New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20


A. cur readers are already aware, y great awaken
il has been going for months the North of
Ireland.
II commenced in the District cf CgNgor place,
which It lie saij, has been privileged to have evan
celca nnistry or the laet hundred years. -Four men,
comparatively y,Gug-mtt Tor payer 10 the Autunn
OF lsJl. They continued % pray Tor the Holy Ghost
and The rcyiyal of the work Of God. Olhers llncd
Them They were instIuu entail IN the cOlyerI N Of
non bcrs lhe Rev. Mr.. Moore # Connor must hsve
been also very cordially and earnestly engaged IA Tor
WaIo the work there; Tor one # III, elders wntes
ii CT IL Bis congregation there alc believed 20 have
been on SOTO 100 genuine conversions, aul stl the
esprit Is being poured Oat IN Iicn abundance
NUIg an Msy %, the same correspondent tells Of
the ouip'uiir Z Of the SPIt on B0HJmehd.
Uurug the past week B0ilyHenu has been visited
in a reusikabe manner HuldIe0s have been struck
down by the mighty power c God, ana cOu,traiued to
C.y Out, W bat must We CO 10 he saved Many, very
II ~ have louLd peace and are IOw rejoicing IN the
lEety wheItwAh CbrI,t maaes lls people free Toe
irst crops seem 20 have fallen on SgOOath evening
lan iLsi 1T a revival meeting holc in Il SabDa'h-
School rC,m, by lie k-y. ). :. Moore, ana to have
mace rspic pIogTess from that tiUe.'
But p4yer proceed: Tor IN another letter from a
YOU IIGn We ale to!0 that he and others had Jn-
meuced pay eI-mee,I With attendance ot about
s.yeIty the hIst night. Or the sccoad he says "two
yong men ir,m Conner came 10 to assist az; the
. scnOOiIOOm was GRAINED, and q deep Impression
" WAS mace Oh many oil tnoee present. Toward the
close be ssss, alyrnena dry e. yet. surely we
" 'lll Dot be passed by without Ell yilg this shower
" Do, enIeat Yea, pray hr Us Ak God % cause
"ltbgiOn 10 tVw down oGI streets II. mighty stream
" SuDt forth, thou that d8elest between the che
"iuDm''
CHAPTER lI.-ITs PRoGGEss.
10 AfOgtH ami surrounding district, it seemed to
be "a suocsn and rapid tue conG 4gration on the
American PraiIies. A. the work was going on ore
said, III his movement continue, al the public
houses IN Aboghilmay shut mp Ia al the towns AID
ylsges where the revival has come the 2lbl.chouses
sIe tmped aud the churches and prayer meetings ere
cfDWd.0.
j. Boiymoney ut the earlier stages Of the awaken.
y while man was prayIg With great eGrDestnees
ior dIect naniiesiaIon OF The spirit the day OF
Fedcost, fifteen individuals ia the crowd were snu
t.Ieous pIosraicd, srd With logd cries for mercy
bone oil the groun1 cr pTeyed by sinsters aud
iueIds. AT ka,heIbII, Wu..e enc pra.ed thar tue
HOY Spri MI At descend Is with ire lash Of light
rlrg, Which filed the building ut the moment struck
the congregation with ave, 90 that trembling With
tenor, they prCstrated themselves upon the D0r and
OFT Il cOBgegat On ot 100 iaere were 100 cases of
Ctcid.d e yiCtlOD.
About the beginning Of Jure the awskcning c,n.
HtL'td IL 'o'T0sHe, snd adyance1 wth remsTka be
fsi0ty, IT 20 embrace tue whole con nunitv
AZ toe ist meeting held mole people assembled thea
etT ate Losi any meeting N tom, che. FOX instrur.
ton ar aHuseneBt. Tie day after the meeting not
lever than 10 cases o. Decided conviction were
kLO"ni ana On tie evening OF that day the cDuyertons
wee mole numerous Sal. l. one week toe y0g.
Place seeled to he turo.d upslde-dopu; Young and
I'D were affected, AID basucss except n biblss and
'esisnetts, "h'ch was Unusually Id se was well nisa
paEt.asG.
CHAPTER IIl-THE REVIVAL n BFIv,sr
Tie movement in iull force in Befas, about the
uicde otJone. Churches, chapes and seh)olrooms
We're thrown open for daily nesting aad crowded.
Muitiuoe' assembled for pre,ching and prayer. Con
veits ron ConuoT and Bcivmera delivered sdIres.e.
aLo Persons we're strsck" dOGu 10 numbers while q
det Heiefa IMPRESSION produced. The minister's
Ol ~ e'anseAcsl denorr went cordially into the
nov emeLt irum its cOInGe lcemeIt and oy tue hello
OF Geo, they have reaped mighty harvest o precious
;umoua. souLs. liundreds-Jes, thouss t.-yere
brought under lrep conviction Of sin, and immense
Numbers have become hopefully corve.rec.
pre Lors day afternoon, daring tie = ting of the
Wesleyan Conference, large fel5.meetirg yss he'll
II the iGnsdIs'e vicinity Of Belfast which WAS gd.
dressed BY aruu OF the ministers ending the Cor
ivre'oe. II Is believed that abou. fifteen thousand
persons were pTesent on that occasion.
The ministers Of Belfast have been flly but deli ,bt
fully occupied for many weeks Be.ides being alno,t
cay employed in speaking pGblc aud presidiogoysr
prayer meetings they have been much engaged IL min
lstering TO stricken al their own ho1ses a,
ell tsance Of this, il was stated in tue columns Of