Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-25

Ioe revival Oh religion which began here law
weeks ago, from the snalsst begi3niRga is mshings
grea, Roadway in.ths world, and seems onlyto gs-
thes strength il marches along In order to show
the public the very extensive naiMre Of this move
ment, we annex ons of the documents to which it
has given birth. The following may be considered
the intellectual map Of its progress throughout socie-
~, in this city.
Pablo Worsllil,.
Divine Providence therew ill public worship
lathe following churches al The time spe med below
R8xoRNEp DUTCH CHURCH
Monday, 9Th insant-Addle Church, corner Nassau and
Tsssday, 9th sI-Norh Church. William and
Wednesday sh nst.-Frankln Church, Rev. MI.
Thursday, lh insL-Broone street, Rev. Dr. Van vrankin,
Friday 18th rsan,-G Greene, Houston, Rev. DR..
Monday, is hinstanl Church, Rev. Mr. Mar
Tas,day, 10th ins,ant-Nn.h street. near BaoadwayI
Wednesday. lTih insant-Hoas,sn street Msssa Church,
Services in the above Churches commence three o.
The following Churches have worship on the Sabbath the
TIN instant feo ing Sabbath the l4h instant.
half past 10 ococx, A. NJ AT p. M and AT in The
ming Also each intervening week evening" viz Monda,
tuesday Wednesday, Thnrdsy, Friday sad Saturday at
BAPrsrs-second sapts, Church, Brooklyn, Rev. o.
First Baptist Church. Bro kya, Rev. sas
South Church, ia Nassau, between Jshn and
Mulberry street. near Chatham
West Baptis corner Duane City Hall Place.
Grand street Bapsist Church, between Pitt and
Broome street Bar,is, Church, between Can.
North church. in Bedford corner Of Christopher
stsnssn street Bap,i.t Church.
sixteenth Baptist Churca, in Eighteenth, be-
tween 9Th and 9th
Abyssinssn '. Cn1 Oh s,;a Aa,honystI,eeL ~ ,,.
Hall. 1893 Bowery, the sabbath ara very
evening during The week in the Lecture Room
9th Baptist Church, on the corner Of Dslan-
and Christie streets
METHODIST EPscopALGre Dc tween Broome and Spring
wliets street, tween Grand and
INDEPENDENT MErHoprsr--Rev. william sllweps Christie
near Hester.
Protestant MErHsprsr-In Attorney, setween R,ington
In sullivan, between Blocker
and Amity.
PRIMITIVE MErHoprsr-In Houston.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES street Chapel
Providence Chapel, Thompson street.
PRnsnryEsrAs-Dey stree Church, corner Washington
Murray sree between Church and Cxape.
Bowery ,corser Walker.
Catherine, corner Madison.
Madison street. corner 6ovsrneur
| Seventh Presbyterian, corner of Ridge and
second Avs,ue Church. between Second
Thompson. corner Of Houston street.
Spring street, Varrk
Canine :.ree,,opposte v1riek
between waveriy Piae. and s.h street.
Broome stree opposite Centre
/ tsih III lauren, nvthsuss oct~ec" Luz
low and 0rch,rd streets.
MHy other c1urhe; are 70 be aGsg the
which nformaea will be given BY Tract visitors and other
An requc attend church such OF the
above places OF worship Is may
places.
and will tsee, and show the great and mighty
things whics thou knewe1 not" Jer IS: >.
January 1888.
II will be seen from this curious paper, that all the
bsva o,vadf m IF
day, except the Catholics, the Episcopalians, the
Jews, and the general rabble of infidels, whom
consider species of locsfoco lber;ines of novel and
startling kind The time occupied by this interesting
movement embraces morning, noon and night-all
hours, all weathers, all places, all localities. The
agitation at present is principally confined TO females,
and it is due to truth and piety to say, that Of
the beautiful and intellectual persons of the city.
Since this programme printed-(printed il was
by saint, namely +. Fanshaw, l60 Nassau street,
as appears by the imprimatub) many additional
churches have been opened, and several hundred Of
awakened sinners made sensible Of their condition.
| Some Of the evening scenes which this movement
has created have been highly Interesting and insuuc
tive. The dim lighted church-the quiet assembling
OF the fair beevers-the solemn chantings Of the
hymns and psalms-the imprisoned and heartfelt
prayer-the glorious anthem Of praise all falling upon
the ear calculated to produce deep and perma-
nent effect the mind What effects this agitation
this awakening may produce on the morals and man.
of the age, TO be another question. lift
increase economy ia their Enthusiastically in their
minds-ntegrity in conduct the revival will be Of ad.
vantage in the end.
Thus far much for the Protestant side Of the ques-
ton. The Catholics are yet undisurbed and unawa-
kened. Among them we have heard Of no peculiar
revival, but it will come by and by The opening Of
st. Peters Church III Barclay street, will be the
casion Of a movement in that quarter.
RESTs.-There IS general impression pervsding
the community that rents must be reduced at least
rs or 80 per cent next year. We learn that tenants
will not provide themselves with houses till towards
the month of May. In the expenses of living there
mustbe general reduction as in that Of trade and
resources. Landlords would be wise to take the mat
ter into consideration in time. Ifhey voluntarily re-
duce the rents now 20 to 30 per cent it will prevent