The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-22

Sabbath. While the DOCTOR was preaching, q lady
In deep agony Of mind lett her seat and walked up
down. and with tears and signs begged and prayed
for forgiveness The Doctor paused In his
descended from his pulpit, and administered spr'
itual advice and comfort 10 the penitent, and in
voked the Divine bless ing on her. He then con tin
was held. in which large number OF persons mani
tested their desire TO nee rom the wrath 10 come.
. me great revival In ST. Louis. NO., has reached
the inmates OF the disreputable houses there, and
at one OF the public religious meetings IN the city
Anew days ago letter was read signed by twenty
unfortunate women asking prayers for their de-
hVerance rom life oil shame. Inquiries were
made as TO the genuineness OF the appeal, which
being confirmed. meeting was organized in
OF the houses at which nearly all the inmates
present, and seemed deeply concerned for tbeiE
souls. Acting DOUBTLESS, on the suggestion OF TINS
movement In 81. Louis number OF CHRISTIAN Ia
dies OF this city organized raid on the disreput-
able houses IN Greene street lately. They called on
kindly received. The church ladies' stated tnelr
business. MADAME" deemed 1t very laudable
one and seemed to enter heartily into their Plans
She went up stairs 10 invite her '.young ladies'"
down to the parlor and, alter waiting a lew MN
ntes, the patient Christian women were rewarded REWARDED
by procession sof the ''young ladesh Aforesaid,
who, In their haste had forgotten every article
OF attire save what nature had furnished. iilng
into the parlor. the missionaries were completely
nanked and beat hasty retreat
An Old Religious Feud Amicably Settled.
Messrs. g. w. Kelsey, w. II. De Puy and A. d.
Cornwell, trustees of the Sea CHI Camp Meeting
AesoSideiou, ucuy III VIC oS'eiS
ment Of the controversy heretofore existing be-
tween the association and Mrs. Elizabeth Langdon,
the particulars Of which we're published In The
HERALD last year. they surrendered their claim oil
SO, 500 as compensation for damages. They were
not so requested, and they would have refused mad
they been asked. The following ''card" from MIS-
Langdon's referees indicates that the whole con-
troversy was mistake, and fully eXonerates the
association
The undersigned, having been appointed by Mrs
Elizabeth Langlon, 81 the city OF New York 70 act as
her representatives in settlement OF the questons IN
controversy between her and the trustees OF the sea
Cliff Assoc iaton, said Mrs Langdon having agreed 10
abide by decision to the said settlement
of the case hereby certify -
That having carefully inquired into the questions at
issue, have harmonized with the trustees OF SAID
Sea Cliff Association amcable settlement OF the
whole controversy.
We also take pleasure in stating that accord to the
trustees said ASSOCIATION and their representatives, the
fullest integrity of purpose and action all their bust
WILLIAM McALLrSTER.
A. I. BRIGGS
NEW YoRK Feb. l3 1874. RICHARD KELLY.
AS this card July eXonerates the trustees from
all blame, whether In motive or action we are
contented TO rest this whole case with the pubic.
We greatly regret the necessity Tor this statement.
GEORGE w. KELSEY.
w. II. DE PUY.
A. ID. CORNWELL.
NEW YORK, Feb. II, 1874.