New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-27

ys5.r-e requires IL You cannot nth saietr- you
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- 81 others sincs Magma Charta frat si=Ded
AID II IL ONLY the beginning Of Developments ACCOM-
ulshng prophecy-prophecy the most cear' me most
nd ubabe in reference tne spread Of Christian pm
ciples and the triumph OF The glorious Gospel; OF TIE
blessed God throughout the void EveT since hoIle
eagles suffered me blood Of foreign conquest and e
Upon their track Of devastation mas TIE ion dynasty
tsEer the D-ncip:e and acted upon it, Night MAKES
right and Power IS more than goodness And VILE
what false principle could she Pagan or FaPa naTe
intoxicated the nations more terribly than *a ms
Bur me time coming wien iha' false MAXIM 5la- oe
-.y.-ssd-wte-. the world viii What God himself
most sublrneIy prccs.rs, that right MAKES might and
TIA; he is strong who IS God-he only wise VINO !oTes
God and ais fellow Creatures say tcd himself = the
c-andest and subIirnest and most papsoe example OF
his in the whole universe. When De says 20 you.
Come lei Us reason together look a. lis asnds are
there forked ightnings there Is the SHE'D oEonzed
wiz terror Of his ou1ri?o:eace before hin No re
brings his hoiness-ais lo-e-a.s eoEGscenslon-h!
.re-cv-his saysroE-:he blood OF MS son-!n coz
tact with your sF+ and hence Il L that Ms yoce
no, in the shirlwiad, n the hEe nor n the earth
quake nor any OF Inc awful vsitanons that ceFaz'e
and that terr; 5u: n the si!! zrnaA voice OF the COS
pei OF truth which touches the hearin TIE "ofas o.
mercy that break the bones.
hope in ths 5-o-!derce Of God my dear aearer- TO
refer 70 the scenes OF the last Fix months a. EVE
witnessed hem. but hope 20 co as your pastor WI
out substituting ngs OF tins sort OF general history 10Y
The Gospel God forbid !: snoud abuse this hoy
pace-the throne OF ruth. 4 any such way hut .
think i; Is both wise and proper and a apotnc Ieee
dent and example 20 look al the providence OF G lt
20 have God 10 ria providence aId 70 cter 70 nm uAA
giving a. refer 10 pages which his own --efs alc
turns over to perusa!. " hat sna.i maze 70 say
hereafter viii probably De disposed OF under taese
heads
Farv.-Tha scenes and Interests Of TIE Evangelical!
Alliance | am sorry that those scene: and interests
have been relatively cast INFO the shade 6y subsequent
evcnts We hope they VIII yet emerge and s!ihe II
their aurrou.iGi places in Western Eeui-p aere
blessing 70 the country blessing the church Great
rrpcpes haye deem dege,oped grand demonstrations
have been made synpathIes have been mingled lttT
things have been sUPerseded hy great ones ea,!oAe
ism has become catholic large hearts have SecA
mad. l9rger pure minds have been made purcr noue
sDjrits have been made nober those who hne" npt
esr o,ler because OF some iss aud cobwcbs between
them have come face 70 face and heart . Eeari ana
called each other brother because they called Tod
father, and because Ike
Kindred crops hey mingled into one
Naver shall or-et those scenes hope only il Heaven
in the man ;aom trensceniej Iney were neaF-
cnly as the dew Of Herman which which wa As the
dew tina, de-cendrd upon the mountain OF Zion Tor
there God commands the blessing even HE ior ever
eecord.-GeneraI observations and "reminiscences
with respect Great Britain and ireland and the stte
of the Kingdom political and and religious and especial!
Is a. related TO our country with the pfeludcea anu
prospects OF society there and mere.
Third-Thc late shipwreck with the wonderful De
nlonstralon OF the providence Of God in regard 10 il!
rcecling liie-reprovne npiety-gnd surmonine Us 10
special giving this day for his merces You have
seen no doubt many accounts OF thus shpwreck out
,he-e are some aspects OF the less interesting ana
important because mainly religious. and TO these wish
for little while TO call your attention When LOOK NJ
the event and the providence OF God as seen IN H. re-
gard it as cnGeniy singular inspiring s"e ana WONDER
and think teaching great lessons 10 TIE nations "hcn
they ought not 20 BE- slow 10 earn NhsteFer Prov
dence or irnproyidence OF man there was IN i-aoout
which have very definite opinion-i am sure that tho
providence of the great God in il "a he uses all
means and subagenis and actu1cs man hnd executes
hi laws say that he did il in that sense and in such 4
sense tet before called on 20 eiier unto uod
hanksgieing My dear hearers when David tells us OF
the SITUATIONS OF God he saith know not the nuhoer
referring 10 these subordinate sRlvetious OF his
providence which connected with The consummn'e
salvation %. his grace And nave no doubt tnh wt-hIe
rescued from pefs unseen often IN our ar
do,agc and presumption and want OF rehecuon OF winch
If W., ever become ccgnzant in eternity It will excite
still mere wonder and praise forever But now ana
Then an event occurs which brings Gods hand made
barc 10 our perception and the world IL called on 10 re-
rocnizc and admire him One Of the most wonderful!
