New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-13

BIZ immersion ss, week. A; Barry, in he ssns v'ein.-
ty. e we're similarly bsPt1ea-25 beng ies4s Of
families. .....
In Peoria. H.. q pcrscn. were sd5e3, % the a..
Sunday n Mach 20 the Adams street Bapt.s Charei.
TIE O .,.,,an Secretary, Bap,i-, newspaper pub
G.hsd in Hartford, Conn, say u eorrsot sAist;s
4" comb BE- had, We think The present revival -ouid
e. box larr,r nulnb,r ol conversions, % proportion
- IN the number Of inhabitants, than ths; N The Gays
" of Edwards. -
In the Bspi..t Chuch in s;otingicn, C0rn.' kdsr
BnoS>oS reren', tap,Eed IL per~ops, max q. N al
81 since the beginning Of the r,,iNs,.
In the second Bap;i., Church in Stuffed. Corn, :"
yei,op- were baptized IN 'he fr>i Sunday a dS,ch.
The Christian Tfcrsn All M.ss>sger, puehshed a.
Iripgton, y. -. avs: We have ~ doubt eet ,hAf
"70,@o or So,Uo persons have prV'esS'd re''g1'n ~
this county within four nonlhs.
4 revN al is IN progress in Chelsea Mas, he Rev.
{. g.. FIS>ri. Presidrn, OF Ooer6n college, vel
known as slpcscher is holdag services n tie
Congregational Church Of which the Rev. Mr.. Lag
worthy Is Pastor.
In Hartford Coru. prayer-mec,iug- are nd .; he
Pesrls,rvsi Church e,e cry afternoon q ocicek, and
in the Ieciur,-roon Of DR.. Hsvcss Church, Of he
ssme hour.
We are informed Tia, h.rr several towns IN Hcvfn.
.snd which Do, single 'dst person s. - Is's go ss
strange as the above sta,emen, may appear, rs
not wholly destitute Of truth. We learn from grcd
authority, that in of the villages IN the town Of
Sinsbury there s DO, an adult to lie found who hs-
| not been converted Hartford Religious Herald.
But few DAYS since We heard smllsr statement
| respecting Baptist Congregation IN Massachsse'.s
In not few places Il has been reported thu. be Do
gree Of interest in religion has been suchas ~ make
| il the general topic Of conversation IN AL ssssn
| blies. lIion. Herald, Scotland.
Tie Ca's, Patriot Of pennsyl ania ssys thas aiter
/ "A. al han irsnl
miles from that place, in walked woman In . gray
cloak, accompanied BY two halfgrOwn up rrchins,
| with ewes and mouths both earfuly agspe, and tho
tho took their seats in all modesty near the door.
By-and-h by the clergyman gave out his teft-" Jesus
| IL know ard Paul know, but who are YET no
gray cloak was agtated. The text was enerSet'caliy
repeated and the minister's eyes seemed east toward
the party seated behind the door. Our Trend IN grey
| stood up, ard with the voice OF shepherdese On
Westmorelsnd Fell, replied to this pointed question
"Plesse, sur. lee Petty Jones, o Wetseddale, en-
| this 10 our Reb an our Peggy, an wese gssn 10
| Penrith TO see our Nancy, an We thowt we'd just
cone in an see what We makeu, aud q, rust.
| At the Methodist Church a, IIocksna, Conn.,, Of
which the Rev. Mr. Morse is pastor, fifty perssns hAvo
| recently experienced conversion.
| At East Greenwich, Conn, in the Rev. Mr.. Live
sey Methodist Church, one hundred conversions arc
| reported. and more than fifty of them arc hesds OF
families. Some of the students in the seminary o.
| that place are among the converts.
Forty persons have been admitted on probation 10
| the Methodist Church in Wilton, Maine.
course Of sermons is being delivered n Boetou by
Ministers of various denominations each setting forth
the grounds Of his own UNCONVENTIONAL peculiarnies
In recent discourse preached by Congregational
| Minister the difference between the Methodist and
| Copgr, gsonalists is thus described:
1--WE next allude to the discrepancies between Con-
4 -. I'LL -, thA xvA-
destination of everything that comes to pass, and
vet that man is as responsible and accountable -
God had no fore-knowledge. The Methodists are the
flying artillery Of the gospel service achieving great
belong shall follow and complete and perfect the work
| which they have begun
S1ty-four persons were recently received on proks-
| ton in the Methodist Church at West Eaton Ossth
Conference in this State; and fifty persons OF Jssptr,
| GeResee Conference.
| On Thursday evening sermon was delivered N No
| Baptist Church in Leonard street, Williamsburg, 70
he fremen by the Rev. A. EARLE Of AnsterdAm,
Nj The service was we'll attended by both hre-
| men and others Of the citizens .f,T
| CHAuscEY ScmArFER, esq., will preach sermon
! on Sunday next, to fremen and Others in the North
| Fifth street Methodist Episcopal Church
| In Portland Me- in two Of the Methodist churches
an aggregate of 100 additions s reported and h tho
First Baptist Church numerous conversions hevs e.
| CURED
In Detroit the religious interest continues uushstedi
the morning prsyer-meengs arc crowded. and ssaA'Ar
meetings are multiplying in various parts Of the city.
The Cincinnati Gazette says that tho sttsndsnee
at the daily prsyer-meetngs in this city 70 Asge
that the room in which they are held Is not sufent
| "to accommodate the multitudes that flock 70 The
"plsce. The large lecture Of the First Prss6y-
"terisn Church has been thrown open, and dsymsst-
iIgs will be organized in several other rooms = The
| " basement."
At the Mammoth Cave, Miss, - the result u re-
vysl which lasted IA days. % persons wore converted.
In Murfreesboro, Tenn, revival has been n pro-
gress for about six weeks end 100 persons have been
converted
Morning and evening prayer-rneetings ere hsld daily
| in the Presbyterian Churches in Madison. Ind.
At Ashland KY, there has been Q revival during ths
last three weeks and 60 perssns have been sddea 70
the Methodist Church
TOMMY LLOYD'S NEW MEETING.
TOMMY LLorD IL . gentleman well known 70 most
people about Broadway and the various hotels Of the
| city. Wherever a union prsyer-meetiag has bssn
established for several months past Tommy be- BEEN
present and delivered opening prayer and sddrsss.
His principal fault however, Is the longitude u hs
Efforts This hes been deemed mficeptt0 render hnn
boorish, and he has been repeatedly notified 70 the
effect that his services might be dispenssd With with
out any great feeling Of sacrifice Accordingly b hes
opened doors for himself ct the Stuyvesssnt Insttuts
in Broadway, where be holds union prayes.nss&iag
every evening from 5 TO s O'Clock. N..t 1Htf