The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-04-03
. Tbo Roligious Awnk

exactly where il came ifow. 80
"papor money" some "tanh' NM.
portation," and al said 'panle -'.S
PASSED the sea, and then u wa FFt,
money nor tnrih, nor oyerimp'. J.,i
was something else mixed WIN h,
of manic. The panic was derlh'
most senseless thing in the Woi. 49,
body felt IL, and o great many
by H. Exactly what that pam, ,
not asccriaiued yet, but, sgmfN 49,
everywhere like This revival "r ','"h
now. W. are inclined 10 think M
inc the impression 30 the con Nn''N
exists In the minds Of some, il
God and that he is somewhat , a.
the affairs Of men, We are inr. .''"A
that ho sometimes adopts '"1'
measures to bring nation % o. a,'u
keep il on the right track w
case, We do not exactly zee ln" ''"N
have managed this affair better n'a
done. IL looks 10 us maf'tN "A' -
matter of dcsigu-uf most bfn'' Ii aha
hcnehccut design, We are All .' a'"i
off in business again. We have hr brought
10 our senses, aud, just in this comes
Tie awakening aud the revival, o. IL. Na ho-
gin upon q better fDundniiuh, aH" .' lN'"
life again with u new spirit
II Is not our province 20 preach i' sA'
hort but we very frankly express q. opinion
selves in the way of the influence u|.h no"
prevail, the better. We have 500 H .rc the
first man who has sustained dan hy be-
coming NJ heart, aud in liie,la Chrt' lou
old sinners, who have led u hard Hn. .lfclcss
life, put Yourselves in the way Of good. 60
into the prayer meetings. They v PFC hurt
you. You young men, upon W. tIit u
oppnng,-you whose characters H.. fming'
il will not harm you 10 incorporai. ' your
life the Christian element. On Oh. .Hifary'
IL will do YOU a world Of good. Hrn OF
middle age, you hard drinkers, lU carers
YOU liccutious men, you scoiiing you
double dealing mon, all Of YOU ln. upon
the prayer meeting, and see how o. you.
Your friends in other places are . aud
declare themselves benefited. q .Hion
il that il will benefit you. Try Do
NEW YoRK.-Thcre are some o. oven
praycr-mcctings now held daily boz YORK
and Brooklyn. Burton's Chan .'reet
I Theatre, between II aud O'clock Ga!
is crowded from pit to dome, auo rclig-
ious exercises are OF the most .haiNt
character. Crowded as IL H. Il d.. scrm
10 have drawn of single person tie
Fulton and John street meeting rc TO
obtain seats il is necessary to Doe tive
minutes before the opening. tn
/ BosroN.-We find great pleasur cord
ing for the interest more cspcca our
readers remote from this city, thai work
Of divine grace has been steadily ding
and dIusng itself for the lnsf Ight'
until now it may be said 20 Boz COME
general. Never within our Del. rance
has there been revival that 90 udcd
and absorbed the attention Of The No
longer is there any Distinguish 30 OF
interest to the exclusion OF othr -ich-
man and reflector.
NEWARK, y. REV. DR.. Scot Nev.
ark, was Emong Che speakers iu tbird
story of the Fulton street meeting stat
cA that the conversion of pcrs the
/ strongest and maturcst mind H COM
/ uunity, was among tho oheyeotofi. 90 zoe
work of grace in Newark. II lac De-. mpt-
ed To select from his congregation 'N-hve
Of the strongest minds, he vu. have
generally taken the Corty-fyc who with
his church By pEoicsslon. The last lh=
I ~ T. ErdU,mer.
Tit YotNtt. Mist Ut Bt-SfuN. ~, ri thr
most solemn and deeply interesting things
that we have attended during ths fiou'
interest. was held last evening 90 rooms
of the Young Mons Christian y .ln a
> - o'clock. The conductor OF i.. meet
ing, Mr.. Pond, stated that wa .I-ucd
for young mon. and requested AL slnn
.-i4.- 49, s--I...4--l--...-l- .---si
ug was opened opportunity was F..... to amy
present Ia pray or speak. One of mcr
chants made very touching add. fH th,
Young men. lie alluded TO the .. HOrd'
/. of pious mothers, ms their boys lgN .. ioi
d the city. and asked them II they Do. wee
their counScs. His remarks Wcr. .... i'm
, drcsSvc. AS soon as he had finish. mum
| Der of Young men arose and. test. fn th,
value of religion which they had .lcc,
, within few DAYS. Ii was deep. Gins
scene, and one which viii never D.. otter
, by those prcscnt.=IrnrGilcI, Tue.
The REVIVAL N ENGLANp.-I viva
e Of interest in religious matters fir. ~ OF
= the other side Of the Atlantic and hcei
increasing, though more slowly letl,
/, than here, ever since so many of vcr
/ Of England's youth persisted in o. nca
{ From London a correspondent OF 10y
' terrain writes by the last steamer, HWs
you will observe that the rcle .er,i
! ccs are continued, both at Wcstm.. Al
. hey and nj Exeter Hall, and are st ldc
by crowds. What good they ar OF
. course remains secret, But that i5rr
: a PARK Ut great and glorious MCI. Do
J, now fairly on foot in this great rli'
there is Re-deuht.-Sinee last sen. .-riI
.. ccS on week days, as well rs lur. s, a
school rooms, and lecture halls. .ppe
;. halls throughout the dark places o IoI
n have been rapidly on the incrcas, ult
tudeS for whose souls no man form are,
have been regularly brought uuU .sp,
influences, through means Of the sior
O aries and their supcrintcndcnts"
J. The Westminster Review has .arc
q to attack the Christian system Nv
A., points of the most hallowed mature ..tu
!; death and the subsequent rcsur. 81 o
: Jesus, and assuming to ovcrth. bot
\ builds upon the ruins an argumcr a
y decay and fall of Christianity as uu opt,
y faith among men. The daring boz. s al
swered at the very moment OF pub ION I
the great religious excitement .llir
America. Lhomme propose, DIE suos