, 1875-08-17

stir M A coli church. no pald In beliosd1 tho
d"s!i Ike! t"K Ket youngrnnsorta IN to high pin
u'c'o and mshs them dizzy make the,n think
themselves sntneboly then down tl,oy went,
AM! l'r'msht til" ca,,Hn "f Christianity lnlo s-
iorutn. lle wnntll thousand times rather 10
dehl. anil ,cad tnr rhrnt, sI,eu to try to Horvo
| tiol ani thu world Mt tlla Han" sI,he.
Htr At tt.EonssEkl.EH'.
hlr. :tnndy ta:1 y he rtlrd tlan poor publican
wl'a would l,y nit! ly ata,HI up for Judgment
before q n. lr rwo"l'i Into tn Ho up before tho
tar "t t;ol an1 gis" M account Of LIS stoward-
nfr II ho strr publican. !!n pstod avery man
VIII, sns in lilo h"tfiah trattlr. lte might Hev.
Nhnt H. to lceun, pf tls family ? Lot him
trust tfots Tor hin family. It waa hotter that thry
sinnM 20 down tn their graves I'll sn1nu ASYLUM
Or lmof- -inasa., 1t waa better, tt,onsahl Times
beltvr. to !,o horna nway liko ronr Lazarus tn
thu tusuln of Abraham, than tn roll 1uwu tn hol
~ a golden r'lariot. Ito did not l'eliavn that
men who wtrc running their feitos-msn and
helping ttc1n on to tirt'nhardA' graves, could ln-
l,crit fle Kingdom Of God."
After thanking ,ir. samkoy fnr lila courteay,
thu rntort"r aa1c him good tsy. md Atr. Hankey
coln,ncslrea csratiatng on tho bcnutY Of tho .,ay
ANOTHER rn,EHp or Moony AND sASEEr.
Among tho passengers III tho Sraiu waa an
intimate frinll anl ct-workor OF Moasrs. Moody
and Sankny. tho Roy. !. Sabine Knight, formerly
nf London, nl.o las Ass'etoh IN many Of tho re-
vival meetings OF Tho esaugol,at. nbovo mon.
TONED. llo II an honorary member Of tho
rsnloriran Misaiouary HociGty, OF No. 81 HoAdo
hsroet, mud wnh Endorsed by tho Frccdman'H
Barenu Oh account os his missionary work
a'nont: tho freedmen. lilo waB onco nearly beat
o.! to.dcath for his missionary lahoTa On befln1f
OF tho colurcd raco in the United States. Ho
rropoHcs Joining McssrB Moody hnd Sankoy In
Chicago lii couple Of months, and then COM
nietlca his missionary lnbosa among tho freeA-
mon III F!orila at his own o1Icnse.
WHIT THE PASSENGERS SAY.
Tie .groatost goodwill existed. an a rulc, TO-
ward scHsrs Moody aud saukoY among the 1'as-
so'Eere. Iart ThHrBday evening MesBsB. sioudy
AMI Sankoy held l1ayos-nloeting Oh tho Gllnr-
tor.ieGlt, nna afr. Moody chose lis text from
lsaiaii lsl.: "The npst't Of tho Lord IL upon
mo. because the Lord hath nnosntcl me to
preach good tijinga unto tho ineeN ho l,at1
sent mo to bud M the broken-hearted. to pro-
clau, liberty to THO captiycs, md tho opening Of
tho prison tottlcm that are bou,l1," and llo do
scrCod Tho duty Of tho Christian. IIo dwell also
upon tho fanGora OF the dcop, ard everybody
listened with breath!css attention to what no
end. Afr. Hsnkcy Hang. md hiH aympnthetio
was nlwayB willing to sing when ho WAS askod
by tho passengers.
THE EEtErTIoN At THE WHARF.
The following. .namod Eepttemcn met Tho eyat-
Gellsta At Tho wharf aftor landing from tho
Spain, aud toudcrod them cordial welcome: l..
Ncedham. Of Philadelphia {the Irish evango!-
isD: D. II. McWillinus, OF brooklyn; William
I. Dodge, IT,; ticorgo II. Stuart. 1'realt10nt Of
the Evangelical Alliance. aud John Y. Farwell,
Of Chicago.
THO Koy. G. c. Soe1lam ol1osoa a prsynr Of
thanks for tho safc arrival Of tho preachcrs,
which vas Joined in by both AIr. Moody mud Mr..
6ankey, and thoy started for their lsotol.
ail. MouDY's DEPARTURE.
~ 3 o'clock yesterday Afternoon, AIr, Moody
and fhmi}v LOTT this city for BOSTON on tho .
o'clock traln from tho Grand Contral Depot, ;