The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-12 00:00:00

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MASITIAQ'ITTRING p 18111,16171.

MANCIIISTIIt, atm 11.
Th• tows wooed Wires this morning
segeted 4116 letereetidg quirdwa it how mesa
threzkalrel vela pay Ise belated', the betty million
Of water pee day, theftk dm boreal* ie to be
beep the Vele ofrow, thretigh • shata of
reeetwobe gad other a:Waive weeks etwomeztaiag at a &s-
-temma/ 19 miles helms. Some reports with bad gained
eartorly that the eelseams spom width thus works bed
bent medeneksa mem likely M be gem* milltedtra hut ha
a member OW osawell at a mond Mmeetias *mon for •
ratan, sad a /port was preeemesd repos the eahleet tc-day.
The moan in whisk railway ordmates have been exceeded
sad the metesept few whisk sack declaim% hare
'biota bombe thirtieth very extravagant departures
from them, like those *dried enstiog the
learn of pinimmeet, ban probably tended to awakes •
wodeseme area& el them is pablAs Wad ; bat be that as
it may, the esaacil very /Teddy sonsetated to the unties at
a Armen meeting, and the retina has been looked for with
muds inured. It wee expected that the satire east of the
works would not owed a males steeling ; hot it appears
that deportees. from the Weald estimates have already
pissed that point beim/ queittort. Of this sum, however,
630 0001. is for the purchase of the old water works of the
towa, the la the heeds of the mammy. The report states
that the origisal estimate Pet the new works (iesludlng
Ithe soustreetiva of the immense reetervoirs deeribed in the
II Ewen mom manta at 01527 263,5961.; sad that the
wow probable oust is 2E, .—of which 221,07 W. has
I already Fees laid est—so that the times woe these works
lie 29,0671. Add to tele .meet 92,4661. paid foe Lead and
eeesp,rsetion. and 13,2081 as the expease of obtaining
power. from pailiament, and it would sower the met of col-
lecting and healing the new water over this immense tent
of very uneven country to the verge of the borooch, will be
368,3261. Besides this, 100,00 W. will have to be *speeded
oa new pipes within the Anemic/I, masking, with the soot of
the old wstareorke, 1018,326/. Mr. Aldermaa Pilling
attacked the ei g seer (Mr. Bat/mass) oa the erased
that the original estimate of the works was 217,0111,
set that the rte• now shorn was 64,9211. lot. in excess.
Then he Ws 22,0001. which bee been saved apart the esti
mate in thee:minims tot pipes, and with tome other items of
en .11. t amount, he Nintendo list the total coot of the water-
works will be 151,0001, over the elloste first gives to the
town council. The tows clerk, however, showed that Mr.
Pilling had not Riven credit is this statement for 47,0001.
wh:eh Mr. Ilsteentte had put Is the orig nal estimate on
aestemit of envious of the work v. bleb it was thee eoatem-
plated ro delay, and which sum, if added to 217,8611, made'
the cuisine' estimate 264,8611. The red eines, to far as I
can learn' will be shown to be owing to departures from the
originsl plan of works, and no doubt the Meads of
the engineer will evtlain this before another meeting; but,
in wherever way it may be expidoed, ft may softly be pre-
dicted that we shall have a good deal of local bickering and
diesstistketiou about the meter.
This mornh.g a emetics, or w Cnuferenes of Trades sad
other Athletes," wee opened at the Bakers' Ineti,ate, Loyd.
street, for the purpose of ccuelderior the questions of ea.
operation sad amocistive labour. D spastics. from the
trades generally were invited to attend, and though it
was not • very ansserose sesemblagee, 1$ may be iatermnag
to aim a sheet sketch of the proceedings.
The first half-hour of the meeting was occupied la maids,
out the list of &Moen. Ammo team present veers Meows
Loyd Jones, Walter Cooper, add the Rev. 0. Kingsley, de-
legates from the C.eutrel Board, London ; Noble Steel, from
the letterpress printers; Iklward Holbrook and Wilkinson
Barelsea, lent the fitonseneeotta; lames Williams, from
Storbort; Mr. Knight, Iron the Jere -street Store ;
M MM. Hoyle and Stork, from the Belford Bum; J. 0.
Clark, from the Pratt( al Chnetien Chard, ; James Stand.
ieg, from the Redbirds Redemption Satiety, and other de-
puties from the tailors, heed-loom ward", maktremp, and
bakers

