, 1869-05-15

wss sc-electe.1 PTeaident The evening meeting
Was aaFkey attended, and Addresses Wezs deltT-
ercd oJ kev. D.; RAJ PasDsr, r. Dewitt Tai
At laAt evenings SESSION Of the Equal Rights
Association, held at Cooper Institute, Nm, Eliza
beta CadJ Stanton presiding, there was 4 fa.r ~
Madame Anneke, German lady, and Madame de
neftcon1t, French lsdy. MIA Ernoxttne l. Rose
ssld ~ dn not taint the present name Of the =:
proposed tnat Il b called the Woman1 sudtagt
Atsoe11tton- The proposition elected xooi deal
Of discussion, but WAS rnall5 allowed to drop
Ttnout ny oennite action nas!ng been t.ken up-
othera. -
The association met At the Academy Of Mus:c.
Mn Anna c. Field presided. Atter the appoint
stanton .aaGessed the neetns: Tne .sa.naute
rule for speechea was adopted, and considerable
d!sC1ss,on ensued as 70 whether this was an ad-
meeting to organize \ Brooklyn association It
WIS naItr declared by the Recording Secretary Of
the New York Convention that that bodf nnat'E
adjoutucd last night, and this ~a' hrooAl5n
Nss. Lucy Stone George ". Curtis and Others
addressed The meeting, anl finally recesa TIL this
1t the afternoon ecss.on Mra. Cells Rut.elsh.
President Of the Brooklyn Equal Rights AAsocA-
ton, presided, and read m uddresa on woman =
lARAt5 n hCt4C7 ~ 4tS9IAtaoA@a VI A0G
tense Of the meeting HeEe 1ead and speeches were
made y MIS-. IyefroTe and otheEA Resolutions
were adopted and the meeting adjourned till even
UNIVERSAL FElD eoc1ErY+
Tie THIRD annlsc1rAry OF the CnlvetsA Peace
Society Was held IT nodwot:h Hall this morning.
persons betnR prrsenl Alfred II. Lore. Of Pala,
M,s;Ie: Conn, snd P!ot ); + L waoo1; + o .,
present we're Cora Hatch and Henry e, Wright.
Mtss Cronch read the third annual report, and re-
ports rerp also ral FROM several branch societ!ea
rrso1ut1tu WAS oncrcA hs Giles II. Stebbtn& sct
ting forth that In the D'tlEh Possessions there hal
oetn protection aad jcEsiee. tq1al ana inpsst.at
Site % q the lie :lere are mlser.h'j
executed la~s and hatred Of racc whtct
have le u b!oo4y 1nAsAacteH: therefore this con-
ius!ce. % exact and impsstia, I'D peace = The re.
| suit between while men and Indians 4 series o
resolutions Ia the tntefes: Of peace and aenuncta
to the QnaIers 10 taSe ehuge Of The indians, &c
| we're read oy the President Alone discussion en-
| sued In regard to the proper method cafrJlng Or
VI WI u; vii Spain, Ensiana rance, &c. After Il
appointment OF Finance Committee recess til
afternoon WIS taken
! Society not more than thirty persons were Pres
| ent- Fred Il Lore, el rhilailelpnla, preklded
The proceedings were ntter.y devoid Of tntetes
| OF importance.
| 11RCHMvar1 BoTB EHpT.
Some boys who threw stones II the G1oop SAtAs
| j. Watson as she wa4 leavtng her dock this even
| Ing, were nred n by negro, named David Eaton
| on hoard, and two ol them, Mathew Louis Hoe.
and Roger Flynn, we're seriously wounded. Eato'
| M4S 4ITcBtct
FEfIAE EEETHl-
| meeting intended Is reception to "al1el
Rnd Costello, the released Fcn1anE took place
| this evening at Cooper Institute Warren an
Costello did not attend. for the reason that The
considered the demonstration as palt2dn9 Of
partisan character. Anthony a. Griffin, Of IN
Savage wing Of the Feniaa brotherhood, presidec
and speeches were nade b. Colonel SA31c an
I ofhn