The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-22
0WJ0 - NJ L. Rsstmsnt n. 7. vo,untesn
ID In tAs hsxioan war, led By Major Drcx

Nes YcrA Apvi io.-Efstr Ssr .-Th,
mnsniag. vhils lJoking at the Eastern Regi-
nrnt the following question was put to 8 hard
worting lrihmsn who, 1t TUNED out, belonged
TO The LIST Region Of this city. "Do 700
snow how much . private soldier Is 10 receive
during his enlistment 2" Ans ser--''l do not
know or csre-l 90 TO O ht for them stars and
stfipas that fist saw when ] landed here 10
years ago." sharp retort to the question.
Mr.. JAsrrR wAspiit, OF Jc.scy City, pro-
prietor OF living stable, fed 81 horscs 0clons-
ing TO the Maine Artillery, now ON their way
TO Washin yton and charged not one cent. This
" another instance of tho sacrificing patri-
otism of the country.
Fourth Ward Volunteers, Company l. Ma
tionh Guards, will meet at iSJsmcs street, for
the onrollmont Of members, from 10 A. NJ. to 10
m
II wac recommended yesterday by delegate.
ffom SiStccn Life Insurance Compinies, that
tue respective Boards give pernS ion to their
mombcrs To enter the Naval and Military ser
wee Of tho United States, and upon such terms
- may bc agreed upon.
Ohcers and members of the First REGIMENT.
National Guard, are required 10 assemble at the
City Arsenal, CORNER uf White anil Elm slrccts
at o'clock A. NJ, this day, for muster and for
nation Of the regiment.
BY ordor, W. II. ALLrS.
Col. commanding.
Sous or NEw ESGLASp ARuusE.-Gcutls-
men wishing to Join n company, composed
mostly Of New Englandcrs 90 lie attached 10
one Oi the n. Y. re simcnts, can sign the roll
AT the ErtBiHg Post office. or NJ the office Of II.
ID. TrLrR, Law OiiCe, Wall street.
TuECIrIiESs of WEsrcuE,rEH Curxrr will
hold patriotic mass meeting, callci without
distinction W party, st Morrisina Hall Nor
nsania village, on Monday evening, April ~,
AT : y O'Clock. Measures will bc taken 10 sus-
tain the Government in its most energetic of-
foris to suppress trelson, and to protect and de-
fend the Union. The call has b"en signed by
upwards of five hundred Of our most influential
citizens Of old Wostchcstcr.
Recruiting il briSkly going on at the house
Of Engine IL, No. : NJ TIA Moore street, for the
formation of a COMPANY Of IpuavcS, com ,osed
Of fire men exclusively, for Col. EIl.swoRrHs
regiment.
COLJ NBtAS ZouNvES. --lherc will be q
meeting ot this company at the Oscgun House,
2Ji Fulton street, this evening at \ O'Clock p.
ID. A ieS mo G recruits are wanted TO ill this
company. A. ID. PuRCELI. Captain.
THE uSprRwRIrERs AND r,Ir pArRtorio
MErTISG.- AT meeting Of the Board Of Un.
dcrNIiterS held this day, 1t was resolved, That
the companies composing the Board close their
respe tive oi'.ees at o'clock PM. on SItur-
day the 10Th inst, to enable their officers aud
employees 10 attend the Mass NJ citing OF the
citizens of New York, TO hc held at Eniou
Square, 10 support the Government, the Union,
the Constitution. and the Laws.
Gen. SANFORD il busy in organizing tho
voluutece regiments. Iic has ALREADY eight
regiments nearly filled up, and a dozen more on
daily, with military gentlemen a. king iniorma-
ton ani rendering their scvices.
"FfRsr NEw YoRK RrLr BATTALION 80
Wanted five hun" rcd men Immediately to
form a mounted Rifle BIttllion. 10 defend tho
tlS Of our country, none need apply who can
not conc up io the standard Of i've feet even
Inches. Equipments and cvey thinu; will ts
furnished For further particulars apSly to
CHAs. GALLAGHER GlS Broadway.
