The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-28

grades ana sass are suejscs Of The WORK, fron the
most wealthy 10 the most AFFECT. Whole families,
brought TO Jesus. Nearly all the business men Of
the place are said TO be under the manifest arrest
the visitation Of grace brought TO the Lamb Of Coo.
De sIortus Nil Nlsi Bonum.
"But the greatest Of al Is cnarity"
REsPECTFULLY INSCRIBED TO THE REV. MR.. WILLIS
BY CAPTAIN SAN WHITING.
In the busy Empire City, the New had run,
In aiody Broadway mansion dark murdrous deed was
young man the "Prince of Erie" widely known through
the prime OF manhood persisted by foul assasns hand
One whose greedy thirst tor uere BY fierce revenge was
Little boots here to publish all the story Of The life.
Which began progressed and ended full OF passion and OF
Cruel tongues now recounng all his all his
Heedess that he had some virtues which radase MS
FOrsmo; of his fierce masne stands 50 called prss Of
One those conceed parsons who pretend to WELD His
And who deal shell birthstone" with JUNCTION sad
Offering their threats and warnings of the wrah that to
guile REGARDLESS how the Saviour preached of love and
charity;
Quite regardless that chrs mission to turn the sinner
Whose unsteady feet had WANDERED far from God and Wis
Quite regardless that snners such he thus stricken
Who had been the dayS Of great immoral
Christ himself had fully onerd, the alone but
But the womb Of time pregnant with few redeeming
True any of stories published in religious tracts
How this weak and erring sinner hnrd into oooiy srave
Was not altogether foolish not altogether knave
For his heart had often led him some poor starving wretch to
save.
To his aged parents tender that lov him true
To the poor beueacor"kindcst that they ever knew
To- the pennisss musician. struggling In foreign land
All my piow Aster wis shall not this poor record
standY Oil yes when thou art lying meath the valleys
When with him 90 grossly slandsre you appear before
win be apparensshas of all His blessings
For poor humanity has .hir..sd and :,ivsn.
SPUYTEN OUxvu, january, lU2
Religious Personal and General Notes.
Rev. O. A. Lyman. D. D., Presbyterian, OF Cleve-
land. Onio. DIED on the l9th inst. OF paralysis.
Rev. John b. Clark. D. D., pastor Of the Second
United Presbyterian church OF PittsDurg, dled on
the 18th inst.
A movement has been started in Spain for a
national Evangelical Church. Nearly hundred
prlests nave taken part III IT.
The subject OF revlviDg the New York Baptist
State Convention and making II independent Is
iavorably received by number Of pastors.
The Observer says the religious papers OF all de.
nominations are earnest In their rebuke Of DR..
Bellows Tor MS nlberallty In the Liberal CkatStidn
toward Mr.. Hepworth.
Rev. william b. Marsh, OF the Presbytcry Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, accepted invitation 10 supply the
Presbyterian church OF Huron, N. Y, and has
entered upon his labors there with encouraging
prospects.
Among the sermons delivered on the occasion OF
the recovery OF the Prince Of Wales few were more
remarkable for e0quence and pure piety than thai
preached by the Rev. u. Victor Macedonia, M. A., IN
81. Paul's church, KiiDurn, near London, on the
18th ult.