NEw-YORK. Nov. 4
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 Lieraru ConrentiOn.-Durng the afternoon ses- sion of yesterday, the Report of the Committee on the formation of National Society was adopted, and d committee appointed to frame Il constitution. A committee of five was named to superintend the publication of Ee proceedings of the Convention. Mir WOodrdge, from the committee that subject reportedn favor ontroducing the Bible into schools to be studied classic. On motion of Mir Dwight a committee appointed on the establishment of | College at Athens in Greene

 1His Morning.-The powers of the committee appointed on Literature and Education in ColumbIa and Venezuela were enlarged so IS to allow them to correspond with men of learning throughout the SUuth-American continent. The committee appoint cd for that purpose, reported constitution for the proposed Society. Its title Is to be "The National Society of Science and Literature: re:'-itsnumber re- siricted to 900 resident, and 40 foreign members who are to be divided into classes by subjects: ] Mathematical and Physical Science. ?, Moral and Intellectual. 3. Literature. 4, Fine Arts The funds of the Society to be derived from donations subscriptions, &c.

 Fifteen individuals were named as a commit ,e to form the nucleus of the society; who shall have power to elect eighty-five additional members; and thest with the committee shall constitute the soce- ty at he first meeting. The following are the names: Jon, Quincy Adams, President Fisk, Professor !eihale, Dr M'Auley, Professor Alexander, Henry A. Dwlsht Professor Joselin, Edw. P. Livingston Chancelhr WalwOnh, Dr Wainwright, Albert Gal iatn, pr Aathews, John Delafeld, Dr Mner and MT Halsey

 These nanes were accepted by the Conventions ana oiscusshn then ensued on the proposed title o the Soclety, Which, after an intellectual attempt tc strike ou! 'he w,rd "National," was adopted, witt the addition of the words and the Arts"