The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27


LEVIED?
When the Lord Jesus Christ was on earth and Il
was designed not only TO stop HIS ministry BY ar
resting Him, Int 10 measure HIS influence by me
qu4hy II not the quantity or numoer Of those who
believed ia HIM, Il was asked oJ lis would-oe cap
tors .sHaye any or the rulers or ~ the fhtrlsees
believed In hlmp the question, winch woud
have been answered IN tie negative IN that Gay,
can have the most emphatic Affirmative response
In our times. Here are a few OF the mobiles 81
England who are to-day laborlng as lay eVange-
lists Tor tnat same Jesus. the Marquis OF
Cholmonde,ey has been preaching a. ~
Georges Hail. anu 80 has the Earl Of Cayan'
who is likewise assisting regularly az the
meetings OF Messrs. Moody and Sankey. LORD
RaostocK mas been preaching on Sunday even
lngs az Beres.ord chapel Wa!worth, but has now
LETT for Russia 10 resume MS evangelistic laoors
in that country Lord Carrck is preachlug NJ
Castlecomer ana other towns In Ireland, WINE
son Of the Earl OF Chichester has occupied In
tne same way m villages OF Sussex, OF which
county father Is lord lieutenant. DuRes. lorus
AMI ineIr aides have Oeen o. the Bible readings
o Ar. Moody on several occasuna ana some VI
me highest ouieia.s OF the government nave also
been present, among whom IS Gladstone, Lofu
RadstOCk Luru Chancellor OF England Dean stan
lev ana others oil less note. M. John V. Farwell,
OF chicago writes from London 10 the standard
tnat tue Loru Chancellor opened one OF those
pne read nga one day wnen The writer was ri es-
ent, and nat one OF tue most prominent e&-meIn-
beers OF Parliament very weAltny CAristlan
gentleman, stall Ia business reads the requests Tor
PRAYER al the noon meeting, wuIcn are 81 classl-
ned by uaugn err, 50 as 10 nave all OF KIND In
one request. Iney nave numbered several nun
dred every day. one large drawing room OF
MARI lea daughter OF tBls mau Is he bureau Tor
tlckeLs ana tie prayer meeting, ana the ladies'
attend 70 tue co irespondeuce IN regard 10 p0tn.
Ea;ner lgnarus, church OF england monk,
with shaveu nead, sandals and the garb OF Luther
auu tue old reiUrmers was at one oil the blDie
readings ana made more of stir In the audience
tnau al tne rest put together ne is very gooiy
man, with these Lazarus grave clothes aoout him.
anu only needs 10 be luosed from them ana "et
Co,r TO u great power IN the land. lie mas
been TO see Brotber Moody, VINO said as much 10
nun: but he returned answer, ~ ny 90 You cou-
form 10 the word an follow It's iasnlons ana Van-
Tres by changing The style OF your dress Win
every Changing wlndr rney prayed Tor eacn
Otner and parted, eacn pleased WIN the CHRIST
spirit seen ia he o her, ana each condennlng IN
the other what he saw through MS Spygldss as
wrong.
Dr. Field writes TO the Evangelist OF this city,
that the iabOrs OF Mo dy ana Sankey nad produced
sucn an oulpourlng OF nDeraity IN financial mat
tiers as nad neve' been known Ia Scotlano before.
And AIR. Manamaker, Of Philadelphia writes o
Mr.. GEORGE "a. stuart, OF that city, mat the Earl
OF SnaIIesbury, the Duchess OF sutherland, Lady
Aberdeen, Dean Stanley ana Otner notaDles
are IN constant Attendance AZ the ser
vices wmle the Kinnairds and others OF
tnat stamp are the dehRnted managers Of
the business part OF the work. IL seems like
the millennium anticipated 70 bee these
men SO emf uSlastically at work Tor the Lord
Jesus. The expenses are very heavy FOR buildings,
Advertising &c ana Mr.. Wanamaker expects
mat $500 600 will De raised Tor 3 building IN the
West Emo oI London Inc BoW-koad buhGlng
alone cost E5 900, ana for the use 81 the Haymar
ket opera mouse Tor six weeks ey pall out
f5.OOo Otner buildings are going up; one al Cam
berwel, IN tie south End, aud many are hired Tor
the use or 0Lner eyangens,e."