New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-28
woman,s Rights Convention.
MAssILLoN, Thursday, May "a,

The w oman nlDUJS OOHVeHtlOH dSStfii-
Ned yesterday. Mrs. Emily Robinson of Marlborough
~ chosen President, pro terr and Mrs Frohock OF
Velsvlle Secretary.
The Committee appointed for the purpose, reported
he following permanent officers:
presdent-fRANCE5 ID. GAGE.
yloe Presidents Nesdsmes Little, Severance, ll'n'
NS s,,1aries-Mn Frohock and Stanton, and Mr.. B. s.
JoneA ..,,..ho T,b.;r so,rered be.u,;fuI
.,s.a. which ELECTED marked attention.
TSs cmmittse appointed reported series OF reso'
,.s... the discussion on which occupied the whole
day. s,cond Dan
IT.. ,esolutions were further discussed to-day and
aa,sed Several able speeches were made by Mrs.
Severance, Of Cleveland Mrs. frohock Mrs. Grihn,i
s. 81 I,rh6eid Mrs Irish, of New-Iisbon-
TIE report of Select Committee on the State OF the
soriety was under discussion till o'clock.
nis mpoosed the Convention will adjourn tonight
The proceedings throughout, have been highly disni
ssd and ably conducted. Ine Convention Is largely
srended
Methodist General Conference.
BosroN, Thursday, May q, 1852
The Methodist Conference re-assembled
Tie Episcopal Committee reported resolution reaf
sruina lis former position, approving the admnisra
don Of the Bishops In matters complained OF by Rev E.
ConkiDg.
ne Conferences were taken up sriattn
Among those adopted was one that the New FORK Con
ference shall consist of territory now included In the
EewYork Poushkeepsie, Rhnebeck, Delaware, and
Ths New York Conference East, shall consist of East
EevYork the New. Haven, Hartford and Long Island
d,tricts including in the City of New York all those
charges lying east OF line running through the Third
avenue, Bowery, Chatham street and Broadway.
Todoy's proceedings
The resolutions on verbal changes in the discipline
were referred to the Book Committee.
The new Bishops were then ordained, Bishop Waugh
Cheating, assisted by Bishops James and Morris
discussion arose on the propriety OF astonishing
Court Of Appeals to sit annually interim.
The matter was referred to a committee OF hvc
James r. Watson was elected Editor of The North
H.stun Chytstian Adcocas, without opposition.
The Episcopal Convention Maryland Lcgis-
Iature--steamships Mississippi and Prince
BALTIMORE, Thursday, May q, 1852.
The Episcopal Convention OF the Do
sese of MARYLAND closed its session tonight Bishop
whiningbam ON account OF Ill health, proposed 10 re-
sn OF accept the services of assistant Bishop The
Committee reported expressions OF regret at the Ill
health of the Bishop and advised long sea voyage,
iuhorisnp him 10 select of his brother Blsnppsto
attend TO his Episcopal dnuestne Wore ' Vi T ro @
penses TO be paid out OF the EPiscopa iuhd. ino re-
port adopted.
The Committee to whom theNsubject of the CORE
spondence between the Bishop and Dr. johns (con
and HE In SO DOING referred approved
Of the Bishops condemnation of the Act but in view OF
The lsudabe motives othe aggressor and that the same
thing had been done before advised that no eccesias-
deal proceedings be hud in the case.
The STANDING Committees OF last year were reelected
The Maryland House of Delegates
rsmed Mia Dixs BILL establishing Insane Asy lums,
which had previously passed the Senate.
Democratic delegates are arriving IN
gres. numbers, and the city is full OF strangers
The CITY Councils have rendered the
bostalaes OF the city to the officers OF the steamers
N.s,.sirni sna PRINCETON and grand dinner will be
given The Mississippi viii remain here until Monday
uext
The New Orleans mail, Us late as due,
hreceved but the papers contain nothing OF interest
Mount Morris Dam Repaired.
ROCHESTER,, Thursday, May p, 1852
The Mount Morris dam on the Genessee
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