Women's Rights Convention.

This meeting adjourned finally last evening, after a session of two days. The attendance was respectable in numbers and highly respectable in character. The proceedings were of an interesting nature. On the first day, the 'lords of creation' were excluded, and we can only speak of the exercises from hearsay. We learn that they consisted chiefly in preparations for the more important business of the convention--the reading and amending of a Declaration of Sentiments--and consulting as to the resolutions which should be proposed.