The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-30
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1860.

"a ,,e..s dscourss at the reopeung OF the Old building
ne nyisason VS. eco pssd ana ne tsh and 9th Of s
tembes we're Get apsn brrc ~.
A Coryxxrsp Prcrisr ,pRsAcHisd N Im vIcfosn
TmArrx-On Sunday, says sns dsSss 49, Inss .s'
nne: Mr. Richard weaver 81 ~ v
to,s shsat,s waterloo road LOnd, Va The large ednce
densely crowded by real Won ~ sass aoosfsss
upyards OF an hour preacher dA 'oused with trc
epdous energy much dramatic ach on on the words
shrt him in" Mr. weaver sSbsea uen,y stated tina: he
had preaching In Perth all last week 70 THOUSANDS Of
people, and that large numbers had been convStu :.
In London every day during the ensuing autumn and
winter, u bis health and strength do not fail him u
be observed that Mr. Weaver appears to be about
thirty Eve years OF age he below the middle heigS
and thin, but seems " possess much pnyscal power TIC
Rev Baptist Noel who wss. believe the cause OF his
coming to London, relates tia. he noted pusis. in
Saordshre only eight years and that he was known
By the nae OF "undAunted Dick because he was never
beaten.
WHAT TIE SOUTHERN AID SOCIETY rs pc-sg.
The Corresponding Secretary Of she Southern Aid go
cety, letter appealing for funds to carry on the
operations OF the society, says
By the contribution or few hundred dollars We have
enabled two Presbyterian churches in Delaware to ext
In Virginia and Mars land aid not less than thrty
churches, several of which Episcopal, all OF whose
ministers are faithful and excellent men az are al toe
Others and give much attention 10 the religious instrrc-
ton Of the slaves and free oolored people within the
spheres OF their labor.
We aid several churches In the Carolinas Georgia Ke1
lucky and Tennessee ten or twelve II Mississippi, ant
more in Missouri.
In Arkapsas q pastor to whose church we have rem
dered aid In giving an account OF preaching tour
which he made In the OF vacation, or Absence,
which his church allows him. says in recent letter
In i've successive Sabbaths have recently held four
Ornamental meetings, performing all the labor myself,
continuing three four days focnd people OF all
classes characters grades and Denominations ready and
DESTROYS TO hear trust that much good was DONE And
bow abou. TO set out in another direction, to spend
the Sabbaths that remain OF my furough which expires
on the 1st OF September"
In Texas have aided several churches ac1ong them
q in the valley OF the Nueces, forty dye miles
from Corpus Christi
One OF The missionaries IN New Orisaas whom have
aided devotes all his time and exercises TO visiting the
sick Ia the hospitals the accused aad the c,nycts in
prison, well az the poor from house TO house HIS
monthly reports literally 1ed with facts and incl
dents Of o most interesting nature
Our society is doing good work and anagonstic 10
no organization whether ecclesiastical or voluntary We
rejoice in the good done by Others and shall be content
do than help In this good cause Ia one
way. II furnishes channel by which many In the
Northern States that have other may convince our
Southern brethren OF the deep interest which they take
In them and 10 the great and peculiar work which the
ouch channel but precious boad Of union 10
theee times Of political excitement. We receive continu
ally most cheering words from friends North and South
Glove and not hae says oae whose name and fame are
coeKteIaive with the civilized Wort IN transmitting
his Donation sis the Gospel weapon for overcoming all
the evs that sin has brought upon MAJ My sympathies
strongly with the SOUTH especially with the Christian
STAKEHOLDER who is made the target At which all the
Pharsac and indde abo!onLsm Of Europe and America
aims bit, aharsv