NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA.
By S. B. Whitney
Tent No. 2, N. Y., June 19. This tent was pitched at Newfane, Niagara county, the 11th, and meetings opened the 12th. This is a small country village, and we have a beautiful location on the principal corners. It is in the vicinity of the Olcott church, and a good degree of interest was manifest in the community before we came, which has since proved not to be all talk, for we have had a constant attendance of nearly a tent full. Last evening there were four hundred or more out, and the interest is increasing. The audiences are composed of the best people in society, and some attend from a distance of eight or nine miles. Reports of the meetings are called for by the daily papers of Lockport, nine miles from here. We have an organ, and the brethren take a good interest in the meeting, attending regularly to assist in singing, etc. They are doing what they can to make the meeting a success. S. B. WHITNEY.