New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

where the demonstrations have been lese violent AID
fsnatical than usual In such e1cromeu,s-sse seetap
risn, bigcted and marked by ctctonabIs fsssuss Of
any nature. Hence Critarars have been moro dis
posed'So Join in them and we may hope The inprss-
siops made being IN accordance with ressop vii
be more permanent and practical"
The City Of New.0teans does nos seem, Q. YET, 10
have been sreatiy affected by the revival. Toe cor
respondent of The Ner6rryport Herald ssys the pee-
pie generally pay little regard TO the Sabbath, most Of
th,m considering il Holiday rather than AN'y day.
The useum, thester and al other pisces Of smsse-
uspt are open TO the pHbic the same a. on week dsys,
while horse-races, baloon-sscensiers, Ard the hAs
popular psstmes all receive their duo share OF PEI
ronage.
Among Epifcopalisns, "Low Churchmen' Az
friendly to the revival, and many ef them s'tesd fae
daily prsyermeetngs in this city and other pseee, and
take part in the exercises not RETAINING nom sxtsu
porafy prayer The Protestant ChErcAmss, the organ
Of the Low-Cburch party in this city, Of which DR..
Tng is understood to be the chief editor hes On S-
ele in its last issue, in which says go
Our papers are bringing Us from every quarter
tdings OF interest in religion, and Of multiplied
conversions among the people OF this land. The IN
tellig.nce which we thus gather Is most encouraging
ard hopeful. Every class OF Christians eppess %
have participated in the excitement and We trust
that every class will parake OF ths Divine blessings
that come from II. 30 far as we oarsslyse ere con-
csrned We have seenAothing yet under our ministry,
or within our notice, Of our churches, Which would
warrant so jubilant proclamation ~ We reAd every
day from others in various quarters. We 80 nosnug
so much beyond cur regular experience in Code worh,
TO give cause for any specal publication We thank
God ios all the conversions Of sinful souls which He
aoconphshes under the ministry Of Chrstian brethren
OF every nsme; and should He grant 10 our Episcor
pal Churches the blessings which 10 former yesrs
we have witnessed it would be the very JOY OF our
heart. 't.tt 't
"But at present, while we do see IN Increased seri-
business, devotion and earnestnees ansng our people,
and our of worship gladly crowded by thee
" no take delight therein, we see nothing the. ve
should feel warranted in calling revival OF religion
within the limits of our observation. Nay tue Lord
bless our eyes with such work by me oNn power
and in his own time"
A daily union prayer.meeting is held IN Haason, 10
this State which is well attended BY oil csssss Of pso
pie.
At the "CHuRcB OF -PuMrASs," % Usios
square, in this city, yesterday afternoon, tie regular
communion season took place. Seven young persoss
were admitted on profession Of faith-four males ana
three femaes-beside large number BY letters nom
other churches. The Rev. DIR. CHryvER, immedstsly
after the dspensaton Of the Lords supper, delivered
thrilling charge to the members of the church, ug-
irg them 10 be awake in this time Of iatsrss - the
church might be treblsd by every man doing An
duty. lie minated that services would DO continued
every night next week Also that the Credsnts Con-
mittee had appointed next Friday day Of sec's col
emn watching and prayer. On that day four nsssngs
are TO be heldone at O'Clock a. m one at l0i O. NJ,
one at 3 o'clock p No., and preaching in Intervening.
The ladies of the congregation hold meeting In the
lecture room of the church every morniog ct loi
O'Clock. Quite q number Of young perrons are N
curing.