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

cad passages IN the Bible winch seemed TO et
light in upon my soul lie prayed Tor ne I'd W
lief | began 10 feel courage-aimost Z desr
r.turn 10 New.York, and facing all the world -.
my.elf for God. The next morning, by HE sdv,s.
turned again toward the city. Then i was kea.
power of prayer. Then It seemed a. y the Ssvcrsi
had taken from me the weary losd OF sin anl NJ
then frst fel. satisfied that God had psrdorsS
and sealed me for his owp, through Jes1s b,eol
returned TO New York happy, trusting 10 God. O.
week has parsed rapidly away.one week 4 ~
Oh, may il thus continue 10 the end. feel as1st,.
mind-nnxiety for my future temporal aEsir: x
God has promised he will never foraks tAcss =.
trus. in him. And have not already proof Of a.
But let II station in life be what !. may, Jessa -
only him, will occupy my first and ohisf M
Jesus in life Jesus in death Jesus 10 oil etersr,
MANI The watchmen in Portland, Me-, IN ~
ing prayer meetings IN the watcn.housee. hA
ridgewock, when q Court was held, The JudeS. ~
yers. AID many Others in attendance, weat y a.
house OF prayer in tho evening. The hands eme,,,.
in Brown& Thustony printing establishment han
prayer meetings twice each day. The Asess.s A
tsys tina. the religious interest IN tbs, city In -
strengthened and iuvisorsted BY the obserysss,.
Fast Day last week. The ate ndance at the meth.
J. as large, at least, as formerly, and contnsss e.
as interesting.
The revival in Bath still continues with uaS,Aa
interest. The un on morning prayer-meetiDc 4 Ca
n
Sunday morning week forty were baptized B, \. 4
Rev. Mr.. Brooks OF the +. w. b. ChareA, a.
river II was estimated that there were not s, IL.
5000 persons present. There WAS also bsp6sn q
wO other churches at noon, and at the Rev. Dr. Tsv
or's at the close of the afternoon service In IsAs.
Passport, Brooklyn, Bath, Rockland, Thouss:os
Bloomfield, Lewiston, and in Machiss, there d ror,
OF less revival interest. Ninety conyenos An
reported the result Of the revival in the h Dv,
OF North Paris, Me.
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religious feeling in Newport, n. II. Union meeting,
are held daily and are well attended. There have
been some cases of recent hopeful conversion i
Franconia. The Congregational Church in Henniks
has been for some weeks enjoying refreshing ssson.
and about twenty have recently INDUCED hOpa u
Christ. The revival in Hampton is reported 70 b
very powerful two hundred are numbered a. con.
verts. Revivals are also reported in North Hampton
and Seabrook. pastor, writing from Lancaster,
says:
ing week, two daily, and days tire. ii
sd Of three at meeting we have leo Ar,
hundred All classes attend Christians being revived I'd
VERMoST.-IHe Caiedonian says o! the nexAbe,.
hood of st. Jobnsbury. "some Of the towns about u
have been signslly blessed by the outpourngs Of us
Divine Spirit prominent among which are Lyada
and Burke At the latter place we learn that satis
families have been converted" In Bennington I'd
Burlington the work is interesting, and of Bratuebor
The PhGniL says: 1.-The religious interest coo,nuss
The noon prsyer.meetings in the Town Hall hsvebsso
kept up every weekday for three or four weeks nd
the interest seems TO be undated"
MAssAcHusETTs.-Fity eight persons were baptized
in Boston last Sabbath. The meetings @. the CD
South Chapel, both morning and noon, continWh Do
full. One intelligent young man said ne had esess
follower of Theodore Parker, and had moIbed deeply
of his religious sentiments but WITHIN fornlgtth
has renowned that faith, and had given biz hegtD
the Savior He earnestly asked the prayers Of
Christians in bis behalf
II WAS stated In the Chapel on Saturday tbs. eeya
teen hopeful conversions had occurred within shsn
time on the receiving ship Ohio, at the Charleston
Navy Yard. gentleman also stated at the Ans
meeting taat in his business correspondence cousd
able religious intelligence had been c0mnurksM
The parties would fist write about their business I'd
then speak of their conversions, or OF the NvnL.
