P. S. At the last evening's discourse to the great, attentive congregation, while the unconscious state of the dead was dwelt on, a Baptist minister (formerly) broke in upon Bro. Wheeler and determined to talk, which disturbed the interested audience, and refused to desist by Bro. Wheeler's requests, until the indignation of the candid and respectable, silenced him by telling him that if he did not like to hear, he might go out ; and at the close, the rabble hunched and jammed him, and pounced upon the poor man, till they drove him from the ground; which bespoke the interest that was taken in the truths presented.