The SECRETARY reed letters he bad reaeived from
Heywood, announcing that that town was not prepared to
mad a &Rios at pretest, bit approving of the objects of
the conference; and from the cosalunekers, also approving
of the proseedisira.
The CHAIRMAN then called upon the secretary to read
the report of the peenaratory committee of tho Associated
Labour Conference to the assembled delegates, which was
as follows

" Gentleasen,—lmpelled by eirmimatimees of so culinary
character, sod at a favourable Juneau, your conthatites
hays called you together to ciossider the interests of labour,
to investigate facts, to enunciate sad send forth to the world
opinions fouoded upon due consideration and experience as
to the best mesas of promoting the interests of the
elan you represent. The matelots, of Mr. Mayhew
are doubtless notorious to Tonsil. Probing the vital extre-
mities of society, that geadecoan has exhibited to the world
a picture which, while it fella not to arrest the sympathise
of the high 'stills and proud in estate, presents to the think-
ing reties of ear own order, though:a startling and of ins-
measurable import—s vast sea of ealamitise and honors only
to be evaded by assiduous thought sad adios on the part of
the slaves of wages. Statistics go to prove that whilst land,
'hipping, manufactu.ing, monetary and Ravenna ntal inte-
rests have is this country more than kept pace with the in
crease of population daring the present century, the interests
of labour have, comparatively speaking, sensibly declined ;
That now the power of the labourer es a labourer wanes also,
and that the non-producing classes are daily growing more
antagonistic to the producers. Profit—the last considers.
tion in • well-ordered elate of society—has mourned the sta
tare of a giant idol, at whose shrine labour is menfieed and
the labourer immolated, to which is to be added the utter
neglect of the moral and intellectual wants of the people, and
those sanitary precautions nefremary to secure ti ' •
sound mind in a sound body. To devise a remedy or re-
medies for these stupendous evils is then the object of your
emtherne—to define them and enforce them boldly and fear-
' Issaly your armament duty. In order that this may be the
more methodically accomplished, your committee treeures to
sums' the following programme of di suasion :—lot. Wages :
The relation they near to the actual deserts of the recipient
of wages. Should wages be found to bear no adequate pro-
portion to the real deserts of labour, sod the condition of the
labourer be found precarious and unjust, your committee
beg to resoramead the axasideratiou--fiad, How far the
..th-operstivis eseociatioas may be made the means of 'mis-
taking and advancing those intermits which the existing
relation. Wiese, the employer sad the employed shall have
been to abuse. Consequent upon your efforts towards
proesotiag the priociple of operatioa, your committee
would sunset aa irquiry into the possibility of extending
those efforts, end consolidating the strength of all
trades by a system of muted exchanges. Ludy,
your committee would call your attention to the
land es the greatest bulwark of unity end stability—au
unfailias/ enures of advancement sad happiness for the work-
ing classes.—ffigned on behalf of the committee, Acux.
CRAWWII. ; Jong HOWARD NODAL and Geo.
HANTS.', EIWWWWTin."

"Si B.y. C. KINGSLEY proposed that the expression in
the report that "the non predneieg .lawn ars dully
becoming NAPO 'outvoted° to the producers," should be
slowed ; beau* in point of fact whilst he adaitted the
Lateness of the two dares were aatateolette, the non
producers were becculne mush awe disposed to befriend
Si. working elswes that formerly.
After nose diseueloa the proposed alteration was
speed is.
Mr. LOYD JONES wowed tin adoption of Si. report
Mr. WALTER COOPER seconded W outlet.