Such letters were received he said, almost every aJ
recent convert stated in prayer.mee.Ipg, Bo&oa
that some years ago he heard Jenny Lind sng lkisv
"that my Redeemer liveth," and The word I'D
haunted him up to the present time. At the Csatrd
Congre gstional Association which met at Worcestsf
Thursday, revivas were reported from most OF No
churches-3O TO 40 conversions at Oxford, PAxteo Dd
203 in all. Ninety seven persons were baptized %
Sunday recently at Newburyport In one group iAere
were three sisters, BROTHER and his wife; IN uslhG
three brothers and their wives, and in sDo.Sef
brother and two sisters. Five thousand pecpA Ssn
spectators.
vention, in session at Providence, on Tuesday, "
President, Rev. DIR. jackson, stated that there had
already been, as nearly could be estimated, upwards
Of twenty.one hundred conversions in conheetioo Win
The different Baptist Churches throughout the Sse.
AttemDftd Disturbance at a Bdptnm.-We eHs
from Providence r. l., that at Thurbers Pond, vhen
number of persons from the Fourth Baptist Church
were about to be immersed, 5000 persons assembled
themselves, half Of whom were Irish. sdy samed
Mics Carroll, who was converted from the CsthoNc 70
she Protestant faith some time ago, was one Il the
m hQ N NH In
was saluted with cries Of Kill her" "Drown hsr,
&C., the crowd being with difficulty kept behind
rope which was drawn to keep them from the sbcfs.
After the ceremony the carriage which conveyed y.
Carroll to her residence followed by large cr'vd
of Irish. The presence oil the police, however, prt
vented any disturbance.
The Firtmen.-ln Hartford, Conn.,, prayer meeting
are held at the engine. houses, and there appears 70
be prevalent feeling of thOughtfuness the suh3es
of religion among the hremen. A general fSemenl
pray er.meeting was called on Saturday evening
through the daily papers, TO be held at the book snt
adder house.
C0NSEcTIcUr.-The dedication Of Baptist Church
in Wllimantic was solemnized lately by the bspssu
Of fourteen persons. in the presence Of al nmens
congre cation, who lined the banks of the river. q
the 18th inst the Rev. J. Fletcher of Southiapm
baptized sixteen joyful converts making in ol 40
the commencement Of the revival, sixty -six, Afge
portion of whom males and heads Of families. DR..
Phelps, on the same day, baptized twelve more ieto
Luc ruel Doptlst OnuICu IN NtWsnbVtu, ~ DIs
Ives Of the Second Church, Sufeld baptized twenty
Elk additional converts.
Elder Sran.--Tne Huntingdonstree: Bspeft
Church, New.Londop, have passed series OF rsslo.
tons in view of the resignation of their late pastor,
Elder Swan, in which they speak Of him 10 terror Of
high respect and affection.
NEw-YORK.-Tbe Committee of the prsyeF-nset
ing held by the members of the New-York LegsI<
tuie in the Capitol at Albany during the recent ~
sion, have published report in which they ssy thk
few members Of the Assembly have become sesabe
Of their need Of Savior and one has openly sckssv'
edged the same in the meeting, and manifested ~
sre that the prayers Of Christians should be oersdp
God in his behalf.
At late meeting in Peekskill, some of the 6rN snd
hardest persons rose-Some who had previously With
stood ali rfuences. man Of giant frame and power,
and foreman III one OF the large fOunderes, literally
cried out. The effect was electrical. TIE sudiesce
seemed overwhelmed. A Thrill, sob, ptrvsded tho
assembly. Every person was moved. so great ww
the feeling, so sllsweepng the tide Of COO
ton, that the pastor stood for some tos .