The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-04 00:00:00

WORKING MEN'S CLUB AND INSTITUTE

UNION.

The annual meeting of this institution was held
yesterday in the Lower.hall, Exeter•hall; Lord BROUGHAM
in the chair. The report, which was read by the secre
tare, Mr. Sony, stated that 41 new clubs and institutes
had been established during the past year under the Oma
pulse and guidance of the union, which, added to the
number previously established, made s total of 116 clubs
formed by the union during about two years and • half of
active operation. From • return which hod been received
from about half of the clubs in the kingdom it appeared that
they numbered 14,677 ordinery members acid 958 hos. mem-
bers—the average mamboed members to moigolubbeieg22B
ordinary and about 13 hon. members. Therefore it the
remaining 70 or 80 societies who had sot sent in tenures
contained about the genie number, there would be a fetal
of stout 30.000 ordinary and nearly 2,000 hon. members in
the clubs and institutes in Greet Britain. Throughout the
country and in the metropolis new clubs were being
organised, but MI Booth Loodont and Bethnal-green, where
they were pre-eminently needed, greater difficulty and
delay in forming them bad been experienced
than in almost any part of the country, mainly
owing to' the want of local rudest gentry.
It was peer-Maly under snob oircurostancee, where • number
of earnest working men were most desirous of having a
club, but could not, unaided, establish it, and where lousl
'truancy was not forthcoming, that this union might ren-
der legitimate and very valuable help were it in • position
to make grants or loans sufficient to Mesola the undertaking.
That help they bad afforded in two or three emu to a sniel
exteid, but it was greatly to be regretted that the funds
bed not enabled them to do it to a Larger exMot.
The Bnmic;al statement showed the receipts, including •
balanced of 92/., and donation, 1,1254, to amount to 1,800&.
and the expenditure to 1,4701., leaving a balance of 1391.
In band. The muting wee addressed by Lord kyttelton,
Lord Ebury,Mr. Lewd, LP.. Dr. Bowkett,Mr. Bainbridge,
Mr. Vyee, Mr. Mernatt, and others, and resoletioos were
passed adopting the remit, reelecting the officers, cc-
hoe sledging the importance of the operations of the union,
and appealing for increased and more regular public support.

ST. LUKE'S CHIIRCII, Low= NOBWOOD.—A
fancy bazaar in aid of the funds for the alterations sad im-
provements in Min ohnroli will be mused at the Laiditute,
Lower Norwood, to-day, sad continued to-aunts and
Thursday. The hisser is under the patronage of the Dunham
of St. Albans, the Duchess of Marlborough, Viaoonnters
Palmerston, said many other ladies of atlantic..
CITY OP LONDON HOSPITAL 7011 Duman. OP
TSB Mon, Vino= PANE.—Tb• salaam of patients
relieved at this inatitatims during lest week woo 1,064, of
which 221 win sew non

MuYLii6NE. '
At: haspeare's play of the Teetpoit has been pro-
at this well-000daeted1 tbeetarby Mr. J. A.
lOa Oa An ...Teti. less... sod Mr. Rapier,. froze Drury-
iaetaalas tb. Para of Prpeporo. The !Ride effects are

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
TATTERBALL'B--MowDAY,

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we otat;;eti last weekllthsseelinp at the New Tat-
tersall's ass, numerically speaking at least, beompieg kn.
Mut, and will continue so until just upon Hood-
the prestige of which, and the importance
Meshing to the betting on the Stake and Oup,
will draw thouthoda from their places of easy »-
teeth From our opening remarks it may be inferred that
Jratrraincoat Albert-gate today was by tho 1111011•0 large,
:.,.. etheideriag that ark popular martinge ea
NeWesetthon Tyne and the with of Hanicaltite gatheribits
baito be " settled "is not a little surprising. Our
weakly report of the trinsaatioes here since the Derby has
bona without any era:optica flattering to the tuft
of baskets who pride themselves upon the pnatheality with
which they meet their Gummiest.. ; we fear, however
that such a public attestation of their arrapidous other.:
yawn of that .natal principle has not beim et long dura-
tion. No better illustration of the foregoing elan be ed-
ema that the doclaratioo of one single bookmaker, to the
sabot that sines the commencement of the merest racing
sethon the amount owing to him at the present
Mane is, ho use his own words, " eleven thousand
sovereigns I" This is ere as it should be. A rue
to the seaside or the Highlands is no doubt very en.
Mythic, and so also may handicap shooting at Homey
Wood be, but neither of those recreetions should interfere
with the due and proper adjustment of aooousts at
Tattersall's. The most important of the approaching
nseatings being the Newmarket, July, attention was chiefly
directed this afternoon thereto ; but the principal event
-the July Mikes-being appaestly reduced to almost •
match between Student sad Loed Portomouth's Robin Hood,
' its Munster es a betting race was aciandetely destroyed ;
7 014 wen taken and treated about Mr. Merry: colt, while
a fraction over 2to 1 was booked with equal cordiality
aboat the winner of the Troy Slakes. The only fathom
of the Goodwood Stakes were the increased cut port awarded
to Merano:Jot, and the knocking out of Hopper, whose
anticipated certain sateen in the Cumberlaod Plate, at
Clutha; would, it was assorted, more than jeopardise his
dance at Goodwood. in fact, lir. T. Parr's lot were "fishy."
with the singles:motion of Memo, endear° in dialing with
him great caution was observed by those wbo have tasted
the sweets (?) of "office" from the Wattage stable. Three
fifties were laid against Fillip de l'Air for the Cup, sod at
6 to 1 Eltham wen more frequently inquired 'Hera= 'igen
I felt disposed to operate. The Darby wail noticeable for the
bald stand takes by Studeet (about whom 1,000 to 80 wen
takes) and the continued steadiness of Auguste, who wen
hacked at 20 to 1 for 1001. Dalasosan was also is groat
demand, 1,000 to 20 Having been booked six times, the
tame odds being also takes once about Bow Rothschild's
Robin Hood. Closing prime:
JULY STALE&

