Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-12
The New York Anniversary CcI.b,,,,,,.


The American Anti-Slavery Society, con,na, !,
theif twenty-slNth anniversary on Tuesday AT IT,
Iiy assembly Rooms, Broadway William
from W. "s ,,e PRESIDED, and read memorials
n n tle town OF Warrington, England from the
rrotestants OF Belgium, and a letter from Jos,nb
MaL<lnl relative TO American slavery ara II
ssy hoping iof ITS speedy abolition The resoIm-
aons Oh the meeting Were of the usual uncon,nro
missing tone while some private resolutions of.f,sa
on 0a, Iheir own responsibility by Messrs pail,
illls1nry and Wendell Phillips, went several
s.eIe "a advance even Of these, one of them yery
strongly limiting at the desrabiIity of a gens,,11
Save lnsurrectiOn. Speeches were made in ~
morning asoS session by Messrs Philips, PiIlsbnry
ana tine Rev. w n Furness of PbiIad.Inh;!
aud in the evening by the Rev Mr. NiIIioi,a
PhiladelPhia; Judge Culver Of BrookIyS A.
Inward hilbert Of New York city; C. e R,,,.
Ign, ana others The proceedings were to b.
continued Yesterday, when il was EXPECTED ths,
Ine venerable Lhcretia Mott would be ono ~ ~.
spedke.s The society's receiu,s for III ~, ~.
-, $3.50 800 % H. (lncluding the balance from
hand 50 .i5a IS. "didhce on
convention OF delegates from the R,nt;s,
Sn.'cues III the eastern, middle, ami NORTHWESTERN
Sl'es, numbering over 500 assembled in tine OIi
yer street Baptist Church on Monday tbe obi,
DeinS 10 reduce the present number III tbe 49,
rent socieues In the church by uniting thor, IN
unaer one or two boards of management. and TIM.
reduce their working expenses Rex.I',,a '. , mus
adopted In favor of the consolidation b',t weIe
on arose as To the details of the nI,,. a., H.
a a They held three sessions and adiour,si
rhaI
" bnggs, of Mass presided "eo'
. The forty-third anniversary NJ ,h.
Tsy "chooi Union was duly celebr,tad On
~. IN the afternoon, the children attac,od
~ VIC sdIious sunday schools in the city ,,a,shsa
~ procession 10 the places where N us. ~ o.e9
tha' tne anniversary exercises shonId , etOIn'eu
throughout the city, and there unit's ~; nc pIhce
hymns and listened 20 addresses 4, ~. singing
Sddresses Were delivered before the Union' AZ Az
cooper Institute, BY ex-tioy Pollock of Pa ~ ~, ne
Rev Alfred Goodman, OF Philadelnbia ans
others; and the officers Of the society for a. pu
sulng year we've elected.
The second National Reformatory Convep,io,
oo i us session ON Tuesday. at the II istor
ca Society ROOMS. The convention Is comnos,d
"i Delegates from institutions throug bout tba ror
NY having for their object the refor,aation of In
Sehlie deilnquents, and Of individuals who sitS.,
hea.v,,. connections with institutions or from
'olen' motives, have made the cause of r.,
icinh ana aid to unfortunate youths n matt, ~
seuus and Effort. The object OF the conven,ion u
ro,n,,,'.. sn opportunity Of exchanging views and
communicating information which NAV ~ n n1
.or 'ne Improvement and extension Of ~. oe useu
ohs Juvenile delinauents VI
a. me New York State Coloniza,io, soo,. =
iny IN ar pt taeh anniversary on TueSIs,; 80
Plscs r.. eiofined Dutch church in sf. 80
- nc new. Dr Spring PRESIDED Ill aysue
The reading Of the annual renpr, .1, and after
m de by Mr.. Wedgewood, n dTasaIesses Were
Dena ~ &C kson and Others NotwitSs,oi LII
slight falling OF In the receipts NJ IN
and the number Of emigrsnts the we SOCIETY,
Aoefeo 70 De In an encouraging state &c oh-
President Woolsey, Of Yale ColI.,,.
tne annual address before the American Coa.,red
nonaI Union, on Monday evening, at the Erogsd ga
ton between the Power Of the Iaity and SIaT
IN the Christian Churchs'i-..fe 49, -
Inc american and Foreign Christian Un.on
s eee,dted tneir tenth adversary on Tuesday in
sne Methodist T.. Chufch Of ST Paul i'm Eon,tb
'"us Inc Kew. Or. De witt presided