The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-02-05
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.


RELIGIOUS REuvALs.-The religious papers
from different sections Of our widely extended
country, continue 10 mention the existence Of
unusual religious interest in their vicinity. In
Plymouth, y. H., there Is said TO be an unu-
sual degree Of religious feeling pervading one
neighbOrhOod. In PIttsford and in two churches
in Windsor county, Vermont, there is also said
to exist an unusual degree Of religious feeling.
In West Bradford, Mass, there has existed
strong religious interest for several mo nths past.
In Ridgeheld, Conn, a somewhat extensive re-
vival has been in progress for three months
revival is reported as in progress al Pickering.
Canada West. among the Biptists; and among
the Methedsts in Cayuga district, ". y. We
have reports also Of the existenee Of unusual
religious interest in Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois,
Tennessee, Indiana, and Mississippi. Indeed.
from nearly every section Of the country We
are receiving intimations Of the existence, hers
and there, of special religious interest at the
present time; and this, not confined to agy par
ticular sect or denomination; and as would aP-
pear, not generally the result Of any special eI-
ertions, but Of the blessing Of heaven on the or
binary means of religious improvement
THE BLAcKs-Rev. Thomas Savage, EpiscO-
pal Missionary, who has been compelled by
failure of health to relinsuish his connection
with the Mission at Cape Pslmas, Africa, says.
In a recent letter to the "Spirit Of Missions
--Anv4 a xOvd JOaI 90 S-lsA~--ssoa, have
concluded to occupy St Mary's Church at Laa-
rel HILL near Nstehez, and in connection with
this, perform Missionary duty on three eKten-
sive plantations; the slaves on the three, mum
bering four hundred souls"
CoxyrarED Jrws-The Rev. c. W. ii. Saul.
converted Jew in the employment of the Lon
don Episcopal Jews Society, says in the Jewish
Inselligencer: The number Of believing and
l....sf h.. a
table in Amsterdam Is about twenty The mum
Der of inquiring Jews has increased 80 that my
hands are full with work
LisxsALIrY or KSs.-The King of Bass-
ria has lust testified his liberal spirit, by chOos-
inp the celebrated Hslenist, VI. Thiersch. as
Rector in Chief the University Of Munich
This is the first time that the chair has been oc-
eupied by a Protestant The appointments has
given great satisfaction
BrxrsrcxxcE or THE QUEkS DowAsSR;-UP-
wards Of 500 900. says the New York Evan
| gelist are every year distributed s-nong those
! who apply to her Majesty Queen Adelaide for
I assistance. -.
/ NEw MIssIox.EIEs IN CmSA.-Rsv. Mr.
Speer, Of Canton, states, August 2lst, that
I "within one year there have arrived in china
/ twenty-one missionaries. OF these, four are
II Germans, three are English, and the other nine
I ,ssr are Amsricans." Mr.. Ppser adds an
earnest wish for a large increase Of lab0rers-
NEXxpra Wax Estate German papers an
uounce the death Of this celebrated Roman
II Catholic translator of the Bible he died on
the 18th Of October, near Frie6urg, at the age
Of nearly ss years Millions Of copies OF me
trnnslation has BEEN circulated in Germany
l Lapr AND DrxrH-The summing up Of q
m.n,s history Is, that he was born and died: IA
, the great city of London twelve hundred a's
hrn and one thsssand die in each week.
New CnrlH ~ New OhlEAss--A - !.
pr..bv,sr;.u Church has lust been organizsa N
New Orleans.
,,,slv died. leaving BY her will $4,000 to ~'a's
a Il different bsnsvslsnt seetsesssL