The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-10-14
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE

REVIVAL ISTELLIGEScr One Of IN. eol,o,-
teurs Of the American Tract Society, in Prank.
lin County, Kentucky, writes on the gth AZ
september as follows: The Lord hss 80
pouring ont Ills blessing on my feld Of lsLa-
| since my Inst report. More than tWo hsnarss
and hity persons have made profession Of ,,,-
ligion, and joined the different churches. MANY
have attributed their conversion 10 reading A..
publications of the Society. DuriRg the last
three months | have visited sac fainiiis. ana
found 81 Of them destitute Of the Bible Sold
one hundred and tw-n'y-three dollars worth Of
evangelical books, aad circulated MANY volumes
and tracts gratuitOusly''
Another cOlPortear, writing from Macon.
Georgia, under date Of September lsI says:-
"kevivals are la progress in several churches on
| my held In one, ~ have been added and the
same number have Joined another church Pro-
tracted meetings have been held in t. o other
congregations, and between % snd 50 were
hopefully converted ON each oee aston"
third Tract eOlPOrteur, writing from salem
20, south Carolina, early in September, save:
ma Zee access 10 all classes Of people, and
my visits are received with gratitude Lar.
reason TO believe that two families here. who
nave united with the church, Hre the fruit Of my
laoors, and also one other hopefully Converted
Others are awakened, and there are eVit=ncss Of
improvement IN the number who attend r-lj-
gious worship. We are much encouraged. Iook
ing for victory Though our LORD Jesus Christ
a forth eolPOrteur at Cincinnati, Ohio, whites
tlst ne mas recently seen clergyman from
section IN Indiana, where he formerly ciTeulated
a large number Of volumes and Tract uublica-
ions "He informs me, says the cOipoftruT.
shat not less than 100 were hopefully convert
ed during revival there, winch occurred soon
after my visit. This was in region where
there We're no villages bat the country was
rather thiekiy settled. This clergy H.sa says
that much of this work can be ascTilrl L. the
blessing Of God on the reading OF H.. ,..nsel-
ical publications which had been circulated in
that neighborhood,'
lhe Nth colPOrteur writing early ia S-Ptem-
Der from Sh-ibyyiile, Tenn, r-Iaarks as .1lo ws.
There are several extensive revival ia progress
on my held, Of a more enduring character thaa
We're ever before known in this section Of III,
country. They have OceaTrro principally "A
Vlcinlties where | nave spent most usue, anc
circulated the largest number Of publications.
30 far az have been able 10 ascertain, Inor-
than 200 hopeful conversions have taken place
in Bedford and Marshall counties within the
last four weeks, and the work Is still progress
ing"
GREAr Revival ~ TIE METHoDIsr CauRca-
pIotTacted meeting has been in piorress t1r soue
DAYS IN the Methodist Church uf this place con-
Quoted by the Rev. Mr.. ksppeT, with occasional
assistlnee. We understand that h.s iatOrs have
been attended with The most happy fe-ults Many
have been added 10 the Church already, ard The
Work OF revival Is still unabatet We had The
pleasure OF listening % potion II The -eIycesOf
Monday IEigchesfsr TTginigr.
RoNAN CArHOIIc.-Ths Pope has accepted
the nomination Of VI. SibOur 10 the Arch
bishoPrie Of Paris; step which j. regarded as
decisive as to the future relations Of the kePub-
lie with the Papal Court