The Sun.
London, England, 1868-10-26 00:00:00

MADAGASCAR.

The affairs of Madagascar are no z.::=bout interest at
present. The Protestant missionaries are making great
progress, and the Protestant religion appears to have been
*much favoured, if not actually embraced by the native
Government. The opposition of a strong native party is,
however, expected to produce a religious crisis. The
people are looking for their wholesale conversion to Chris-
tianity by means of enactment.

One of the new refrigerator cars reached Boston
filled with fruit and game, which had been one week on
the road from St. Joseph, Missouri, and was in good order.
Among the contents of the car were five hundred baskets
of peaches.

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