, 1876-01-09

sAooo u A'HAAu u4ts EtFt0S HQuLE 60 ls6 60ufra,
whito tta0beIience lguo:es b)th tho law Ut ita
s;,Titual lie and the cond.t1Ius on which j: ii
based. J. BAILEY,
REVIVAL WORK.
MOODY AND sASkEY At NEW ToRK-
The New York Tribune OF the 4th sars: Tbs
committee appointed to make tho arrangen,nu
for the comm. resiva' meetings OF Ness1s-
Moody and Saukey III this city began the neces-
sary work at the Hipl oirome yesterday morning.
The building. or TINT part Of It which las hers
tofoze been used for public entertainments, vii
be divided nio tbree rooms With partitions ex-
tending Tram the toor to the ceiling to prevent
noise from one room interfering With meeting
in another. tic largest Of these apartments
will be IN the western part Of the building, With
seating capacity Of between 7.030 and $500.
Iu the eastern portion Of the structure there viii
he room With a seating capacity OF between
sou and 1900. Eetxecu these two rooms will
be IN luciosed space IN leugth tue same as tho
width OF tue original rooln mud about ~ feet IN
~ld.a. 1t will To asod for IN luiry-ruoa,s, an;o-
1uoms. anu Offices. The grtas meetings WILL oe
lein III the largest room, aud. IN It ueces-
sarr. overflow meetings will be- held in The
tmaiier loom. 1Ae galleries will remain III she7
now 2Ie, except that moro seats wlI bo Laced
IN them. lie spae. GUS looms ueueata tho gal
lerlas will be eubd1y.de1 iE1o smaller apart
ments to be used for th9 inquiry meetlogs- Tho
deep corners ii the northeast aud southeast
parts Of the building sui be iuclosed with tar1i-
tIons, aa they Lave bcen found to snj u!e tho ~
cou7tlc p1upe1tles OF the ro0m- Very fex o:Asr
changes Will be mado. hcor has a'rea1y been
pat dosn- 1t III expected that tho prspasat.uns
will La completed IL two Weeks.
THE GOOD WORE AT HARRISBURG.
The Hur. isbure Telegraph says nns OF tho
most remarkable revirais ever kaosn LII tina: city
is III progress. DAILY meetings wero hegau by
tie Young Han's Gha:B:iao ABsocl-1l.n an4 Con-
tlnuel week. 4 sermon especially aocressrd
to young meu WIS preached from almost every
pulpit. Tue following week, services, conducted
by tle Pastors, were neid III various churches
alternately every evening, tha .niesest all the
while cont'ndlnS to Iuc1easa, With an unusual
seriousness pe.vaolug evsry assembly, a. tt
ciuse OF the secopd week. tho ilev. Z. 2. Ham
mon1 arrived and began IL bold maet nss, Which
have continued with increasing interest Mem
bers OF all denominations unite in the SERVICES
Last Sunday. 3lr. Hammond was in dix dl1ereuk
churches, besides tile O.1e1a-H H.nse At nigat. It
esl1nlsted that 2U0 co .enant cards ~ers given
out and eisned- From og1 ~ ,00J stood up for
tTayets-
MRS. VAN CoTT's EFroRTs-
revtyn exIao.d.nary, 5ays tae New York
Ma,i
is in p.ozres. ut Sswburg th:a s7te Mn. Van Colt
i. the eyauyeiist hundred AaTe neea Lsea auto
tne church. II u.u aizeueas o; the ! rs5lllas tho
CHARACTER Of the peo th,re u o,y ~ .t.e ns r.
mixed regarding the origin OF res7va Meetings It
speaks OF Wesie; and wuisdeld Is Mssa1uhss. Only
": s.ey q Mtthod q. Whitfield l.anet toward lhe
e1h.r Of tie deuo1sn4 1 'ps- lie was e1ulu-n:4ly
1ndependent. In tie r4:j days Of rSvv-s, sae Gun
II -tlod1stS. Thy instituted wna. were kuowa
- .'hske. Mesanss." sort of
Ws9a ss:t au es e. asa,ae In .ss
he'd req. rGmi-.c:asiE@., tae s,:na - taa
aehodlsts. At thtss NE. ;.ngs occurred waat were
i1onxy tie phecom :.4au c=Lst tae "je1ks" m ia-
voluntary twi:cluoy Ut tha entire nervous aysttn
Tic Wasuln s.ou CoJnfy tta} Farers record tis can
version Of cnldren ou5 -fs ot 4g- u III Sc FFesuV
te1lan c:mp-2ee:i-ss. Tuey ware he'd Is "a ID tns
year Ill., tits tiu4e in p.ausylv xlA. Ohio,
vlrG11i4 and hcntuc3y, res1rAs were quite COM
n, Il III the ~ III t-e Mesha1ist churc1,s.
ADvut tnis a:o "as geaesa Revival occas'oned
ty csztaln signs appearing III tas heavens, winch
were construed lu:a prop q lei Of lie nar apIroacn
OF the millennium, Or lie general ju1sns1s-
MAI. COLE IN SUNDERLAND.
The following Communication appears IN thh
Christian Ut Dec. lC:
Through four columns. permit ms to ask al readar1
Of rhe Ehr1s. e.ries.y to pray to God %
and contiuae the work lis revived hete shis
Wax. M4j. Oals CAME to o1at4y from AeW
csl. where he left scene Ut a.uutns eless:ax for
appe-l OF un:te1 vo crying in hu old M-cedociana
words, !" Come over anu uel4, US"
Tue work il Newcastle hid teen great 40 f1r ~
crowulng the Town Hall thin auu without coud
te- THY nagultud. Of tie n ,vetlens- But. uitu-
OFT my rom 8e tie same tnIDQx!i5 u1 PtupA IL
he2. tue Wurd the Lord lis bean oetLer 10 I'D than
uur moHt believing no~es-
Ou Slntay night 81 oar y:rto-s ualt-sha largest
In tho tuwn-w.s w.t fie1 With auiisaca. fos 11a
most rar. Christian, Of upwards OF Z, 70 MaJ- cola
tad the uId. Old story Of the Prodxl in wy that
rendered srikn3is ana this swtet songs "ara
being eung by hlu-en his VIE a1ld d.hgAter. t4e
hcarts Of all were bowed under The mighty n2nd o1
Gcd and the week h1s sinre LroasAt to light many
strange o: longlug hearts, II not Of Al t,us
souls, VINO have be.n tos4Gag IN. good fAkoef tod,
anu telling over a!:nia tit story Of sAo Prodlg N
tn, r exp, rencc. Thank God, 6ons- OF tAeu
have 6ninled III. ftory and have said, ~ VIII aFiss
and 60 to my Either"
Tue week ulgat services have been confined 10 two
cnageis. II 14e-e lave l.r5s gAsh=Tns tho al
ter meetings improving In nuuf"rB - the services
wea, ou The ttreeta have be-n ps Of suelf i1ers
In each case md when service u oaly
nave the r-s.:ies bsco1ue the sceue OF inqur! OUT
t1ehe WHO could not would nos s:ay have uten
onpauel to tier homes oy earnest coworkezs, and
unusually interesting Eeaas nave flo ~ed suca
intercourse founs mea have la II especially bease1
by the IL jors eu:ug p.fBonal a1ents Asr The pax
4ie Of the P1odiyA Son Memories Of fotmAr day1
lnd happier chiIdhocds hours Lave been Awakau11;
h1rd hearts have been broken strong men tase wens
lfe baoes ministers and evangelstA, pastors and
e4rheEs. have been ttfre4hed Sous are being &are1.
:ue churches bless ID. 4au God gloEded-