The PrOtractcd Meeting,
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Which we mentioned in our last slill continues under the most hat.ering in> dications-as already between forty and fifty conversons of souls have been made. O. last evening we noticed ma ny others evincing at the altar lively conviction of their imminent danger.- This certainly must be gratifying to the Ministry VI ho have so faithfully labored in this glorious cause, as we'll as to eve ry indiridual uho is desirous of living in a moral and religious community During this entire revival, the Methodist Church has been crowded to overllow- ing. Should jt continue many days longer, we anticipate the most happy results 10 many of the inhabitants of the place, who arc yet out of the Ark nj safety. IL would be useless for us to say one word in aid of those Minister s who have 10 energetic all y discharged their duties as messengers of Christ, when il should be to every individual of reason a most awful thing 10 think of paas;n g into eternity without first receiving tn, necessary qualifications of meeting their Maker in peace. Its solemultie. are sufficient 10 bow the stoutest heart It is to be hoped, then, with these views before their eyes, that every individual will endeavor to test the tru;,i of the Christian religion, now, while favora. bie opportunity is offered.