New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-10

tstoSs vtre ptessot csVtsng tho vhsrvss ere ship
ping. hllr huudieas Il u Jvtsg bo ~ tho Msrnn.c
ana covering The roC- Of houses aDd eheds wherever
view OF toe ususual scene ceuh be obtained. The
vertS marched IN proctssios from the ohrroh n
the nyer, dressed in bsptisRa robes OF b sck silk
with white collar. About &c hour was occupied ia
tie beptsm Ten Others sho had Leee previously in-
meIso0, were admitted to the church Ct the same
time, mailing lO' ID oil. Tae ncudibg services were
periOlutd IN the UGstaTian C6UTch, the largest in
Town, which filed it had no. oeen since John
Quincy Adams gave Fourth OF July address ia It,
twenty years ago. The ceremony OF admission con
tttd III giving the right tsnd Of fellowship to each
inoiyioual separately, with personal rtmAK5 TO each
Elcer Pie afterwsrd addressed tie new members col
lectvely and hOloiug up the Bible, said: present
You here the creed of our cburch-turh TO these
pages, study aud read here your duties. We bind
you by no dogmas; we AK you 70 believe nothing
I'VE ssy unless in accordance with the inspired
Word"
1t is stated that in a town On Cape Cod, profsne
sea captain vas Assembled OF a social supper with
nun Der Of bis Acquaintance. and associates, when
some one loosely invited him to say gr sce." he
Immediately compiled, and was Invoking DIVINE
blessing, when his mock ceremony was cut short lie
cOuvu-ed strac htebe5 himself back, and fell sense
lees TO the floor in a fit. When he awoke from MS
stupor, the first words be uttered were God be mer
cifUl TO me sinner |" lie is NOW converted and en-
Joys a hope OF salvation.
Amherst College is pleased with precious re-
work, but there seems to be a remarkable operation
Of the Holy Spirit on the hearts and conscences OIL
individuals whereby each one is brought to ace and
consider his personal relations TO Goo rs an Immortal
FOUL
In Chicago. interesting morning and noon prayer
meetings the past ten days lave been held at the
First Baptist Church. with preaching service IN the
evening Noon prayer-meetngs are held sch dsy at
the Brick Church formerly First Presbyterian, cor
ner Of CLARK and Washington street, On Monday,
similar service was commenced at Metropolitan Hall.
The hall was filed at the frat meeting.
SCHESECTADY, N 1.-1he interest IN THIS CITY IS
great and increasing. Every bell in the city has
sounded evening after evening, and every church has
BEEN filed during this time. Inere are TWO dAlly
prayer meetings established. converts nave
come in with surprisiDg rapidly. Union college mas
been blessed in maDner never known. Places OF re-
sort for dissipation lave been thinned out. Many o.
the Oldest inhabitants say thai there was never before
such time known.
ROCKawAY l.. 1.-The revival which has been for
some time in progress has had such inf uence upon
the community that there are not more than half
dozen adult persons in the place who have not become
members Of churches Among those who have been
recently converted are 800 fishermen.
In Rutland, VT, huodred persons have pro-
fessed religion in the Rev. DIR. AkeLs church. and at
the clCse of recent meeting, from sixty to seventy
nqulrers remained for special religious cOnvers alton
aud prayer.
Tie Southern Presbyterian states that at the sec
oDd daily Union prayer meeting held il vhsrleston
:. c., the large Circular Church was filled.
THE 81. LouiS Presbyterian speaks of crowded
meetings of a similar character in that city.
In ew-Lebanon, Ind, the greater part Of the stu
dents of the Male and Female Academy have been
converted. In Jacksonville there have been two
hundred conversions.
IL connection with one church 10 Dubuque, Iowa, a
hundred conversions are reported.
The revival in Cleveland, Ohio, continues with I'M
abated enthusiasm. Something Ike thousand Pc
sons of both sexes ana al ages have been converted
within the past few weeks.
In tie Female Seminary at Oxford, Ohio, the
daughter of the H9yOke Seminary forty young ladies
have recently pfotessod conversion. W hen the term
closed. last week, more than two-thirds of all who
commenced the year non-professors left rejoicing In
Christian hope.
Reyyals are in progress very generally through.
out Wisconsin, and particularly in the Methodist
Churches.
One Of the pastors of Hartford, Conn.,, Gays that
within the last four or five weeks more than one
the subject OF religion This reminds one of White
fields week in London, when lie received thousand
letters from persons anxious about their souls
In Haverbill, Mass, the daily prayer meeting crowds
one of the churches. SO profound has been the I'M
preston of the Spirit that in some instances hall the
assembly have been observed silently weeping. Some
of the most hardened men III the place have been re-
emily renewed One OF the pastors recently vent the
rounds of his parish found not single house IN
which there not either inquirlr9 souls or beev-
crs wrought 10 the inensest socitude for the IRE
ligous. -,
lis personal observations to these Of friend he could
say, that fiom Omaha City, Nebraska, to Washing
ton Me,e line Of protc rmeetngs along nc ohofe
hngM Of tie ro0d SO that whoever Christian tray
eer stopped to spend the evening, he could find a
crowded prayerneetiDg across the entire breadth Of
our vast Republic. 80,
In Lawrence, Mas, the interest, which has until
very recently been mainly confined to the churches is
Low moving the irrelgi0us with great power. Twenty
OF thirty have arisen In single church meetings to re-
quest the prayers Of believers. Daily and evening
meetings are held through the week nearly without in
Permission. Between thirty and forty Germans have
recently Joined the Central Church on profession of
their faith
The work in Phillips Academy, Andover, is alto
gether unexampled. About thirty five Of the students
are alrea dy rejoicing in hope, and the work still goes
powerfully onward.