New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-31

opo rsc her brethren. She has no one ''F ~ ''' "
The wsis Of this Oh pray 70, beI oeu,er OF the house
.as,eS nrayers remembering the young iaoy ca'e'
The hyDnn wa then sung
"I can read my title clear
NJ U.p1 said he would invite any Wiz, WIZ 90 -;aa
ep,cia interest in the prayers mart. Of the house
Ssi.e ntmo oye then spent 10 silent prayer After
i;ch NJ w. E. DoDGE prayed specialy IoI tnVse s
who Isa shown that they needeu ah iu'e'es' J." INC
S,,,Do man in the gallery said be wanted 70 say
e Ids rot TO those who were od so,ueis OF tue
Id becsu.e be felt Ike ch,'u Just oeB'en,pg 10
hoiu' . - those who were seeking Christ " If you
"aik' o.t;~g o Christ" said he, 40 not be ashamed
- n ia design OF the devil 10 make you
g ssbsmed 20 sllow your wants to be made known.
" Heed him not, but come 10 the Savior without
A gsr.eman on the west side of the house quoted
The passage, "Quench not tne spirit :" There is no
douft lie remarked, but we may so grieve the spirit
"a 10 drive him away from us entirely In times like
these We should be especially careful He nstancsd
the case Of young lady who had made profession,
but vac not living Christian life. She awoke one
morning very early indeed, feeling strange impulse
upon her knees at the bedside. There the morning
sfn found her-ready 10 answer to the call Of Follow
thou me-" II will follow thee through good report
and evil report" If she had neglected the impulse,
il might have been the last call OF the spirit TO her
Anothe- gentleman said that by the law we were
already condemned but that Christ is the resurrection
ard the lite and had taken away from the doom of
the law Whosoever eometh to him shall not be cast
out. "The Savior" said he "comes knocking at
" "you- hearts to-day. On, soften your hearts. Come
'fo Christ. Why will you stay away and starye
"Seek thy Savior"
TIE Rev. Mr. HARRIS said that in looking at the ef-
fecs OF their prayer-meetngs seemed that the pro-
phecy vas fulfilled. lone shall chase thousand,
'aadtwo put ten Thousand to fight" In all thes
religious affection individual responsibility is apt 10 DO
merged in the general working of the masses. We are
tco apt to throw off the responsibility from ourselves
upon ehe multitude around U.s. If we would each 90
our utmost for Christ, oh no we might save souls
Let you ard me ask ourselves Are we dong al we
can :" God has converted not simply to shout hal
Ieiuiahs and amens but to work in his vineyard.
NJ. DODGE said he kuew it was again I the ORDER 10
speak ana pray BOTH but he wished TO relate the case
OF LADY n owing in high social pos On in this city,
A few Sundays ago poor Christian woman, VINO was
frerd Of hers called her to talk with her ab0dt
her ptual condition. She received her very kindly,
AID few days after, the poor Christian woman was
surprised tc see her friend come TO her With tears In
her eyes feeling very anxious about ner soul Inen
the lazy was apparently in good health, but last Fri
day GOD came to that house. ard last night the pastor
stood by her dying bed, and asked Jesus could not
make dying bed feel soft as dOwny pillows are
{" On, yesi Oh yes :" she said-snd went to heaven.
Ths first two verses of the 463d hymn were sung:
"Here we suffer gIefsn pain
A gentleman near the door offered short prayer,
after which the fual hymn was given out, COM
rnencTg,
being .he hymn appointed to be sung at all the meet
ipgs yesterday. The tune was " Old Hundred" the
whole congregation rising and uniting their voices,
producing strong effect. The benediction then
pronounced by the Rev. Mr.. Mort Of Railway n. j.,
and the NE sting dismissed.