The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-08
The News.

We give to-day en- interesting account Of the cere
monies at Tarrytown yesterday, on the occasion Of
the dedication Of the monument concentrating the
capture of Andre. Governor Seymour desicated
the monument, and his speech will repay perllsal
We gave history Of the facts connected with the
CAPTURE of Andre and the treachery Of Arnold IL
the HERALD Of yesterday.
The third cay's meeting of the Triennial Conyen-
ton Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the
United States was held in st. Johns Church, in us
city, Yesterday. There was very large attendance
Of both lay and clerical delegates The app ication
of the church of California for admission ito union
With the Convention gave rise to long and tecln
cal debate as it was considered that her Diocesan
Convention had net very clearly expressed therein
the adhesion of its members to the constituted rules
Of the body. When evidence of this il clearly given
California delegates will be received. The Arch
bishop Of Canterbury, England, had addressed
n most traternal letter to the American
episeopacy and Clergy upon the occasion OF
enclosing copy Of the Oxford quarto edition Of the
Bible The letter Of His Grace gave very general
ioy to the different members Of the Church prese 1t.
Tie Episcopal Missionary Society held meeting
last evening st the Church OF Ascension, Of
Filth avenue and Tenth street, which the vene-
rable Bishop Meade of Virginia, presided. The sa-
cred edice was thron sed, and addresses were de-
livered by the ri. Rev. Dr. Spencer, late Bishop Of
Madras and Deacon Sinclair, Of Mddlesex Eag-
band The Rev. Ernest Hawkins, PrebendaIy of St.
Pauls London, England; the Rev. Mr. Cass well, aud
Bishop Medley of Fredericton. Other speakers
were to have addressed the meeting, but Bishop
Wainwright in consequence of the lateness Of the
hour, moved an adjournment to Monday evening
next, which was carried.
The anniversary of the American Bible Union ter
minated last evening" when the meeting was ai-
dressed by DR.. Achilli, Of italy repor. of Thurs
day and Fridays proceedings viii be found ia en-
other part of to-dsy's paper.
Yesterday the ceremony Of laying the c rner stone
OF new Jewish Educational Institute 10 Greene
street. OF the ao lining lot to the Synagogue took
place. The duty was performed BY tie Rabbi OF the
church, the Rev. Dr. Raphsll, who was formerly coa.
nected with the BirmiDghan (E9gland) jewish Ia
stiute, which be was Instrumental in founding. Dr.
Rapba afterwards delivered very able aud liberal.
minded address In The synagogue.
The American Board Of Foreign Missions, r..
Gently in session at Cncinatti, adjourned to meet at
Hartford next July. Daring tae session it was re-
solved that DO more aid could be extended t. the
Sand gich Islands, for the reason that their inhab
tants have been Christian zed.
The information contained il our tee graphic des
patches this morning is d a varied and unusually ia.
teresting chGra ter That which viii probably az
tract the attention Il the brief sketch OF the
curious transactions which took place H. th9
Womans Rights Convention at Cleve aad. las
Thursday In the first place, resolutions were
adopted which claimed all the political ard othe,
privileges enjoyed by man, Including his hard work
Then 0 male delegate had the effroutery to propose
the limitation OF speechifying TO fifteen minutes
This infringe ment upon the freedom OF soeech was
Indignantly rejected. Mrs Clark, to The utter IN
sterpaton of her feo Fdeleqates expressed her con
viction that woman was Der own enemy and that ma
was more willing TO deal fairly with her than her own
sex Such aspersions upon the general character Of
the biah.mnded could not be endured, and Mrs
Clark was consequently gagged as possible
As If to add 10 the already turbulent ingredients
contain cd in the bub5ling canldroo, Mrs Abby
Kelly Foster, Ike one Of the witches who appeared
before Macbeth, arose and commenced an onslaught
upon Christianity and its teachers This was En-.
tItly too outrageous dozen ladies sqrang to their
feet snd commenced talking, the President hei =
despair, and the Convention adjourned andss tba
direst confusion. Wha, tompest these ladies w0u
rsi in the halls of Congress. Only think OF it.
Secretary Marcy has resumed the duties Of bis
Office in Washir gton. Secretary Dobbin will leave
this city today with the intention Of inspecting the
Char'estown navy yard.
A despatch from New Orleans states that the
weather Is cool, the city healthy, and absentees are
r turnirg. Let not the unaccimated be deceived by
tL.se lnrng reports. That awful scourss. -, vel
low fever, still uLgers there, and nothing but frost