FiREMES 10 1uE Volunteers Of
the Fire DspartmCnt for the protection o5 our
IA, are requested to pe"t at G,LLAouEu's
Ranch, Gls B'oad way, and enrol.
The union requires every nan 10 do his
duty. by request u A. 4. PnILLtrs.
EXTRAORDINARY SCENES ~ J,MucA.-
These arc days of moment ,uS events and Of
thrilling excitement. Strange and startling
things are happening on al stdcs. Tho old
foundations seem Ia ie yieldn; aud breaking
up. Con is showing His hani nmong the nv
tions in more ways than one. Rad the follus-
In, from the last nc,rs Of hc CpchcS in re-
htiun to III" religious stir ani lnr,cn II thu
island Of Jamaica, already mentioned in the
Don.
The Rcv. W,RR,S ,Sp CARIILE of tho United
Presbyterian Mission AZ Brown, illc, in the
parish Of Hanover, gives n deeply interesting
vicw Of the bn ginning aud progress Of this work,
and Of its various features. lie says:-
Il scarcely kuoS how to begin iu telling
you Of tho marvellous work which God has
wrought here within the last fortnight. Day
by day reports were rcaCliag Us VI It's nearer
approach, and, fe~ days before the appointed
time of nesting, 1t had reached the Blptist cOn-
,sregaton at Gumeys Mount. With which our
congregation held union meetings. ! requested
Mr.. SrBLEY, the minister, to bring some Of tho
sonyerts with him to bro wnsville; and happens
ing to meet q gentleman, who was leading
member OF q Wesleyan congregation where tho
wo,k was going on, requested him also to send
some Of the convert, from his church to meet
with us. When the day arrived, the whole
neigh orhood was astir, waiting for the ex-
pected nesting. The church was filled lefors
the strangers arrived, and to our asionishmsnt,
IN immense asscmblage Of people were ad-
vanCing to~ards Us from different quLrterS
singing revival hymns. There must have been
thousands Of people In and around the
church when all had arrived. II Is i'm possible
TO describ, the noiso aud excitement that
is
tempt to quell It would have been like All at
tempt to cutb the winds Of heaven. Multitudes
were fallin; on every side, utterinR the most
piercing screams. n gentleman present said
hs counted thirteen prOstTated In one corner Of
tho church at one time. No sooner did they
obtain peace than they began to estreat Others
to turn to Jesus. They put their hands upon
them, and with ineSpressible tenderness and
earne1tncss they call to them, "CUmc now;
Jesus calls YOU, he wants yOuj coma" etc.
This appeal il often irresistible. The person
sppealed To Is pctrifed, and cannot move. The
tear starts to his eye and in u few minutes he
too is prostratei. Nothing IL more remarkable
than this spirit of irrepressiblc earnestncSs to
bring sinners TO Jesus, Immediately after they
themselves havG come. The work hero was
only two days old, when a message came
from a Wesleyan church that tho work had
begun here, and requesting Us Ia visit them.
i'm Dcdiately offered to 20, AMI asked II any
would accompany me. | suppose not fewer
than fifty at once said they would go like wise.
The sun was down on the Sabbath eyenin
when we started to travel over an exceedingly
rough and precipitOus road singing some Of tho
beauti 'ul ch1ruses with which all had already
10 ONE familiar. When we arrived, Just such
4 scene Of indiscrbahle confusion was present.
ed as had been witnessed at B;osnsyi'lo two
days heforc A multitude Of prOstlt Oc-
CUR. d, and the screams Of thO'e snitten and
the sing OF groups Oh every siic To awaken
them out Of their trance, made II iDpossible for
time to com nand attention to the preash'
inr OF tho gosp,l. COn'u-ed though tbs
assen ely appSared to an on locker, yet
IN fOrcin, our way through the difereat
groups, Il was soon evident that the con-
fusion was only apoa-snt, and that each en-
gagged in his own department Of labor. Aft.f
tims, the attention VI tho assamDiy gencraliy
vas fixed on the preacher, and, excepting ron
ths interruDtiDns occasional BY sOme fINing