some pn:ituiial Of nary cut. ibil.ct tho, mare.
lint. -mml atta its were naverthelrea allik.

Mt. '4l LIDA t.t. riid that from the isdkneation tho depute.
tints "Vaal from 31r. Colaitn. it apperrof Om. mixed
ord. nuuhl ,ertninly not be nanitted free if what was
sited with tho silk was a mostiol Net cootinool to pay
&IF U tits treaty. l'utten or waning, ler imams,