New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-13
FROM CINCINNATI.
DAILY PRAYER-MEETINGS- - FOURTH OF
JULY-EDIroRIAL QUARREL


peculiar 10 the years Of grace - still ks up 10
hi, ei.y and pretty veil attended. There IS not 50
much saii Of tnem as when they were s. ins.itu.ed
bu. thew sre prosperirg TO some ex'ert nevertheless
Mr. Cou.sy's boss, before the Uoitsrisn Conference
tbs, Orthodoxy would sleep well afsr the tiifG fever
of the Reyivs was over has rot ye been fulfilled. 10
locorasrce with the call fer Natonsl Union Prayer
Meeting On tho Fourth OF July, mesuog was hell on
Sunday morning in tie First Presbyterian Church.
There were sb,u, thousand people presen: among
them memters Of sn Genomin stions. lrdeec, one OF
the best features of the revival in Cncinns that IN
these meetn gs embers OF the various eharcnes LAY
ASIDE taer sec .aiisn differences anu meet on con-
mon footing ss members OF enc gres. Onflsuan
brother hood. This fact wss alluded 10 o one OF tae
spesksrs Dr.. Fisher the newly yelected President OF
Hamilton College. he SAID he saw around nun men
Of ifferent denominations who Isst year wouo not
hsve come there to join in worship win the tresoy
terars. lie regarded this 81 sood sgn ior the ssGse
ii which they were engaged.
Judge SO, er. an Epiacopsliap INSIDE some very ap-
proprs,e remarks saying ths. as the day wSs snesy
sacred 10 human heetooi, he ooIee " NOuu oe n7ls %
after also consecrstsd TO spiritual ire eoom so tnat 'ne
ration may be delivered from the bondage ana slavery
of sin unto the glorious liberty OF the Gospel Oh
Christ. wss Of course much greved, nay shocked
70 hear the word Slavery, word whlcn s?,orung 10
he mode ern apostles of Democracy, Immediately sug-
cess an insttuon which Is the basis OF tree society,"
the crest consery stor OF morals the essence OF all
political ard social good, in tine, the perfection OF 81
he il rsuons calculated 70 promote tue progress OF
civil r.ton The wellbeng of our county, stability
Of our church. and the glory OF God. say was
shocked TO hesr word suggestive OF go many hslow-
cd excelerces used in such disparagng connection.
No doubt the esrned Judge could cite You nom the
NeC Testament abundant precedent for such use OF
The word; but that in goorant ard unenis htened
times and such notions Lot suited to the hosrai
and p cgressve Chrstianity OF the present age Ine
Ush Court Of Justice ('l of Virginia he's recently
81 all I
Slavery; and if Judge Stoser should not DC
thought far behind the advancing spirit OF the age he
mus. be more careful how he uses tbs sacred woId.
The Rev Mr.. Colvert pastor Of the Catnarineetreet
Baptist Church, made the concluding prayer, and
made lu,ions to Slavery even more dispsraSng than
those OF Judge Storer lie made what night os called
q genuine Abolition prayer and inplored wi's great
ealnestness that this hsowed institution of Slavery
might absolutely be done away Here Is evidently
csse for the Expurgsting Committee Of the American
Tact Society with the Rev. Nehemiah Adams at its
head. :
the ususl sort The City " Dsds" by what color OF
right krow not, voted away -, 600 OF the people
mopey for buying fireworks aud paying musicians, Nc
The procession hardly as large as usual; II was
something over mile long. The addresses were de-
lyered in the Park; which, you may not Know is an
immense piece of ground near the center OF the CITY,
some 800 feet long by about 80 wde 1t is surrounded
by white ash fence OF ain boards, and IS opeLed
nearly every Fourth OF July.
Senator Pugh, Gen. Cary ard the Hon. Caleb Is.
