New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-17

r.5e, - N. ban,e a1d vept ? re to po.li hr ~.
way to C1r.t. before ne LEFT the nous. hs i7!s 80
hsppy that 10 fgot a 40 u t17 t"'N'T o1' "ehl
hcir 10 his wife ari tie frs, t-iug le sAi St' Let
ma nrav IcAnDc. read n wC-O but hereafter. dear
wife vou uusi r=aI aDG 1lli praE.
Nj 'S1r,ar of Philadelphia sad that 4 Wa worth
coming a. the ~ay fiOm PhaaeipIi' zen Il o1e mai
10 come Oh foot 70 be prssert 81 t0' ue~'h d near
tbe.estimony which ATS bee oiieie1 here today la
hi. city the work going on InuI,iay ct tot week
they were to have day OF fa'iing ana orayer . yet
Of The mary soG.s II tA.t Guy "Lo ous .,
Christ Tie Christian Association OF thit city had
extended IN Invitation to the hrenen 20 open th-ir
erpipe houses for prayer-mee;lngs, AID 80 nVti-
ton hAi been kindly responded TO, and Two su'n
meetings had already been established. Ia ORDER
70 cor,inue these meetings through the nummAr they
had procrre1 large tent capable OF seating 3OoJ per-
snrs which they intended 70 dedicate to the serVie
of God about the let OF May. at We n time they
should be happy TO see oe.egaton ION 'e"- toiS'
All the Timber had been given, and all the carp inter-
work for seats DC, had been gratuItorsy perto ned
by Young converts who had been brogSh. to God
during this Revival. 1t hsd been de- idet - potpous
the Annual Sabbath School ceebra alton, lest i might
ip.erferfere with the work going ~ the schools.
From one Of the schools ffty rad un''nf with the
church yesterday. little girl - year u A4, came
10 me and wanted me 10 90 and see her iaiaer. lie
yssuuwiug 70 have her Join the church tn'nSlcg
she was 100 Young but she SAID tha' 81. fAt the loge
of Chris. in her heart and waited 20 )mn 'morate
H's death with The rest Of Der compsnious.
The time ior closing the meeting had arrived, hut
was voted uratmOasiy to continue II for ntesn mn-
Tie Rev. d. SKINNER said that ne felt he could
fay, in the words of O.d Simeon, Nos .ele't thou
thy servant depart n peace, fo- ny eyes have seen
III. eiory OF the Lord" Many Of IA hai uevsr eE-
pec;eG 10 see SUCH state Of 'hlgs now exists m
tbe chuiche-. We give thanks in the AUtu nm wlen
the is gathered in but wna ;. that harvest 20
tie hsrve. of souls being gathered oto The gar-
Der of GCi How much mOIe should we ofsr thaLks-
giving and praise now.
A Gentleman from New.Haven said that the inter
est Increasing in at city almost en'i-e c'aas"'
Of students In The College had heen converted "thln
the last few weeks. and good news was coming IN
from all the c0untry round. Those IN the country
you.c mingle their praises 1i.h those IN the cities.
Mr.. LAMBEET now requested all tLJ-e pi ies"hi W 40
ha1 been converted thn the past lev ia 'Lth 10 isc
thst It might be seen now many there "a1. Qlte
lsYgc uunber Of pe-soss rose 10 all part otle hoUss,
majority Of them being young peisoD
The additional - minutes hal 10" expired. yet
some we've IN favor Of proousipZ the meeting still
further hat the meeting WAS closed with -rgng, snd
The benedictiOr by DR.. SIMMER the audience depn.-
ed very slowly as if unWlllE 70 cave IT, L9cse.
The meeting AT Stuy gessnt Io,tltU.e on sdnesday
sfteILoon was also meeting for thank-givi1g, and
was ore Cf the most interesting taa. bas S'"n held II
that psct. The audience was composed mostly OF
young persOus, msny of whom rose "nen the young
converts were requested to rise. The meeting WIS
conducted By pr. A. 5. FLANDREAU, who referred t
the outburs Of JOY and prase al the Joan rect meet
ing at noon.
a gcnteu all men n'ionei fact connected with the
~ il tha. vicinity, there were some ~ hands em-
ployed only ore some three weeks suce a't nfed the
prayermeetiIg. He requested prayers ior his com
rades and on bis return 20 the shop he found them
plsyipg csrds he tod them he had been praying tor
them and inv tied them to g. t. he mtctiog the next
day. Though they had often fused before, yet some
Cf them peh the pext day, ald no there are seven
or eight Of them converted, and at east - CT them
attend the prayer. neeting snd number are lnqGH-
ing the way to salvation.
Remarks were made by several youug men who
wished to thank God for bis goodness in bringing them
to a savior. The meeting wa he'd fifteen mirutes
longer than usual
Al tue uee,iLes in the old Dutch church in Fulton
street two rocme have been hl'e1 every day this
week and sometimes three. AT :he meeting on
Thursday gentleman stated tha. he had been tray
cling in eImont and round everywhere great IN
terest. In place there was large school OF -oo
scholars and most of them were nqulIiug the way TO
God. In East Rutland there had beer over loJ con-
versions.
Another gentle man said that minister in New
jersey tod him hat IN his parish there was only Cue
adult remote who was not professor .: f-;sion, anu
in another place the pastor had tod MIN tAat thee
were not mere than twelve persons IN that parish who
were not members of bis church.
AT the Duane street meeting the RAINY "eWarr duf
ing the fist Of the week eeemed TO i'sfep we ~
ten6ar &c somewhat, out the meetings nave osen o'
veIy interesting chaIactsI
We learn tia, the revival in the Grser ,'-ee' NJ. b.
Church continues. THERE'S preaching n he audience
rocm every evening, snd more or e's p9ri.en'' nav
presented themselves at the atsr every n ,ht 70
more THAI q nontL. We regsrithe argangemsnts mace
for preachtgin this Church during the present weeks
one Of the extraordinary signs OF the taes Ony
think of il In Methodist Church, N the midst OF
revival effcrs, the Rev. Dts. Cuy.er, Pots, Ihomp'
SON. Downg and Smith, from may different ohuren
organizations, all 10 preach the Gospb' on 80 nauy
successive evenipge; then. the who'e to conclude
mao ffrfr
pecple generally. we Judge viii rot aii 20 manifest
strtrp Interest in these seru ons macy of the
masters in Israe ard in the religious exercises which
are TO follow.
Last Sunday morning l. adult persots were bapt1el
in the Church of the Me- ah (Unitsi'ar Iie'e PEI
CONS varied in age from l6 20 so yesEs.