Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-13
By TELEGRAPH 10 TIE STAR.
RROAAGBNr AsSocIz TED Pr esS
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the V,nd.xAtt,

-. Arrival Of the vauderbfu.
Ntw YORK, Sept, 10 The American s,,,m.,
~, $500 n1iu nsvfe ard Southampton on the
ist instant, arrived here last mtg hi vrIfh IIxe,-
passengers. "ss SsS
The general news Is not Of stirring ,n.o,,.
snce. .e-e." 'E|-..D ''''s i'"P''e
The Queen had returned to Eaelapd.
Nearly Al 500 GOO IN gold were on he way from
Twelve vessels had ben Wicked on the Ear.
one exception, were saved. c
NJ horphy, the American chess PLAYER, had
Paved eight games blindfeldeh az one tim. %
hs, birmingham nan Chess Congress, winning all
messrs Rudolph. Jung Co silk merchants
yery I,,,s nave suspended. Their Liabilities are
n.~ o a,e TGrkss ministry has been ou,ted and
..-.,... CHINA .a pr
Inere are hopes entertained OF a treaty ~ cam
the lilies S,vs una, The diplomatic agents Of
rlly IN fekin, and q Chinese envoy come. ~ ps
ris. The Jesuits have obtained e.cis.S, ~ ne. re-
China. S'' "'uei In
u Grant had len Lucknow 10 relIev. Mann
singh and capture Fyzabad The Raiooo.,T.
re- g. hse nsd after plundering Fcuk, pursued
oy zen Roberts. The Gwalior rebels were men
airing B'ehore and Bughore
Russia has addressed a note TO Austria on tbs
SUBJECT Oh her occnnafion Of Bastadt
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Sales Of Cotton IN, th,.s
days 700 bales, including 600 on snecnl,,ion
ana 2VOo Tor export; the remainder 10 m. tT.de'
r,;nin,. a 1909 eIoseo quiet but steady, with a de-
tauons were barely maintained Manrh..1asS !
vices were favorable. &C
Brsadstufs.F our was q m at an advance Of
I'd closing quiet Wheat was hiy her cioSioo
qIiet; red Western, 5s6daSsItd: white do 60
dosod; white Southern 6s9da1sid Cora was Ann
PROVISIONS was steady and dull PoTk
auG Da.oh we,e steady. Lard quiet al 6Us6da62s
u'herai Produce Spirits tuTpentine steady a.
S3sSda39S Rosn steady al is2da,A3d Su,ar
quiet. Coffee firm. Rice dull
Free Lovers Mass Meeting.
UTICA, IN. W Sept I0-The PbiIanthrcn,,.
Convention assembled here this morning, and il
diligently engaged overcoming evil with good,
A Az ,he nomination Of oficets, Mr. A. Davi.
three sessions day would be held
Mr. A Davis made the opening address He
discussed the great question Of evil under ave
distinct propositions, viz: Babyhood Youth
Childhood, Manhood, and Maturity Babybood
he said, was the ante human period: youth the
iuteLhumani childhood the superhuman. man
hood the spiritual and maturity the harmonial
Mr.. A. J: Davis occupied the forenoon in de-
livering this speech
In, In the afternoon, M. c; H. Plumb, of HOlley,
Orleans county, delivered the hrst address
Parker Pillsbury then spoke Of the reprod ,c
tion of man by the sexes
Mary F Davis presented the following resolu
lions; which Were adopted:
R.soIred, That as woman is the half ~ . -
publican nation, she should be Invested with an
the rights and privileges OF American citizen
SNIP among which are the elective franchise
the thai by jury Of her own peers eligibility 90
ofhce, the control Of her children under aye, and
tue protection OF her person and property against
aggression.
ReSOtred, That as woman IL the mother Of the
race, and therefore more influential Than nny
other being in giving character and direction 10
our great humanity, she should be protected and
assisted by society In attaining the utmost pet-
lection OF development physically, tualIy
and morally and that TO this end colleges of
every grade should be unreservedly thrown omen
to woman, that she may be educated in ali de-
partments, side by side with her brother, while
Young girls should be released from the hone
less, protracted, wasting air Of unhealthy work
shops, or awakened from the lethargy of fash
lOnable dissipation, and attracted into honorable
and lucrative avenues OF industry, where a lust
remuneration will enable them to gain not only
a liberal and thorough education but an ,le
waited and independent character; furthermore
as through maternity woman Is the world =
greatest artist as sufferer, and as she has the
responsibility Of guiding the young mind OF her
children for many years after birth, she should
specify her own time for assuming this great
artistic work OF reproduction, with its tolls suf-
f'rings and responsibilities.
Mr.. henry Z. Wright spoke about wonan,s
controlling Der own maturity, and her influence
upon her offspring.
Mr.. Charles Partridge addressed the Conven
ton against paper currency.
A strong tone OF free loveism is perceptible in
all the speeches thus Ear, and the Convention. n
anything, smells stronger Of filth than the Rut-
Julia Branch will have the opening speech to-
morrow.