New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01

AGAR meeting was organized Id HIS 'oo'' ""N 40 o."
P.I;eA on with great animsuon. .d ;,do,,.,, 60,
es, ySoa from Indiana had obt Aned Judgment TOT
az, IA an order to sell debtor properly ana wen;
e'V cnSinnat for that purpose. Inc debtor onereo
TO Cio .sa s,nnunt in cash if the Judge would wait
nuI ronihs for the balance He replied, NO, can
su mv ~. ,rorsrtv must be Sold" While waiting
a. or 700. the Judge stepped into inc union neet'
ING" lie there deeply mp sotS bm , +, take of
~ no s ,bs amount and let the other party psy
80 ,bsy could down, and the balance IN one, two
ana three years. "For, sara Tue Judge, must
hases back TO lndans snu o''s'i'n ou"i"o'o Auo"
nrayer-meetiDg. =. ~,
S'thonsapd soas have been converted in the MehO-
A., Cbmctes Of Cleveland. few evenings since,
60 NJ iIre Baptist meeting. houses in Cincinnati was
crovded TO hear Cherokee Indian ned Mondicier,
bo related his religious experience, and told of the
ssypg power Of the Gospel of Christ among the
osooie OF his nation $50 of whom had been converted
spo baptized since January.
Tgy SOUTH-Ihe interest In this part OF the country
iocresses. In Knoxville Tenn, Union prayer-neet-
ings, conducted entirely by symen, are held every
morning. The congregations are large and deeply In
tsesting. In Nashville sixty have been added to the
Two Baptist churches. The daily prayermeetings are
kept up N Louisville, kentucky One especially for
Tho benefit of the colored population has been opened
Ia Lexington the church under the charge of the
Rev. VIM. M. Pratt, has received fifty by experience
and baptism. There in this city two African
Baptist churches, one of them having eighteen hun
dod members, which are enjoying season of revival,
snd many have joined.
The union meetings still held in Baltimore, Md.
Very interesting meetings are held in Washington,
d. c. Several in operation in different parts Of
the city. Seven have been baptized into the Baptist
Cburchs. The colored church has received thirteen
BY baptism. In st. Louis, Mo-, the daily prayer
meetings continued. On the 18th Of April pastors
sod delegates from twenty eight churches OF the
dHerent denominations in the city met to devise
neaos "to extend the influence of holiness, aud to
widen the sphere of Christian sympathy among the
childIca of God" A " Union Central Prayer meeting
was established, and plan proposed to establish
prayer circles or small "prayer meetings IN various
paris of the CITY, and other Dstrumentaes for di1s-
pg the truth In several other places in Missouri re-
yivss are in progress
In several churches in North Carolina, there are re-
x;ysls The various druggists of Raleigh have adver-
t.ed that they Will sell nothing but medicine on the
Sabbath. II,
number of daily prayermeetng' are held in
Charles,osn S. C. union meeting for the Baptist
Churches, is held at Citadel-squsre Church.
A revival of great power has been in grogress tor
fometime post in Portsmouth, Va. 1t Is now no
strange thing to hear the shouts of Hallelujahs,
especially among the colored population in the Streets
Letters to The Southern Christian Adrocdte detail
rsvivsls in many parts of Georgia and Tennessee.
The Examiner gives list of nearly % 600 CONVEX
siou. for the month of April. BY States they as