Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-30

intsrssnrg season in ths rhird C..areh. Car Bap
tist brethren are enjoying . powerful revival at
Mr.. Kirk has been preaching, ON successive eve.
nings, in the Park street Church, Boston, TO full
congregations. Many Untarians who scarcely ever
hear evangelical preaching, have attended. Inquiry
meetings have been connected with the others, At
which more than 100 have been present.
Almost every denomination, processing to be Chris
tians, has, of late years. been greatly augmented in
numbers, and strongly excited TO gOus effort in
consequence Of such occurrences Specially have
these effects been visible among the young. Sab
bath schools and Bible classes have, in secular
manner, been filled wi that solemny, which, tnrn-
ing the soul from the hot pursuit of pleasure and of
sin, leads it to serious re election. to unei ned re-
pentancc and 10 faith in Jesus Christ Now il mat
tiers not what theory may adopt in respect to this
subject. We are willing 10 be Influenced BY facts
The fact then, think, cannot be questioned, that
events called rcvivas of religion are becoming We
ry common among us, and that wsere they occur
most frequently, larger portion of the people be-
active and jealous religioni's and il this be
granted, it Is sufficient for argument. There is
great encouragement before us.
LEcrUREs.-A course of lectures TO the colored
young men of Philadelphia has been commenced by
several distinguished public men, among whom is
the Rev. DR.. Barnes.
We have received a very polite invitation to at
tend Berth, or, in other words, to be present at
the performance of the holy rite of circumcision
II was our design to accept, but having asceraned
that the angelic and beautfed Hebrew damsels
would be excluded our design has been relinquish-
ed. Beside this, Noah is to be Sandak-gedfather,
and his newly invented acine is to be used for Kid
dash 1t must, therefore, be no go, as to ourself.
Arrivals Mt the Principal Hotels.
Tuesday. Dec. 30.
AsIon Housr-E Lord and family Van wyck L
L II Dole Mr. Sawyer, Boston; c Lee, Salem; Mr. era
roft, Britain; DR. r Harret Illinois; Breed, Louis
f Mr. Fsrses K MI s1G
Capt Hute Stene, ship s; Mr. Hilman; Capt Howes;
Mr. Ingerson, Haven; A nohbins Hartford; Mr. Hun
AMenIcAN HorEL.--F Ranch, Phil: B r. Alden, Army;
Col Bostwick Corning w Palmer, Augusta; Brown,
Liverpool.
way, Bridgeport Marshall Fitchburgh, Mass; Dr. ycl-
son. Illinois.
FRANKLIN HoUsr-R Ten Brock and lady, N York; Mr.
Tayl and lady Mr. Parsons Conn; Ives Waterbury;
w 7 Bunall, Bridgeport; A seeley, Danbury.
HowARps' HorEL.-Mr johnson, Brooklyn; C G Loring,
Phil; T Myers Maine; Harold, hempsted; L Burns,
Buffalo; C Sharp, Troy Page, Genevai Eastwood,
Newark; d Legate and lady, Wise Mrs French, Miss
Clark, Garutf, Sing Sing; r CPinokney, Flushing;
l. Williams Albany; u Samson, Montreal Hon Mech,
Vermont
PRESIDENT HorKL-Mr Low, Charlestewn; Grace,
Richmond; Smith, NJ Donough, Mr. Townsend. N
York; G w Hewitt, P II Taylor, Phil AP Eanas, U S
Navy.
lin j. s Chaddock, Navy; Denson, Haveni
Greenleaf, saybrook; Loomis, Sheffield; Hunting
ton, w Bean, YORK ID IL Bennett, Fly IoWn Pratt,
Deep River; Simpson, Wallingord; Mr. Warren, Bosten
Stores II Gardner, Long Isl Ray, Bristol; CLARK,
Ware.
w.vxRLEr House, F. Eaton, st Johns; T Jones,
Halifax DR. Comfort, NJ Henry, Phil w Day. Forts.
mouth; T Coggershall, Taunton Dava Rhode Is; c
levitt, Salem; Miss Montgomery Charleston; MIR Mar
shall and san, St Laurence Anthony Prov WI Budng-
ton Charlcston Miss BIaquer Miss salam, Washington
hs, Brother JONATHAN THIS WEEK "A splcn-
did number, with new Wood engrarings, is to come
out Tomorrow Sec notice.