The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-19 00:00:00

MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS.

MANCUESTBR, Ivies 18.
The Chamber of Commune have resolved a letter
hem Mr. SerpiMil this aerobri. Natio( that he is sot able
to snake podW promise or Se late nestles to truster
the Natal emus to Ileadisolor tor sole. TM thilowhis
seen of hie Leger :
"Leades.lll.llembleme. Jess M. Dear 81r.-1 lad ee
inquiry as the MUM hreirei r Tows that se nosy ordure
bay* stready bee. alma he the emus I had aseed be Meatimamet 11teele. mho is hem me
body advertimed.imal masa sad
by may mei
mesas traasfet the
sake. I haw, however, this day rewired • bill of Wog of
wasiber shipment, which I will, as meat 11e It writes, send
dew 10 intarkwat fermis. Trastiai that my too readily
stellriadolb_ .18 idriummes a the aline facts, will sot have
as imprisonment is say of the podium whom I had
the plasma et emeadoi,-1 am. dear sir, yours faithfully,
3. Basereasm."

tits Astheemo• of Mese!tester held a sup-
plemental Wisdom ed the esthedral thatch this stoning,
at whisk di was expested that ad the eltarehwastieas end
sidosimm mil preaeadap themselves at the preview court
would One of the sidemen for Maseheeter,
ideated amble the mosiefairies meetly lamed by the
Coot gt Quin% Demo, presented himself ; bat the
sharehwordews said other sideman bad been admitted
the manioc after astir eleeties, sad their chemist op-
poses* apparel before dm thaerabis arettheassa to pro-
trt, is mesa immertewas term, that they had thus wen
tzt• ed of the opmetoaity to be went. Besides
the mast is hoer three speeches. they were pre
seated by 111 r. WilMa with a written protest aphid the vali-
dity ef the Meadow.
THE FACTORY BILL—MEETING OF DELEGATES.

A namerees meeting elf factory delegates mos held—on
Monday, at the Cotton tree Tavern, Ancoats, having been
osavesed by the antral committee, "To take into conside-
ration the present aridcsl state of the Ten Hone question."
PAUL BAIORIATIS took the chair ; sad delegates
wen present from Maaebeeter, Pantos, Stockport, Bathe,
Blackburn, Jolley Bridge, Faddism, Droyisdes, Staley.
bridge, Preadelsb, Dokindeld, Pips, Saturant, Onion,
Hazel Pendleton, Sallied, Parsley, Heywood, and
Bnii-Id; w letter! had been resolved from Brsoford,
Watrinstoa, Hebdoubrioge, and Mainiesliald.
Mr. GRANT gave a di tailed account of his proceedings
in Lender, whilst perfonaing Ike duties whisk the delegates
had imposed upon him at their last meeting, namely, to en.
demur to impose upon parliameat the claims set forth in
the resoluticies of that nueling, for a uniform and diciest
bill of 58 hosts per west, and to take every partible mesas
in his power to obtain the insertion of tie children," in
the limitation of the factory day, as reposed by the govern
ment. Mr. Grant complained of the want of cordiality
which was displayed towards himself and thme who
acted with bun ( Mr. Walker end Mr Balme), by
the delegates in London representing the Lanca-
shire sad Yc rkshi re committee. Mr. Grant, io
conalulion, advised the operatives, 'ming, as he said, that
it would be folly to pursue a coves which there was no
chance of accomplishing, to direct the whole of their amen.
Lion to the inclusion of the ehtldrett In the limitation, rs.
serving to themselves the right of applying nest session
for that fall inemare to which they were undoubtedly
entitled. _ _

Resolutions were then agreed to, imploring the govern-
aunt and tbe legislature to were the two lasitatioas of to.
boors per day and 68 home per week, without shifts and
relays; stigmatising the refuel of the Howe of ,Commorse
to include children in the limitation of the facto,, day es
evidreco of an inteatioa to continue the relay system by the
aid of children of very tesaer yeast ; ;declaring that tee
House of Commons bad broken tooth with the factory opera-
tive, and Oedema the 'mean to petition the Roue of
Peers to adopt the amendmeeta proposed by Vord Jobe
Dinneen and Lord Ashley ; and deputing Yr. Greet to pro-
ceed to Lmdcoa to make the necessary enamouring with
Lord Faversham' with reference to the passage of the bill
through the upper louse. Tee lest resolution disowned the
application for peestaary ammonia made to the National
Assweiation for the Protection of Native Industry, by some
partici representing dicamelmo u delegates hoes the fact:ry
workers.

