NEw-YoRR THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE L.. lsa3.

The Boston Anniversaries.
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Bosro-, Tuesday Msy, .a, 1873.


MASSACHUSETTS BIBrE Soc1ETY.-With the eI-
cepton of the British and Foreign, and the Phila-
delphia Bible Societies. this is the Oldest insttu-
ton in the world formed Tor the purpose OF diffu-
sing the Scriptures Its th;rty-ourth anniversary
was held yesterday in the beautiful church in
Winter street. The chair was occupied by the
venerable Rev. Dr. Pierce, of Brookline. The
Annual Report was read by Rev. Dr. Parkman.
1t contained eulogy upon the life and character
of the late DR.. Charming, who was one OF the ear
lest friends Of the Society, and recommended the
appointment of an agent IN order to secure great
er efficiency in the Society's operations.


The acceptance of the Report was moved BY
the Right Rev. Bishop Eastburn, who took tbs
occasion to give tbs reasons WHY he as a man,
and as an officer the Church. felt bound 10 sup
port the Society. He was followed by the Rev.
DR.. Sharp, Baptist clergyman Of this city. who
made one remark particularly worthy of notice,
coming as it did from strictly orthodox man, IN
the presence OF those whom he and others like
him, consider heretical in their religious opinions.
He said the meeting of the Bible Society always
suggested to his mind the idea that. after all. it
was not the points in which the various denom-
nations differed with each other that formed a
true Christian character. but those in which they
were all agreed. This remark was responded to
by Mr.. Lathrop, (Unltarian,) who also took occa-
sion to make some illusions to the views held by
some of his own denomination respecting the IN
spiration of the Ser ptures.


AMERICAN PEACE SocIETY.-This Society held
its anniversary last evening in the Winter street
Church, Samuel E. Coues, Esq, President, in
the chair After prayer BY the Rev. E. n. Kirk,
the Annual Report was submitted by Rev. Geo.
c. Beckwith Corresponding Secretary. 1t re-
presented the cause of Peace as in highly pros
porous condition, and anticipated great good from
the General Peace Convention about to be held in
London.


In consequence of the Illness OF Judge Jay. of
Wcstchester y. Y, and the death of DR.. Chan
ning, who was last year appointed his substitute
the annual Address before the Society was deliv-
cred by the Rev. Mr.. Peabody, of Portsmouth. 1t
was an able vindication of the Society principles
and measures. and will be published.


NEw-ENGLAND ANT1-SLAvERY CONTENTION
This body assembled this morning in the Howard
street Tabernacle, and was organized by the ap
pontncnt of Edmund Quincy, of Dcdham, as
President. While was present, proposition was
under discussion for the appointment Of g Com
mittce to wait upon President Tyler, during his
anticipated visit to Boston, and eXhort him to
cmancipatc his slaves! This. | understand, was
afterwards adopted, and another Committee ap
pointed, with Garrison at its head, to draw up an
Address to the President to be signed by the
members of the Convention generally We shall
therefore be very likely to have some little excite
ment here when the President arrives. Abigail
Folsom was in the Convention, usual, annoy
ing it by her insane opposition to It's measures
and creating no little fun for the lookcrs-on


Yours, &c. REvILo.