It wY ther;egtendtis;dtiereporialtoeld ;and over till
the resseindor of the boldness was disposed of, during
whisk time it could be fully disowned, sod alight
then be adopted, seldom to suc► amendments as might be
thong►t It.
The CB/LIBYAN than Galled open the various delegates
to report ea to the progress of the anseistive meanest smug
the Wire t►ey represented.
The meeting was proceeding when oar reporter left.

Tin Cowin BardSRMAS Monsmna.—The
emisalttee. appolated lee condoning Um above serenest
ham resolved to 0311•11011 walker meeting of deputation
from boards of parasol and other persons latoreeted is
AR IsAnimist sgmodem, to be held at the Le ph Anne Hotel,
Noweemdmdtm•Wiliem Leseashire, es Monday tke 30A
IMa at twelve at nos. At this mods. a msert of the
p=
hip of the sommittoe is to be pteemW,.asd the
mat, to be ua adopted d I the mutt emelos of parliament is
lobe smoldered. RobertTostrolsy Parker, 114., of Coe
des Hall, has assented to preside aid the following mem-
ben of parliament ham lama invited by the eommittes, a
majority of whom have straitly intimated their iatsatioa of
being present at the ineetiag ..--The Right Boa. Thomas
Milner Gibes*, M.P ; J. Wilma Pate's, Esq., id P. ; Jas.
Heywood, Ems. M.P.; Adtias Brows, leg., H.P. Alex-
ander limary,M4 , M.P. ; Joseph Home. Req., M.P.P ; the
Han. Oolesol Lindsay 111. P. ; I B °therms, II wt.,
M.P. ; Sir Zomba* Wellaley, M.P. ; Gilbert Greensall, E.g.,
M.P.; John Bright, Msg., M.P. • Jamie Kershaw, Beg.,
M.P. • Babb A. Thickset/at, Rai , M.P. • James PiAing•
Ms, Bali: P. • Charles [Hadley, Beg , .M.P. ; Matthew
~ ; Willis. Williams , M.P. The
emanaittee have Waited As mime hairdo of "Ludlam la
Laseseldre to appoint • deputation to Woad tbe smetiag,
and they express a with that sub board will Melte to
the meetkir seas et the magistrates resident mithla its
salon. Tb. ematalttee eke Meths to the meeting say
mermen or ratepayen, or mbar, who take as Mitered is
the gmetiom.—Masseheater Goordias.

Rim Eistax Bons.—Ths eirprition of Bristol,
with • view to prevent the vorstease of seek lamentable
emmideate u that wink hemmed la dr rim reamer Sod
Rover, and she in ardor takeliso hers ti held Indoor
the *km earnilleeem of the Yr bear often, mot-
fearday, for the pauper of Slit a sole of bye-
law* fee leek pverereat. • miss cif tertletisos wen
adopted, Stine the sise et the heals sod the maw of
perananes to be mord by Sam pt rtiffing that ilmyehell
eel, he indeed by anew
Ms W p:q: limArke tbak speed to
eye la hear, sad mit is serene VIM =i
• Hum to ply for bin, that skull he duly
sod milled es to their esiltderry of their bend, the pwsr
sad perfestisa ef their Wispy. the allairmy of thstr sap-
teirtarl essiosers, dta The =A7soritafter
hietoa
open le Imprimis he • twilled hen to tub-
Wand kr mama of our of ker '• Jody', miter
lake smatiii la by wheat. they will audintely put',
ffiser, mak se fur as sea be Mean, ere 'Orly to he
Endeared reek eonwoleate mad maturity to the public.
The UM of prier wee prehatited ea meant of the injury
whisk that arks MI Maoism by wishing away
as Ws is lie mod met with Winne* to say
kartha of spiel at semath.l
BT. MAWR% C.Amua Cams Was copepod at
Sheffield yesterday. T reemay, whisk wee ye=
niseat, was asteaded bay
• large werhur el Ur
darn ssiNlONstay.