Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

milder and stronger intoxicating drinks
are fallacious and deceitfaI
Alta meeting held At EehmAnsville, o.,
to promote Chriytisnlanion. the follow.
ing resolutions, with others, we're passed
sResoivssI That We heIieye thai tae
Church OF Christ IA but one body, 81
which the Lord Jesus Is the Head, and
whatever hinders The most perfera COZ
Operations Of thssAFioua memhefa OF The
body, is contrary to the mind Of Christ,
aud retardg the complete establishment
Of our Lcrd's kingdqm on Che Earth.
lSes0lUed, That since there are OBJ
staclea TO she entire and hesrty cooper
alton Of ell OF the members OF Christ's
body. II bshoovas na prayertnlly and ear.
ueutly 10 inquire what they are, and 90
far As in us lies have them removed.
ResoIDed, That we believe the great
est obstacle 10 union ahdl harmony in
the church Is the lack Of such earnest
and united prayer for the Holy Spirit us
shall secure Hie indwsnina, which alone
can make Christians one, in accord
ance With the prayer of our Lord"
From che narrative on the state of re-
ligion within tho bouadsof shn sypodsoi
Indiana N. s. Presbyterians, we learn
that there have been number OF pre-
cious revivals within lie bounds during
the year. In the Salem Presbytery
there has been aceessious 10 ell ita
churehes save one The aecessious 81
Seymour we're over sixty, aud TO the
churches at Mitchell forty.fve; in the
GreencAssle Presbytery there were sev'
enty aecessions; ia the Madison Pres
hytery there have been iorty-eight aeces-
sions, and the indianapolis Presby'
terry exhibits an Encouraging degree OF
interest, although there is no definite
report.
Ia regard oSabbalh Schools, the nur.
sery Of the Church, the report gives an
encouraging account. In the Salem
Presbytery the number Of children ia
atteAdance ia the Sabbath Schools are
100. No figures are given in regard
10 the Other Presbyteriss, Jet the reports
are encouraging.
A revival, which lasted two weeks, ha,
just closed 1T Bowling Green, Ky. Their,
we're 81 professions Of faith and 2.
united with the Church.
AT the late revival Of Hampton c.
where more than so came forward foI
1 prayers. Rx.GOssrnor C. rose, upon see
ing such company Of youth seeking
the Lord, and confessed that be "hat
spent eleven hours Of bis life in sin, bul
the remaining twelfth should be givet
to the service 81 Chriss" ggg
3 REMARKAHRE SERrKs or CoxvEKsroSs
In Southampton, Mass. an English op
erative established family prayel
meeting, and invited his nsighbors L
attend. A number of persons wer,
soon converted, the meetings increased
in size, and come five hundred persons
In all, have been converted In tire
years, ef whom two hundred have jOins'
the Congregational churches, and
Methodist coaeregation has beenforme'
of $50 communicates. vv
THR SABBATH SCHOOL ANSIrRRsARY.-
The General Anniversary Exercises o
the Sunday School Union Of the Metho
dist Episcopal Church, was held 10 Nev
York city, Oct 22d and Esd. Apprc
priate discourses we're dsliEersdson tn
Sabbath morning and evening in tn
various churches and childfena meet
inrs were held at 2:S4, in the Rosa Hill
Greene street, Second Street. jane s.,
Allen Street. and Forsyth Street Church
es. There Was 80 aggregate attendance
of children reaching 70 1880. Tn
loge,feast took place Monday Afternoon
4 and addresses were insde 81 night b
Rev. W. w. Hicks, of Baltimore, Rev
lR.I. Collier, Of New Brunswick, n. J,
Rev. DR.. L. d. Barrows, Of Chelses
4 Mass, and RsyFTs +. Hildrsth, of Ns'