The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-30 00:00:00

TM. 111741 M,

Yeeterday a letter was retehred frogs the deputs-
Uaetsferstieg the C. .oral Amoeba/Am of Master Bolder@ fest
at a postal torstiag of lb. aprelive seasons of Loecton,
bald flint monvng, ths tollowtag resolabon bad txrn

Thar. after Minion the report of the &patios, this
recanting r of opinion that the suggestion for 'b. adjustment
of dilleres,s bat no refarence to the diaper] '1 guineas,
sad that the operative Saslow with to clayey t the Central
Ammonia& of Manor Belden "ht they ini ad to albite to
the icemen moaned to the., later of the 23rd int."
The executive ccomittre of the Ceniral Amount:re inn
yesterday at the Presentees' Tavern ; the whole subject
was diiii.wad at hack with a 11'1 att2adan, •, and the fl-
lowing iosoltiton err ] men I, sod inasseitted ,naosediatly to
the Imams, for amok(' Mein of their body, to be bold
that menial
"That the esseee deputation be reformed that the
Centre' Anociatkeenesiderthat the most preatiosele method
of eariviag at es adjustment of tffneer • would be the
nano& of ends toles sad bylaws, in in far el they shat the
employees rad employed within the metropolis!' penal
district, as shall be c 'Bidder l by some eminent impartial
authority to be contnry to the sOlit of the law of the laud ;
sod that, in perticolar, all eche end prac.irrs should be
rensovcd wPch interfere with. the . :Amu of workmen, or
provost members of trades' Ir. •or • from worl**-4 wi'h other

Lest hight, acoordingly, the fentive masons met in gnat
Reese Wikueeds-s. east in the Westminster-read, to hoer
the result of the Inieseview with th. renters. The utrodwre
of Ito deputed*. were wriest, and ell the leadfog men
waned d with the body—Brother Joseph Tu nor sanest
es disinters. llr. Heaeott, the head of the deputation,
reist„d in detail the decountene • r c ducted with the odic-
Clew. He belie .d tint the d. elaintion, oat, established la
lades, would semi he Maeda ever the whole counts/. He
wee prepared to meta to the Center! Committee of Masons,
and to fey the whole tif the erannetam• before the society
at Ogre. He bum well that the dr :land= would not be
rives. las at Kenai within the metrip diets pastel (ho-
lden, but would be introduced greitiilly over the whole
votary, end the mains men at large world have to Awe
alike in the derided's. It behove! them, therefore, well
to con.ider what they eight to do. It was by the mesons
that this great question wee to hrdi .1 1. The sine hosts
question had saver t -ken well with the working chides is
tee enantry ; It Yea tr-s confined to London; but the de-
coration MA incased the Indignation of workieg
tbrosgbout the Idealism. L,t ibe metropolitan mafiosi con-
tinue to roast that document, end their society a large
would support them. There use a lime for all thhip; red
the moment 'eke' I for the aine hours agitation was In-
cppoitatte. FIN advice to his brother vreeg men wee to
resist the decimation to the last, end never to barter awry
their liberty.
We NOIiTHAM, Chairman of the Cen..fal Contusingr of
the Marone' Soddy, la a chat sweet, claimed credit for
lb. depui ado' set Mein in the lead dep., 1 :rem their
in.troctiola, or ad red rite a contract with the masters
enprorui•isie tv froadaga of the Mee.
M ILIA 01 PitiAll moved a rtroltPioo, stating that the
propoitka of the mist r balder,, that the rules and by-
law. of the Opieselve Stonenneomit Society should be revised
end ellen d, war see which the London =soon% AA a
body, ex id not entertain, inesinuch so the Owe referred to
bid bees eittabliehed for the regulation of the entire body of
woosen-sorei In the United Kingdom, and could not be altered
by ten& ogres of that body. He cintendel that this became
now a • coty queetion, for the modern' resolution struck at
the very root of I'm Manes' Trade Adocitilon, end
tf tbey eiefceeded the whole of the trade societies
throuthout the coentry would be jeoperdieed. They (the
memos) most to up end doing, like the employers, who were
now !inswing men ..ore the country. The di pouted had told
the maven 'het day that the 111•114/11A would never alt T their
lows. Si !ney Smith sskel them, in the coupe of the inter-
view, if, providing the dechrati.us we, withdraws, they
would coming to work with men who bad adopted it. They
told hfro, in reply, that wee a (metals toe them (the
roan, men) to decide Our the mestere bad given up the
decanting Palmier we, ~, now whet the memos wasted;
they mud be up and doing, their position mod be Mid
tegee, the oounlry wore 21 hours passed, for, having tit
ramekin with the Confereme, they would have now to
so light this battle siesta-handed.
The ressolutins we. nvonded by Brother Gottenl.
Mr. rot L, moved en amenduseet pledaenr the meeting
to c miles* the reseal innit•tiii.n in cintiesion with the
other trades until • the *thous document" was withdrawn,
red the ales haves' egitatios wee brought to a suer.
Woe.

The 'mislaid reenlatios, after mama diaetwei al, in which
WAIW, POPE, SALT'S, sad GRIN, operatlVO
aaaaona, took pert, wet 41. and carried with aexiataatiou.
A rioolutiolf, WoW d Groaor RON'. IN. Ire ahby
rid onaniMOurly, tolgiag the Loofioo moms. who WWI
so wla work to ram a learn theroaelvra of 6d. • day awl
dialog the strike, end shit the dettaralioo wa• withdraws,
web low) to b. Walk's apes ell woe., whether society ce
1100-0. lety WOO.
The meeting thee separated.

lANDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMTANT (Li-
twin). Teak fuselpis ke the week swim Sept. 2S,
111,7111. b. M.