Smith were the orators Of the day. MIR. Pugh spoke
without the aid of manuscript, snd made good
sp.ech az he almost always does when not taking
about Kansas. He did not sppsar to be waiting tor
the facts but the contrsry, eeemed u De 10 pos
session of some not generally known. Aer auudihg
10 the isson of Minnesota into the Union soce he
had the pleasure of addressing his ielIow-ctizens
year ago. he said that two more States were soon 10
be adm tted. As Mr.. L. Is supposed to be posei up
in the programme of the party IN power this an
nouncement was NO doubt higoly gra'hyihs 70 M"
Gen Cary wss not forthcoming. lie somewhat
ceiebrated Temperance lecturer ana N l,uela" N.Y.
state, snd upon pinch, will pass for something OF
Temperance convention himself. There seemed to be
some necessity for q prohlbtory law in the city on
Monday and the General should have been on hand.
Tne Hon. Caleb Smith spoke at he Eln-street stand.
He is well kDo In this State and in Indiana as Re-
publican stump orator. He Is seld to have made q
hrst-rste speech, full of glory and bin' over with
patIiotiIn. x7au
The dsy passed over pretty quietly considering oil
things There were some drunks and few fights, Of
course O1e or t.O mi itary adventures, or rather
adventures Of ni.sry peponsges, may be worth men
toning. One CT the Rover Guards, under the MS
taksr notion that tho Grand Msrshsl had his
| tile boy charged upon the Marshal Aforesaid and
put him TO flight in most ignoDioious manner. An
other military adventure was that of Brig Gen. Chas.
H. Sargent distinguished military hero OF this city,
Who ia Sometimes called the Siang-!S Shot Chietsin,
from an attack which he made with that weapon
on a reporter of The Commercial. lie Is the ndi-
OF volunteers for tee Utah expedition, which regiment
the President ard Mr.. Secretary Floyd assured him
should be called ou and who after working despe-
rstely hard 10 get up sufficient outside pressure on
Cox, GTOesbeck, Pendleton and Miller TO make them
90 the English bill, returned from Washington heart.
sick with nope deferred ohock full OF righteous WRATH
cursng fesruly our worthy President and his amiable
Stnetsry of War and wishit he had his money back
This aoTe,eid military gentleman, fall OF patriotism
and vhiaky, followed two ladies' into boarding. house
on Fifth street, and probably mstakng the character
OF the house, nssted on accompanying them up
s.srs He beat the lady Of the house, who attempted
to stop him, and knocked down servant gui wao
came 20 her assistance. He was tax Gu away how-
ever by a policeman; but leaving his watch as
security fo MS appearance he was released and went
back ~ house and got into fight with some of tho
b0ardeIe in which bis valuable person received
sdeIsbls dsmsse from sundry kicks and cuf., and
two email cuts with a packet knife. He wac again
arrested ard taken TO the Station House, and will b,
examined before the Pclce.Court to-day. In view OF
all the circumstances Of this gallant exploit il seems
pes that the unexpected termination OF the
MJmon wer prevented this valiant hero from dlstin-
gui.bipg himfelf by a, least forsy among Brigham
Ioungs wives. Sictrdasn gloria munds.
Tie conductors OF The Commercial and TIE In
qu,rer have gotten ssdly by the ears of lac. Some
Of That tf' tountsn Of pure demscracy, fe tSeiaaa
Inquiysr felt himself called upon to yindlcate ms
Brooks stamp. srd nhict personal casstisement on
Mr.. Herry Reed, editor Of The Commeresdl. One
evening last week lie got together few choice
rierds and vent down to The Commercial office, for
the purpose Of overhsuling Mr.. Rsed Tne party
hung around for some time when Mr. r., all uncon-
scioas Of any Intention 20 hict him the gores of
msryraom, psssed through their midst in company
with lady but the ealaGt bsnd vac TOO gallant to
attack aim while thussccompaned. sotnls " pheaifu
plight wss poe.pored, and a. yet there are killed
rome wounded, Ione uisail g. nobody; total, nothing
Mr.. Washington Mclean n gentleman WIG Iyss r..
mostly at the pubic expense. IL Is his boast that ne
Iever held tffce ard never wants ONE out no nian
exsrcjses gres,er Influence 10 the parry than ne
6n4p Carstnl AlHaYa 70 have the righ. man 10 the