Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-14


manifested, there is reason to believe that g cd
Is with them. In addition to the Jayne's Hall
nesting, there are some ten or eleven other
daily prayer-meeungs in different sections of
the city.
revival is reported among the Zulus, in
South Africa, similar in character and nearly
simultaneous with that in America. The in
formation is contained in a letter to Mr..
circuit, missionary of the A B. c. T. NJ.
among the Zulus, who is now on a visit to
this country. About the time that work be-
gan-September last--a number of females in
Boston, at Mr.. CIRCUITS suggestion, commenced
prayer meeting especially for the conversion
OF the Hulus. This meeting is still held at
10 O'Clock every Monday morning.
The Congregational church in Seymour.
| Ct, has has had season of refreshing from
the Lord. The church membership has been
DOUBLED, including some who have hnbtuallv
neglected the means of grace for years.
The Presbyterian church in Wilmington.
N U, of which the Rev. NJ. B. Grier is pas
tor, for some time past has been greatly blessed
oil God. Sixty-two persons have been re-
celyed on profession of their faith.
Since the last Thursday in February, levi-
walls have been enjoyed in more than twenty
colleges and academies in our land, which
have resulted, as far as have been reported.
IN more than five hundred hopeful CONVEX.
sions.
Large AaoreaSe-The First Baptist church.
IN Springfield, Mass, Rev. g. b. Ide, D. D.,
pastor is reported to have had an addition to
Its number since March, of one hundred and
nineteen members. OF these, eighty-six
have united with the church on profession of
faith in Christ.
The Amherst Express max es the following
record of late Sabbath. Eight interesting
young ladies, converts in the recent revival.
were baptized in the river in Mil Valley. ali
of whom received the hand of fellowship by
the pastor of the Baptist church. in the after
noon. Five persons had previously heen bap-
tlzed into the church this season, making
thirteen added in all since March.
The Cincinnati tent, pitched in Cincinnati
by the Young Mems Christian Union, is a
successful enterprise. Services are held eve
ry night, in Gerna and English. On Sat
urday afternoon the Sunday school gathering
Is largely attended. On the Sabbath the
prayer meeting and preaching are seasons of
deep interest.
The Congregational church in Wenham,
has given call to Mr.. John Smith SewaU.
graduate of the Bangor Theological Seminary
lie Is expected to enter upon the duties of
the nastorete aarlv in Ootoha
The oonsooro,;on &c ~ b.
amt Risbo,, oIaot - ~ ~ nv; ~" man, ASSIST
vania, is ordered for Wednesday, August
25th, at IL A, NJ, in Christ cbnycb Pr
delphia.
The Raw I, w Raw n
Metbodist o1oro,,,1oo az, - ~, an eminent
the morning Of tho 23J W, III ~ G'ncl"nall, on
Alburg, VT, in the wear 1919
Rev Mr. Jobrson of 4ho ,o,.
NAY Mission orr;,ro5 - - .Ao"6 lOhI-
comnoniod hv Tho t,no aL o1Tn I"sI WEEK. ac-
Mrs. Asbn,oro ir,o.oo,iS- L 'el u MI ana
seven years ubn oro '- Is oo!S VI I'VE ana
tbe;r grandnoronts ~ 49,; az Tue nome oil
Conference on the Tract Caueo -Drs ra,;,
and Goertner, of the Pennsylvania Rrancb If
the American Tract Society hold fr,a,,dI,,
conference in Cleveland an tba OH VII nj,
some forty or iftv clergvmen oTd la,,,a ~, ~
various denominations. The snbiect cons;J
cred was the present attitnde of tbot soo;o,1,
The Herald saws: .,Tbe snbiect of sIo,,o!yn
was the only tonic of remark II 10 No. ny
probable that the Secretaries NAV yenort on
the meeting, on their return tn PbiIadoInhia
We will only state that after two hons snoHt
in remarks, Questions. and answers The Not
ing dissolved in the hest bnmor W. -
no doubt that the Secretaries received an nm
appbted impression of the strono and genor-
cleveland churches"
Ro.o,,,,oa.
a meeting of the Berksbire North Assfciot;on
at Richmond on Monday last. annroving rho
position taken by the American Tract S9c;e,,
at Boston, deploring the action Of the 4rreyi,
can Tract Soeietv of New Y ork