New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-05

,ent 20 he'll in the Port distinct msrner lhen came
ycre erosn. ard more calculations Of Amsc, nnh
ksi been prayer for q blessing on tnem: inEes
were continually repe sted Throughout III isnsacs al,
80, 5s sno4srss 20 rave 10 other-the FIRE Of he'll
IN sve-v form and she blood OF Christ On tnese ne
rsyed furiouiy IN be satisfied or e1ssas'ed iof
he did stop e. es' co1id not g M 40 m
the beeirri'.g. The number q The " affected had
not incres<eo and thoss round han looked on wn lne
same expression Of mere curiosity es II tney were
Were observe any intermediate state between those
who remain quite unmov>i and those whom s1cn
preaching drives to the very verge OF matnese-oeen
beyord (. Religious terror, the iosttred, sesms -
selec, O. few victims, but leaves the gres, mas
urtopched OF all iha, is ssid about al inProy ca NE,
AKA ewakeriIg, n this greater number, 1 40 ho'
believe one rord They look os snd go oul % see,
tbs display @ misery just they wond go 70 see aoy
o.her sight and are accessories before the TACT 70
what j. almost worss thaa muIder-the e1tlc.ioD OF
reason in their fellow In The prooachiy Q! eaes
pros,aon' occurring consists tne Ins'eS e. W
''Yevyal" meeting. Tote IN ell the rePoils Vi Ile
sn expression or tone Of dissp Poihtment II 10 one
has been " struck down. ,
Lies in the main BODY Of the meetpg-there were
quite as ignorant, but Of different IND OF
fats.ic N that Of the Terrorist One wss case 0,
"ful assurance" he was perfectly contented, ana
wished 10 make others so. He q short man, win
a vel fed look AID an oily, bald head; he dealt with
prC mise rather than Judgment, and maintained lhs INC
elect the happiet people on the fsce OF the ean
Bot lie had few audtOrs; there was no cHabc0 vi pio
frightening any one into TT. Generally, the active
agents in the various groups were slng1lTiy haTd-
featured many even evillo0king men, One ieader
wss On exact reproduction Of the Puritan IN many OF
the caroe,ures Of the tine OF the Common Sealth; ne
was the GLOW" ideal Of that day exactly repested.
liz every circle singing favore and frequent ex-
ercife and, as in the railway train, bsd to degree
that Cannot be described.
Ofthe number present varying estimates are gwen,
as usual The main body Of The me et1g was pretty
cor pact circular mast fronting the platform walked
round several times and every point Of the extreme
circumference wes quite within reach OF the SPEAKERS
voices. The whole spsce the congregation covered did
no exceed that Of The area beneath the dome OF 81
PsuPs; assuming that 600 can stand where 0O9 can
m the former would be about the number OF the GEN.
tra maze the five six groups round the irregular
preachers might include 600 more; but there wa.
constant passing from one to another during the day,
srd betw en- the town and the field. There could not
have been more than 10000 present 1t is q large
number to gather at fied.preaching; but for all
Ireland" it is not overwhelming. What became OF
deeply affected" do not know, but the result ap-
peared 10 me very small in proportion to the machinery
employed on the occasion.
The ground began TO clear before O'clock and a. D,
the special trains were beginning to return.