The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-26 00:00:00

WORKING MEN'S CLUBS.

Last night a meeting was head in the School-
room. Great Portland-arms., Orford-street, for the
of taking Jai* mintaiseatien the formation of • ing
Yea's Club for the asighbonsbood. The Bev. S. B. Eardley
Willa* rector of All Snuk, Laerham.plaes, presided. The
rev. eheirman, in opening the proceedinp. alluded to the
neurnity itairting for such insulations, sad the means pro-
posed far supplying that want. He the iatrodoced to the
meeting Gawp Creiltelank, Esq., who lea humors aid
interesting speech *deviated the establisluarst thane in-
stitutions. He referred to the Doek-Lae Club, insti-
tuted by Him Cooper, as as salaam* of the swore at-
tend* the movement. Mr. Crnikehank. eonsinsion,
said be would be glad to hear some a the wais-
ts( me in the body of the raestiag express
their opinions, and reenmed his mat amidst loud
applause. A working man here wagered some remarks
upon the Snolllll4lllll of land sad other casMicia• inelwreat
to the objeete of the meeting, but his reworks called forth
Lime sad Grim of " time" from the audiseee. Theßwv. H.
Holly, eserstaty to the Working Men's Club and Letitia,,
then delivered aa oddities 011 the objects of Workiag Yen's
Club& The proposed club, although being initiated by the
rev. ehabatan, would not be a church organiaatioa, Doe •
melariaa snovement, bet a eommoo plorm on whisk
every Perking man. eetiraly irrivipective of all seeder] as
well se sectarian differences, might most. Mr. Belly re-
fined to the liresita to be derived from those clubs whiol
should Mal ell the mutual helpfulness implied
I. the Bazen word "club.' H. then proceeded to detail
the working and management of Working Men's Clubs. Two
hundred members paying 24. per week would realise a soM.
Meat anioaat to meet the ordinary expran of a club eon-
&aim of three or four rooms, sod the manageromit would
be left in the bands of the working men themselves. Mr.
oily aim spoke ore the great value al • Maimed= elms,
per" sad rstreshmeate esemezio• with a dab, and eon.
&mild a lengtirmsd address amidst the peeled
Veinal thanks wore thee passed to tie nwrereed akaiemas
and the spear's, and the moseisig, which was well attended
by working mos, wee brought to • ekes.

In reference to new steam packet companies
our Liverpool coreespondents write:—" It has been reported
on 'Change that the ' Liverpool Weston and Spanish
American Strom Packet Oompany, Limited,' is about
to a malpmate with the proposed Wart India and
Panic Steam Ship Company,' the prospectus of which
is sow before the public. We have good authority
for dation that this is not the ease. On the con-
trary, we hear that it ie is ooatamplation to establish a
powerful steam ship company to ended the teat te between
this ementry and the West ladies and Spanish As in
connexion with the 6rst•named company, which has for
mos time pad been in active operation, having sow savesal
be Armen ore the line.*

Latrocis or BTH. Burro or Liamorool.. —At
sees
1,276 LS, aura lasielaremace.ZlLlPso oemed theirabYgo:ll
beiM el steel, IMO lsamiod 1... the mod el Yams.
Jesse. Qualm mid Co., lorerpseL This Imo hare pre-
viously Lomied one co two eisadarly-boilt vassals foe yacht.
Me rime purpose; hot this is the Brat isetessee on
..adds *hi& Mod les hoe applied far the casstrostion
el vends lotsodsd for eamustaieg wpm& de
imboriotiog we the wrest sesadoseds Mies may d ll641;at:
elpakalljpsomers el Lirsrpeol, iselediag Mr. James
were present to mitoses the lams* and Mr. C. J. Reed, the
oarateveliar el the royal sem emos dews tram Leaden tar
aposiel pewees et mmedolui sad beerfmg whet the
balms hod to my aim* them. 1;:he Mee& both mem&
ad h.6d Iry reef aid the podsolies all their model
.:d td analadmiration amp. the mow&
ewes d amid ankilograse present.