things connected with that wreck the suddenness OF
ii and the high contrasts when were connected 10y an IN
tervH % only ninc-and a'hai hours Never was 'hore
| such n demonstration in our knowledge before.
II was noble vessel. | doubt il any the ancient
argosies of commerce or exploration or any o! the
modern improvements OF art have ever shown specta
Gle in some respects so imposing as that noble iron
floating castle almost the onethrty second OF ai.e IN
length fifty feet wide, thtywo feet deep csrrying i've
nasts and with nearly three hundred souls on board
| We went from the docks at Liverpool on the 22d Of
! September while thousands with different yet deep
interest behed the spectacle. could not but remcIn-
Der how different was lLe scent NitU Nc ts!trc
! shores and when Christian ministers and Christian
| brethren some hundreds OF them went with Us and
united in vraycr aud committed the vessel and the
captain to the God of the and the dry land. was
sorry that We did no; the AZ Liverpool but had
10 mower To H. fuence il and recoileot feeling pen.
sive sentiment left that place and as looked upon
the thousands tina: stood without cheering Cs by some
strange fatality which observed by ali aerward.-
! The vessel aad Just been prepared tor sea, and been
pronounced cmEently worthy by the best judges
This doubted by some bu; the popular sentiment
,lo of lam IL
be compared with il. W.. were told By OF the
officers that in twelve days should be in Newl OK
ON the Lords day evening previous preached in Liv
crpool and remarked that was not without hope that
in two weeks from that tme should preach my
people. telt, however. that II depended on God Well
very soon sitter leaving the dock ve began 20 plough
our wsy along the OF That which nd
verse 20 commerce that many ship detained IN the
port TWO three weeks because they had not iSyora
lie wind aud tide But tide and wind were idle things
when such "A ana such an impulse we're al WORK
We iew ut the of thirteen miles an hour and was
there any prospect OF delay oi danger None!
You may remem5cr,-ii the weather here was ike
that on the other side OF the Atlartic-wc had had
long season OF drouh without any rain-one OF the dr
IS, seasons ever known in England 80 THAI even the
characteristic verdu-e OF the beautiful island wRs
parch.d and in some places rendered comparative
il barren. But tha, evening the storm came on. Wao
fell any danger from the storm Our pathway was
chsrtcd and marked and known. We had Only 10 round
the Isle OF Man and northwsri that We might speed
North about America but Instead oil tls,, strag ely
We kept on almost in straight line from the mouth OF
Mersey the OF Ireland where in the midst o. the
stor-in the thick darkness OF night and when We're
al in the second cabin below and expecting nothing
ieli the ship npiGce upon the hid;en earth When
think OF the combined in this sceneihat there
scarcely spo, upon ha; rocky and perous coast
where the vessel could have been lodged that would not
have ridded her bottom ana made her common
sepulchre-l the providence OF God. for who could
steer her Just there between Lodges OF rock The
coast shelving and high ~ though j, mas been see
represented in the % Illustrated News merely fancy
sketch as very different character Between these
two lodges that vessel aground and the ground
on which her keel driven adapted Just 10 save
Il IN the FRS; place gradual activity OF but sis'v
dcgrees-pot b!ua-not steep ascent doubt II the
rise than ye degrees OF the circle and tle
soil OF clay, yet really OF sand mainly and SO
compact and tenacious that while the vessel going
4. the rate OF twelve thirteen miles hour she
gently received and gradually retrded--;opped with
tina; suddenness which il asar's; rock might have
OF Itself ruined Us.
You all know that when II uncertainty the periec,
ignorance OF your circumstances adds heavy item 70
Your agony. Imagination paints unseen dangers III
coloTs o. tenio.d horror. such was You can
realize Il htte have doubt. OF YOU. from you:
agony Of suspense sitter you heard something bui
much Of the real stsle OF The a'ai. We could til
n the cabin where were-how had GOT there
wha. was the Inatter-we lei; that We were aground
where knew how. N q channel that ush. &c
have been one hundred ta;hors deep In that agony