The New York herald., 1868-04-19


At that time TWENTY-FIVE more will be received into
the church on Thirty-fourth street, OF which Rev.
John Thomson is the pastor.
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Thiriyfourth church.. Rev John Thomson, DID,. Ss
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Brick church ksy RnxsPTg RIs sPrGrg Gosy MuI5HB
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Mercer st. church Rev R. K. Booth, DID,. y
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Lexington church. Rev Joseph sanderson.... II
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Third r shurch , Rev Rev. q .Tcr r. ";
To other churches not enumerated in this table
twentyth converts have been added, and a still
larger number have been received by churches Of
which we are not able to gve report.
The revival in Orange county, N. Y, stil con-
tinues. Fifty have been examined for admission
into the PRESBYTERIAN church at Ridgebury. Rev. 0.
Parker preached to about hundred recently con-
verted persons, who sat together In the body slips in
the Presbyterian church at Lawton; Many heads of
families were among the number and some Of the
most influential men OF the place. The good work
is spreading into other societies. MIR. Potter COM
menced series Of meetings at Soningtou, Conn.,,
few weeks ago. where two Congregational and two
Baptist churches were unted but after the Sabbath
his health failed and the pastors carried on the meet
ings. Many heads Of families have been converted
and more than one hundred and fifty awakened.
Meetings are still held daily. Extensive revivals
Connecticut and Rhode Island. In Blandford,
Mass, more than hundred have been hopefully
ana new cases constantly an, occur
tonal church in NewingtOn, Conn, last communion
as the fruits Of the revival there The First Baptist
church In Dover, N. H., reports over forty conver-
sons. Fifty-two were received In the Tabernacle
Baptist church, IN New York. on the first Sabbath in
April and not little interest is manifested in the
Pierrepont street Baptist church. Brooklyn notwlth.
standing they are now without pastor. The United
Brethren church, in Lewisburg, Ohio, has received
satuhfv-, IA Snnh haa Imam fhn infAr
ielt there that during the revival minstrel troupe
visiting the place took only $2 at the door. In Allie
Ing, seventy have INDUCED hope, and one hundred
and twenty-five have been admitted on profession to
the Presbyterian church. Whiteland Ind. The Metho.
dists of Terre Haute have received two hundred and
four probationers, and the Centenary Methodist
church In New Albany has received three hundred
and seven Presbyterian church In Plain Grove,
Pa, has received eighty-four accessions.
In Danville, Pa, remarkable work OF grace is in
progress and GOO have been received by the different
churches during the winter. One hundred and
twenty Of these joined the Baptist society In the
young ladies' schools at Muncy and Birmingham,
the former school sixteen. OF the latter nine, have
united with the Presbyterian churches In these
towns. in Philadelphia nearly forty members have
been added to the South and Second German
churches and in ive other towns Of the State more
than $50 converts have been received on profession
Of their faith
:. correspondent belonging to the FIRST church,
Ashtabula, Ohio writes:-"At our last communion
the 6th inst) thirty were added TO the church by
profession I'VE trust some six or eight more have
been born OF the Spirit Fourteen heads of families
and ten young men are among the number convert
erected" Another writes from Northheld, MINI. -
"A revival is in progress in this place. A consider
able interest Is manifested among the students
OF the college. There has been a noon-day
prayer meeting recently established by the Young
Mems Christian Association which Is well attended.
There has also been good work progressing In the
town OF Farrabault and also in many other places"
At Yorktown and Amenia, In this State and Atlanta
and Kankakee, H., religious interest prevails, and
seventy have been added TO the churches The re-.
vyng presence Of the Spirit has blessed the towns Of
winchester and Mount Leigh, Ohio, and seventy
seven persons have made public profession OF their
faith. Also In three other towns of Ohio and In
seven OF Indiana more than two hundred and fifty
converts have been received into the Presbyterian
churches. At Melville n. j. unusual interest In re-
ligion has been manifested, and ffty-six persons
Baptsms occurred on Sunday, the 5th inst, in
most OF our churches In this city and Brooklyn.
Fifty-twO received the hand OF fellowship at the
Tabernacle. In the Madison avenue. Calvary, Bed
ford street. Ftythird street. Trinity Strong place,
churches the number varied from four to twenty.
From five towns in this State and five In Ohio and
six in Illinois intelligence reaches Of the
OF 6l6 persons-a of whom have made public pro-
fessOn OF their faith by joining the church. Also in
four towns OF Indiana. at Rock Grove city and Win
terset Ind at BelOit, Wis, and Lawrence, Kansas,
800 have been baptized The revival among the Con.
gregatonalists at Newington Conn.,, has wrought
great change In the community, and some seventy
five are expected be received into the church at
the next communion The churches at Greenwich
Weston and Redding, IN the same State, has received
an accession of 40 converts. As the result OF the
religious interest In the Denmark Academy, Iowa.
during the past few weeks, TWENTY-FIVE OF the stu
dents cherish hope in Christ. The Pilgrim church,
Of ST. Louis organized about fifteen months ago, has
lately received thiryseven persons on profession Of
their faith. At Normal, ILL.,. Belle Plain, Iowa, Boons-
boro No. and Topeka and Wabaunsee, Kansas
more than one hundred converts have joined the
congregaiional churches during the past month g.,
progress In the Lutheran church al Mansfield, Ohio
correspondent Of the Lutheran Observer writes:-
During the last three months there have been about
three hundred conversions, mostly heads Of families
and young men OF our CITY, of whom about two hum
dred and twenty have Joined the church.r Five
other Lutherat churches In Farview ohio: Mechan.
icsburg and lIollidaysburg, Pa, and Flat Rock and
Munroeyte, Ind, have received TO their communion
nearly three hundred converts.
The Lutheran Observer says:-"An extensive re-
vival OF religion Is now In progress among the stu
dents at Gettysburg. correspondent writes fol-
lows:-God has answered the prayers OF His people.
The Spirit Is striving with the students, searching
their hearts. About uttwenty have already found peace
in believing, and the work is still progressing. A
deep solemnity pervades all.'n
man Reformed church OF Codrus, Pa. The religious
interest In the Reformed church OF Elenve, \. V,
still continues. twenty-four converts having been
received at the last communion.
Interchange Of Denominationni Courtcsics.
The Council Of the National Conference OF Unita.
rlan and other Churches sent a letter TO the New
England Methodist Conference expressing earnest
interest IN the great work done by the Methodist
Church In America and other parts OF the world,
and Offering assurance OF their prayers and hopes
that, under the guidance u the Holy spirit
and OF the great Head OF the Church, like sue.
cess might attend their plans and efforts foi
the future. The letter was conveyed by Rev. james
Freeman Clarke, one OF the most eminent OF the
Unitarian clergy, who was cordially welcomed and
invited TO address the Conference. The Conference
ng Tey od S aosS Win
and gratitude the true and noble stand taken by
Unarians I'm civil and moral reforms OF the age, and
that they invoked the blessing OF God upon them II
all their efforts 10 promote His glory and the welfare
OF humanity. The Christian Register states that Mr.
Clarke, the Unitarian delegate TO the Methodist Con
ference, has been invited by an orthodox clergyman
IN Connecticut TO preach hts ordination sermon. and
the church OF tie Disciples In Boston, OF which Mir
Clarke Is the pastor, has received lettermssNc tC
be present at the council by delegates.