to 4 add Mr. lie;rii-Stu;ls4l (off 7to a t freely)
Ito 1 Lord Portsmouth's Sabin Hood (off 110 to 50 t)
GOODWOOD STAKES.
Bto 1 spat Mr. bowel's Claremont. 4 yrs, 7st 1 lb (t f)
15 to 1 —51 r. Ten Smack's Scbaldt, 3 ymOkt 61b (t f)

IS to 1 Mr. T. Purl Moosattit /ea Ist(1)
10 to 1 Lord Palmerston's via, 6 yrs. 6st 13111 (t)
20 to 1 Mr. T. Par's Friday, 3 yrs, 7st 110 (o 81)
3$ to 1 Mr. T. Putt The Guide, a yrs, Est 60th (t)
60 to 1 Mr. T. Parr's Hopper, 6 yrs, 7st Mb (off)
OUPODWOUD CUP.
sto 1 apt Coast P. de Lagrauge's MU* ds rstir (S)
to 1 Mr. Robiason's =bun (t r)
THE DKkI6Y.
160 to 8 agst Mr. Merry. Student (t)
20 to 1 Count Y. de Lagrange's Augusts (t)
20 to 1 Baron Rothschild's Jaultor(t R

36 to 1 Captain Cathca•t's Mae Blband (1,)
50 to 1 Bann Both:child's Dalainasa (t)
60 to 1 Baron Bittbachild'a Bobla !load (t)

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—IiosnAr.
JULY STALLS.
2 to 1 ea the Yield OM
CUMBLILIAND PLATE.
_

2 to 1 apt Hopper (t)

CoT;int. any other (off)

006WOoD STALgi.
10 to 1 opt Claremont (t 20 to I opt Moose (t)
and off) .OO to 1 Baldwin (t)
100 to 6 Baspleton (t) 00 to 1 ftwordsman (t)
100 to 6 AlaWmaiti.).4l. 100 to 3 Farce (t)
100 to 6 Harry
ford (t)
GOODW(
to 1 apt Mlle do rAlr (t)
7 to 1 Combust= 1t)

ID CUP.
8 to 1 opt Ethos It and
witatodj

I to 1 api-olodi

Fat;tir (t anti an

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING.

House ARRIVID.—The following have arrived at New-
market, in addition to those already trained there :—Csili-
pole, Caryophylus, Worts. Monkey, Bayard, Genetyl-
Ina. Student, colt—Rapid Rhooes d,m, colt by Young
Melbourne—Proserpina, Ocoee, Juliet, Pantaloon, Jack-in-
theGreen, Mr. Pitt, Lady of Coverhem, Robin Hood,
Fury, Wentworth, lady Sophia, Papoose, Slly by Skirmisher,
2 yre, Viper, Saspicioo, 0011214011, Amy, Coltrane, Crytbeis,
Stoic, and Guardsman.
Juit STALK& —The following have paid forfeit:—Mr.
Pitt, Jock-in-the-Orgies, Malibran, Othello, Kiog Hal,
Mrs. Day, Bete* Marro Spada, Florida, Medallion, La
Dauphins. Sir Roland, Grand Falcoors,__Caithneee, Lass o'
Gowrie Artesian, Volunteer, Valeria, Goodoliar,
and Tomahawk.