REVIVAL. AT SEA.
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Intelligence has been received at SatenB0S the most interesting religious awakening 0O board vessel belonging to that port. We have seen a letter from one of the crew tO his father, his only living parent, written au sea, which states that every one of the crew had become subjects of converting graee.- We have been permitted to make an extract from the letter, which will be read with de- light by all who pray for the. sailor. The writer states that at the time of his writing they were in expectation of soon speaking Q hoMewarc bound vessel, and that all hands were writing to their dear parents, to com. municate to them the precious intelligence of their new birth. The happy sailor says:

 "We did not know what to make of it, when one day ono of our crew, an old sinner, came down into the torecastle and said, ''ship. mates, one and all, want to have you join with me in prayer to God" Astonished aS we were, we all knelt down beforeour chests while he prayed. O that prayer-it struck hard upon all our minds, and from that time all of us have given ourselves up to God.- Now we are all joined hand in hand to Christ, and believe this is the happiest vessel on the ocean. We have had meetings in the cabin every Sunday, prayer meetings in the forccaslle every evening between 5 and o'clock, and inquiry meetings twice week, so that every one has . chance of telling his thoughts and feelings. We had u solemn meeting last night. It would have surprised you, could you have seen into our foVcasle. to have heard one and another telling what God had done fol ,Asirs souls, and singing psalms, and whole crew kneeling together in prayer. It is new life to us. Our cap- tain and officers are all religious men, and all things go on so easy, without swearing, grumbling, or noise of any kind. o whata happy crew. We pray earnestly for the conversion of our brothers and sisters md all our friends a. home. Tell them all to turn and believe in Christ" -a.t-.

 The captain ofthis vessel is one with whom many of our missionaries have crossed the ocean, and the chief mate, we understand, iS the son of late clergy man of New Hamp. shire, his mother having been an cInineBtly pious woman. whose memoir is now before the public. We have heard of several other interesting conversions which have recently ocurred at sea, on board of vessels belonging to Salem. In one instance sailors mind became deeply impressed by the perusal ofa letter which faithful wite had deposited in his chest and the result was lat not only he but several of his ship males found peace and joy in believing Boston Recorder: