Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-11-19

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The above constitutes The entire pair mage of
The party, bestowed upon, the family" far as
we have the means of ascer.aing. Comment on
our part is unnecessarily Vineyard.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
The Boston Traveller, hasthe following, which
will be read with great interest,":
CHINA.-Dr. Parker writes that the missionaries
already beginning t, witness The beneficial ef-
feet Of the Memorial of the High Commissioners
advising his Mo.sty. lhe Emperor. that no reason
exists why the religion TO The high God of heaven
should not be tolerated IN the trading ports of the
Empire. Great number Of religious books are
called for; soma of the high off GERS of the King.
dom are now receiving and reading these books.
Public Chrlstaln worship is now maintained with
out hinderance in any of the ports which are opea
/, foreigners for trade.
lNDIA'-A communication from Mr.. French,
who is situated at Ahmedauggur conveys the in
terestng intelligence, that he has recently been
called tn baptise, on profession Of Christian faith
man of lower caste, than any heretofore re-
of Christain principles ia sher profesed converts.
If the Gospel trumphs over the prejudice OF caste
It will be new and glorious day tor the mission.
MISUNDERSTANDING latest intelligence from this
interesting people is of mosl encouraging char
acier. The dark cloud which has for some time
rested on this mission, seems 10 be llfiing MIR.
Perkins represents the people anxious Tor some-
thing better than the formal worship of their
church-for religious Instruction.. The DAIRY
mans Daug hier" has been translated uio Persian
and Is read aud heard with great delight by the
HISTORIANS. lntemperance has been checked
honcsty is more common the general Improve
ment of the people more visible and their terest
in religious matters decidedly greater. Mr. P.
speaks of the very great pleasures manifested by
The HISTORIANS in The E iglish method Of singing,
which many of them praciicng; and ear.
nestly advise that every missionary should acquire
the art OF singing.
SIAM.-Mr. Robinson writes from B .nknk,
that DR.. Bradley had thousand patients ulder
his care; and that he had succeeded IA inlrodu-
clng vaccination among the natives; they are so
much interested in this Chris ian method of sa-
wing men from the seourge of The small pox that
have learned to practice vaccination themselves.
TURKEy.-Mr Dwight, in letters received by
the last -ship.represents the good work which
has long been going on among the Armenians in
Coustanlinope still progressing. aud apparently
deepening aad Strengthening. These interesting
people have recently held meeting, without
consulting the missionaries, aud formed Nation
al Bible Society the design Of which Is to fur.
Uish at their own expense, the sacred text and
commentary exposition OF the same, 10 every
American in Turkey. Mr.. Guodale has been
chosen by them 10 prepare such commentary.
LAKE MICHIGAN the Chicago Journal con-
firms the wreck of the Maj Oliver, iBdeavoring
to make that harbor. She lies completely under
water, aud will be got OF with difficulty. She
was frelghted al ST. joseph with 5000 bushels
of wheat and 600 barrels of flour, for Hayward &
Co. of Buffalo. The -four was saved in dam
aged state. Both vessel and cargo were insured.
The Brig Odd Fellow. Capt Turner, after reach
ing point opposite Twin Rivers. was obliged to
put back TO Chicago, with some small damage
The brig Clarion was aground at the entrance
of Milwaukee hafbor on Monday. but wonid bs
got off soon.-Adcertiser.
AN AFRICAN LAwGIvER.-kmg Freeman ma
tive African chief of great power and influence.
whose territory adjoins shat of the Maryland Col
onizaon Society. near Cape Palma has given a
code of laws to his people. He is represented to
he sagacious and intelligent, and after studying
the laws and religion of his neighbors from Amer
lea he drew up constitution by viii ch his peo-
pie are now governed. King Freeman has the
honor of establishing constitutional government
is advance of several European monarches.--
Vermont Chronicle. -s4a,
The SCHOLARSHIPS ABRoAD--i. e. NOT Ar
HoME.--The following letter was received at the
Missionary Rooms, aud ii is inserted verbatim ct
lteralim;
-, Georgia. October, 7ih, ls45.
Gentlemen the following Periodicals which is
sent to John Daily wish them stopped as doe
not wish them sent to as see in the Last No Too
strong Abtonast Piecs the. The Home Mis-.
s,onary The Missionary Herald, The Bible Soci-
ETY. Record, American Messenger & 10 fact stop
all which is sent ia me as Doe not want more
Naihor Nan,hor &C A -