NATIONAL REIMAN AND FINANCIAL ASSOCIATION.
—A meeting of the supporters of this association in the
Ward c t Ferringdon-without, was held last night, at Ander•
tai's Hotel, Fleet-street, Mr. W. Carpenter in the chair.—
The Chairman said that about twelve months ago a Cutup
cial reform association was formed is the ward, and was
called the " Metropolitan Financial Reform Association "
la a week alter the National Reform Association held a
meeting to form a metropolitan neociation, act knowing that
one already existed. It was then thought better to localise
the anociatina, and it was called the " City of Lando. Aaso-
elation." It being found that the society in a manner in-
terfered with the larger body, it was suffered to fall tam
desuetude. It was thought, however, that so influential a
place as the Ward of Farriogdoa-without should not take
part in this movement, a circular was issued, calling
this meeting to hear Mr. Beggs, the secretary,
and Mr. Wilkinson, the Demurer of the national ono-
eiadoa, after, which resolutions would be come to and such
a course as was considered advisable would be adopted. Mr.
Wilkinson said that with regard to financial Worn, s. e., a
reduction of taxation it was important not as regarded its
mere pressure but its indirect mature. Mr. Norman, a beak
director, had published a pamphlet to prove that taxation
had not increased in proportion to the wealth of the country.
Nor was he (Mr. Wilkinson) prepared to deny that the
wealth of the country would not beer even a greater amount
cf taxation, bet it was the incidents of taxation which was to
be complained of inasmuch as the heaviest pressure
did not fall on the wealthy, and if it Was
imposed on them it was probable it would not
be collected. As taxation now existed it pressed on the
industry and even on the unitary condition of the country.
The maxim that in order to preserve peace you must be
prepared for war was carried to too great a length, and he
said distinctly that the opinions of military men who said
that in the case of war you might lose this or that colony
was not to be attended to, but they most risk the lose of such
a colony rather then increase the financial difficulty which
might wear ; and he strongly urged the necessity of all na-
tions reducing their 'military establishments.—Mr. Beggs
addressed the meeting at considerable length is explanation
of the priciaples supported by the aaeoclation.—Mr. March
then moved a neoluiion approving of the objects of the Na-
tional Reform Association and the appointment of a con-
tains' in the ward of Farringdon Without, which was agreed
to, and a committee named.—After a vote of thanks to the
gentleman who attended from the parent association the
meeting separated.
MANCNISTIBN, SHIP'FIZID, AND LINCOLNIINTILI.—The
committee of investigation have issued a report, I. which
they say : " it is with regret that we have to assesses the
discovery of erron in none amounting to 00,7161. in the
statement of liabilities costaised is the last report issued
by the directors. The committee, folly lap emed with the
extreme important* of aseertaising the Omen secant still
required tar the entire completive of the mrierteldag, oh-
, wised from Kean. Fowler sad Allpert a abash most
madly aspired, revised, sad duly .stilled by beat gen-
tleness. all patent and future requirements
(fizemiami of Grimsby Docks) *oleos at a more rimmed
=the Maass. of trails timid beams pest as to
a further extesales el Imam The arlieseat is
made up to the Slet Dessaber Isle, mad then smassiod to
962,767, but es refareses le the balsameet it will be per-
aired *at this sum has ben Muted b various ts
made beams the above date and the 31st liarch to
804,901. It will be remarked that a balance of liabilities
amounting to 61,3701. is still unprovided for, egoism which.
however, are to be placed the Off•en cm shares in the hands
of the public, at a par value of 2131,5611., and land on the
asters section of the line est wasted for the use of the rail-
way. Os the subject of moan of calls, we may here
observe that we have meet strongly urged spots the direo
tees the shosises seassiity a agog every exertion to obtain
their esti we are Wormed that the senators have
re-
piag imetradess Se take peasesdisp spirt mesh deiather.
la oddities es the impost isolated is Mama Fowler sal
Allpert's sialumest. yes will passive that the sum of
282,31101. le dill required toe the sesqlseles of the Grimsby
Dodo. The ammittee have requested the aleation of
the arsine te the pansy sad expediesey of rommaiderine
the queen's of the sae of the sow desk at Geismby, sod
whether it set be essisable,_lbe the preens, to limit
lie extant to 1 saes imbed el Tear esmittee have
carefully whisk this esapeay cone
pies is its amanitawithre %nth Justine. sad Attra-
ctant line; and, &akin at its pest cost, regret that active
steps have set bees takes to reader is, if melba, more re-
maseriadve. They strongly ressantesd that as time should
be lest is melds( ea asesesseet with the Lasko and
North Waters Railway fee the full sad efficient
worlds. of the he. by eme°W two competes interested