New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, IN. s.
Two Remarkable PressAers-rhc Exeursisr % Pert
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On Sabbath last listened to very Singular prsaohsr
Rev Dr. Res Of Tennessee His sfyls Of discourse 10
seldom found 1t the Norh sud therefore the raors
striking / suppose this manner received its rreateet
rover under tiat prince Of Tennessee preachers Rev
Gideon Blackburn, ID. ID Who AZ our ime. ~ss ineonps-
ably the mos. popular pulpit orator Of he West sd south
west DR. Res 10 be man @boat atty years old
lis compile ZION very dark and his eyes black Whenho
begins the services appearances most unpr msnx
p resds hi, hvmns With as little dgnt, school boy
Then his voice is not clear IL V husky and hck lie
cor stsntly clearing bis throat WI variety and power OF
e,nosiye coughs arc heWmi 20 -hi'h are tnly peculiar.
Rnt when he begins hs discourse. there Is something
tg.anf ard shsrp in his thought aud Curious 10 phrase
eey that every hesrer on the '"k out lie does not
b,tate 10 express the thought just as Il occars 10 him.
,bt regard to the niceti-s OF rhetoric az the sensitive
resnemeuts Of taste Only think OF reverend divine
grNvely talking of certain Egyptians Laughing IN 'her
Tbs Doctor announced Exodus ~ Ia a. his text snf
said h. should brst consider the march OF tbs isrA.es 70
the Red Sea- As grand mhts'y eiPo" anu nav
: few words r. ssy reprobsihn. -,
I'm sabbath aftei noon listened 20 sncth'r remarkable
member Of this Assembly although h' voice mas nos oses
much heard in is deliberations refer 10 hev JACOB LAT
tie OF Granville Ohio. HIS appearance dos NOT prom -
urch as he rises the pulpit lie Is ssksard smevn.s,
and utterly careless abut those attributes ana tones ~
heh some speakers seek 20 each the popular ear M
Little is graduate of DsrtB ouh College. and Is man OF
extensive requirements lie Is as di ent no" IN ms saay
"a he was thirty years sgO tits STYLE very quaint ana
striking and hs be preached yesterday exa'oaeo
real genus He shall grow like the cedar OF lebanon
iPsslms 92 l2) such WAS hts text aud the g'od man
bsnon was the great illustration throughout setting iortn
the good mans growth For ssi nee. ~ ihs cedar o e-
banon grows in colo and rocky staa'on ". grossn
spite Of ten pests 3) IL gross soSy W t grows per-
De traly 81 IL grows comey pr portion iol u grows
10 come purpose The cedsr Is Oesuatu fragrant Nsa~
Die far and near and It Is lasting Ia,e tnt skeleton ana
f.sh il up in quaint p'rsseoogy su h =, Mr. L@ue com
mands, and az the saas tins let the whoie uscouso Ve a..
dressed 0d mot se) pYEtnn IS t~ther would tA 10
his cll6rtn and yea have sermon ~hlcn you c"n"os
easily forget In some respects Tins Is one oil the most re-
parksbe discoures have heard in Buffalo. The opening
sermon more poi he'd, DIR. CoIs sermons nave nsd
more brilliant passages and more erddte exposnons pr.
Ros. has dranas-d what he had TO present but ~
the Wholesome sense, the Keen appreciation oi ne
great thought be presenting hs profound knowledgc
of human nature which marked every sentence and winAE
a rscy simple eoqu.nce, Mr. Little was NOT WINK oehmt
them. 1t was treat 10 heaF nm
The excurson of the General Assembly to Portage Was
a noble affair The Buial and New York CITY Railroad
Company made the "trip pl asan a. nne roomy besatl-
full and commodious drawn by nrst Glass engine Over
a splendid road ceuld make Il All were deilghted WIN
the appointments OF tho road the beauty Of the scenery
along the roso and especially al the Forage Falls Inc
road passes just on The edge OF he wyoming valley not
Camb.lfs Wyomngl perfect gem. As a. the Portage
Fails they nst bseome place otres IT n the summer In
some respects the surrounding scenery IS equal noe
superior Nagara not 10 the highest sabnIy bat IN
subluty which has phases H. aud Is more charm.
ing Never have spent day n looking Oh the creators
works with greater delight. There Is o"uloI.so" ano
bosered up in the air hight OF two hundred and mr.
feet. ,., 49,,
think ought 10 be examined Dust is the bane OF summer
travelling on railroads Tnis the invention Of George r,
Foot In the center of the thse - box about t)ar
feet high by two feet aud two half Ia its other d.
mepsiobs In this box revuyes fan wheel on the cir
conference of which teeth an ut halt an inch long.
This wheel moves in to ia. depth OF the te~th sf
of course keeps thick spray in the box when the car SIN
motion The wheel IS driven by belt wnich connecs
with the csraxe The air 10 sucked into the box at eaoh
side by the motion OF the fan viii h forces through
the spray into conductor, which CONNECTS In seyerh
places with the car by venhators but IN its pas
sage through the spray loses its dt and CONES up pure
The ear windows be shut in very dusty weather aud
the air for breathing pure aud cool passed through waters
Is 10 be thus furnished The press Of AIR made by the ian
was great that would hold hat suspended over ono
Of the holes out the top of the The experiment
was successful to such degree that ougtto be examined
by examined by competent judges | hope DE Foot has
get the light idea. Truly yours.