The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-11 00:00:00

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The North German Lloyd's steam ship Bremen,
Captain C. Meyer, sailed from Southampton yesten
day afternoon, with 358 passengers, the Garman, Freed,
and English mails. jewellery from France value 69,420 f., sad
956 tons of general merchandise. The Hanes, belonging t
the same company, arrived at New York at 3 p.m. on de
25th ult., and is expected off Cowes on 17th inst., with its
United Stake mails to the 6th inst. _ . .

ARRIVAL 'glom A USTRALIA.—The ship Sarah
Neumann, 1,004 tons, Captain S. W. Sweet, from Sydney,
March 7, for London, has arrived in the ChanneL She
brinp 1,572 bales of wool, 3,621 hides, 757 bags kauri pa,
225 cask' whale oil, 2,425 hags copper ore, 91 bales bide
cuttings, 28 ,Loos hoofs and bones, and 20 packages sass
dries.

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THE ONE TUN RAGGED SCHOOL AND WoRKING
MEN's Cum.—The annual meeting of this isstitutioo vu
held last evening in the Club-room, Pve.street, Warsaw
ster, the Earl of Shaftesbury in the chair. On the plat
form were the Marquis of Westminster, the Rev. lit.
Rogers, Mr. Joseph Payne, Miss A. Cooper, dm. Tie
secretary read the report detailing the progress of the
various societies connected with the institution, consists;
of day, evening, and Sabbath schools, working men's deb
and reading room, penny bank, clothing clubs, and motbed
meeting. The day and evening schools were attended
25W children, the Sunday school by 80. There were 401
members belonging to the working men's club, sod then
library consisted of upwards of 150 volumed. The Bend d
Hope comprised 400 children. All these societies wee
self-supporting, and the amount of good effected bt
them in the wretched locality by which they were surrouodd
had far exceeded the most sanguine expectations, exercise;
considerable influence even over those persons who did sat
belong to them. The report having been adopted Nisi
for good conduct were distributed by the chairman smog
several of the children, accompanied by approPritte
encouraging remarks. The chairman then dwelt st
some length upon the importance of institutions of this de
ecription in such degraded neighbourhoods u that io whia
this society was situated. and paid a high compliment to
the exertions and perseverance of Miss Adeline Cooper. to
whom it was indebted for its existence. The meeting we
then addressed by Mr. Payne, the Rev. Mr. Rogers. ma,
other gentlemen, and a vote of 'thanks to the chairman, am
to Liu Cooper, Glued the proceedings.
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