New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-13

uw from this waggn and sicken your tobacker chawers
Win your nasty mOuthful." And one by the
otu lady took mp the Ten Commandments aud handled
we lhractOrs thereof with rough hands She was the
panest talker the pleasure of Harrington TO
me ~ was real pleasure 70 listen to the spontaneous
Outburst honest womans feelings; but when she
got about of the down the list OF the
uecaogue she became about broad as she was long
and forced her female hearers 10 beat nasty retreat
There 700 tents pitched here. At the 1880
teams have entered to-day bearing an average OF five
persons each and 1900 teams are hehed outside Sara
tOga has sent her quota and has Troy saltwater and
Cohoes and Mechanicsville and Dnnlngst are depopu
lated Maltavles houses are shut up and locked, for
her people are at the camp; From the region round
about Clifton Fork and He1ford Flats have come
boughten clothes u' Middletown schagticoke Hi,
and parts adjacent win echo to no home songs tonight
for their population is here ketchums Corner and
Jonesyile, and Amity, and Watervet have sent forth
W Hs and meR Ro ee on Pssy
terrain. show a beggary account OF empty pews when
1S Te Known 5ST here before and PROBABLY never Win be
again. 1t will close on thursday ....
One of the preachers here is the Rev Adelaide
Start of Brooklyn who claims TO have been licensed IN
quietly talking to all the stray sheep who have patience
There has been no drunkenness on the grounds have
seen numerous suspcouloOking walls of various sizes,
from which offensive odOrs proceeded, and have
the was 700 weak or the drinkers too strong the
spirit has not had the effect OF upsettng the body and
sO-caed Bourbon which is sold the rural districts is
believe considerably Modified and subdued, and other
with tho henzine and alcohol which compose it, and
hence perhaps the lack Of nebrety the camp ground
to-day ...
The police arrangements are excellent There is
force OF eight men always dutysiX men from Troy,
one from Green Island, and one from Lansingburgh-
under command OF Sergeant Rogers,
Several very prominent men of the Methodist Church
here Many Of these have taken part IN the exer-
cses but Others await their turn TO be called upon TO
serve. A register is kept at the trustees
office, but so few visitors take the trouble to
record their names that 1t is almost impos
sble TO make anything like correct list even OF
the most distinguished. note however. Dr. j. T. PECK
Wilamsburgh Dr. b. l. Ives, exchaplan Of the Auburn
Prison, aud OF the Central NewNOrk Conference;
the venerable DR. Luckey of Rochester who preached
years ago in Troy and the tehared DR.. Reynolds
grandfather Of the wife Of Dr. Wyatt Of POuGhkeepse
The sermon tonight delivered by DR.. Ives, who
argued strongly In favor OF the doctrine that ustica
His doctrine is opposed by many OF the same faith ON
the ground That II is too nearly similar TO that Of the Old
School Presbytenans In regard To the elect There is
o division of opinion. here the subject, but
ately, hut sometimes TO the great discomfort
OF tired folk, who would sleep but for tho
Ives is very fOrcbe speaker, and Is blunt, witha CIV
ing full mouth to the thoughts which stir him. lie sur
prised many an odashiOned Methodist, tonight, by AS
sorting that half the backslidng in the Church was At
which new converts received. He thought that they
should be let alone for time 10 discover for themselves
whether they had been converted 10 the Minister 10 the
Church. 20 MethOdism, or 20 God.
Some OF the about the camp tonight are very
amusing At least 1000 people unable 10 secure
lodgings. Some aud among them laughing gOOdnatured
which 10 make their beds wherever they can hnd shee
Some will sleep straw, and some cannot get H.
These must either content themselves as nOctVagants
watching the blue sky with bright patines inlad or
comforts, till the first gray streaks or dawn appear anu
the morning bell calls the worshipers to prayer