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Last week was the anniversary week-iiNew York of fall the principal religious and philanhropic soce ties m the United States. Extensive reports gwen in the papers, but they contain many statis tics that il would be impossible to give adequate idea of their progress and condition in any reasona bie space. They all seem to be in very fourshing state except the ant-savery society the total receipts of which, during the past year only 6, ,S21 and even the whole of this small sum was not expended The chief alleged for this, is the absence of harmony in that fanatic body. One party-the more rabid-at the head of which is Garrison, is forbreak- ing down all social distinctions arising from color. The other has objection to taking the negro by the hand, but il is yet reconciled to intermarryng with him.

 The report which the Herald gives of their pro- ceedings, indicates most disgusting want of refine ment and deiicacy among those mad ''philantho- pisfs." | One thing we observe is, that they pass the most fusome encomiums ou the course of Governor Sew ard in relation to the difficulties with Virginia, and think that General Harrisou's condemnation of their cause in his message, merely to saye appear ances-that it's and moderation furnish reason for decided preference of the whg over the democratic party. We learn this fac, from an ela- borate and graphic report of the Herald