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received By the American Board. sppssn that the Natal
Colony in South Africa. containing about ZOO. 10
in peculiarly favorable Christian Instruction. The
colonial government friendly and twenty moro
Mssonsries and teachers earnestly called for. The
readiness u the people hear thus described BY Dr. Ad
ans,
"My arrival village is the signal for the people Of that
and the neghborng villages to assemble when address
them thirty forty minutes and then proceed to another
settlement The day occupied In this and when
stop for the night, hut Is usually filled with men,
and children, whom address in familiar manner
nl am weary. After they have retired to their own
together upon what they have heard have been Of
much grahed witnessing the pleasure manifested By
the people receiving VISIT and hearing them inquire,
with much apparent interest and solicude, when will you
come sgainf"
In reference the region. Rev. Mr.. Lndey says
in an appeal to young ministers;
We surrounded by many thousands Of heathcn to
every Of whom have the teest access P1ss,be.-
Your residence them would be safe ss d, Is
where you The climate is one Of the heahiest
IN the world Every thing you would need tor the body
Is here 10 be had O the adveres and anxietes hereto
fore experienced BY would know nothing The held
which have been Tor years trying Is fairly,
fully permanently open; and declare with all due
seriousness that the wide world OF hcatcnisn does not
favorable then this Tor the exercise OF
that love. which, as Christians you profess To feel.
REvivAL AMONG The NksrokIASs-A recent letter from
ut the sionaries, says:
1.-TWO Of our helpers, pries, Abraham and John. who
OF the same village, have repeatedly cheeed
with intelligence Of tokens OF unusual interest the
subject Of religion there during most OF the time since the
commencement u troubles Vt the year. Ot late
that interest has become quite under the influence
and abors OF those pous native hePe-so much 50 that
they have OF their house, uncaed,
almost evening" after the tolls OF the day. to hear the
eachng OF the gospel Aud after the regular exercises
OF the evening many individuals nser till late hour
make enquiries and instruction. The members OF
mission frequently visit that village aud preach both in
the church the Sabbath, and At the evening meetings.
PRlNrISs AT rsK SANDWICH lsLASps-At the Honolulu
and Lahamauna mission presses have been printed the
past year, 9l2l0 copies Of works, embracing
pages, mostly the Hawaiian language making the whole
number OF pages printed since the mission commenced.
lI9 9ll 3S3. This includes three separate editions Of the
New Testament OF 10000 EACH and two editions also o:
1000 copies each OF the enIre Bible Upwards o. 40
different 0rks have been translated compiled by the
missionaries, and issued from the mission presses. oar
weekly and four monthly PaPers are published In Hon.
oulu
RKwAsp Of GENIUs-The Inverness Courier that
less a than Sl7,176 has been paid by Messrs.
Oliver and Boyd Of Edinburgh for the copyright OF the
fourth volume Of DAubsns's Bisfo'y Of bs Rst0rma-
tioH.
The Free Church Of Scotland The Free Church As
senby closed sittngs Inverness Wednesday last.
painful subject brought before the Assembly was, the
refusal OF the government aud the nobility grant
sites for churches
Education among the CAoefars.-There four
female boarding schools among the Chocaws, sustained
manly from the public funds OF the naiiJn but under the
immediate and instruction o! the missionaries In
other connected with the MISSION there
about two hundred and fifty pupils of whom hun
many sch, OILS taught Saturday ami the Sabbath Pm
cpay by Indian teachers and embracing six hun
bred adults and children.
Tn GREAT EXCITEMENT IN GERMASY-The German
Universal Gazette announces, that the 18Th ut pro
camauon posted LeIpsc, Informing the people that
the King mad appointed Comm .soners inquire the
dep orable mob which took place IN that CITY the arrival
of Prince John the bgOted Catholic lnsugsOr OF the per-
secutons against TIE Reformation. On the day
the Municipal Council published document, forbddng.
under the seyeresI Pensus all popular meetings, without
special permission OF the authorities. The German Co.
vernmeps resolved 10 try their strength IN opposing
the religious movements. Ga the 18Th ut
rescnpi The BY the GOVERNMENT
Berlin, strictly enoinng them 10 refuge their lmpri
all paragraphs which contain the least illusions
religious IN their periodicals., which not
pressy authorized sect o: religious cSnuoyersies
While in the electorate nj H,sse Cassei Prohbi,oy
carried u much greater length. Cabinet
der Of the Electoral Prince Regent has been published by
VIII CHI the formation Ut German communities Is prohibited
Ia tie whole electorate. Instructions were Immediately
from the department OF the interior 10 all the proyin
eal Governments carry his order mo eject. The pro-
pagaon OF the doctrines OF the RefOmers Is forbidden
and the police take that subscriptions and
collections their favor set loot in Hesse Cassel
Notwithstanding all this, the new Church Is making ra
pid advances and assuming appearance OF stability.
REI0IoS iSD LITERATURE N GREEcE.-Rev Dr. King.
Missionary OF the Sner.san oaFd, Continues TO furnish
cheering Ut the prospects Of this nation. TWEEN
ty- five newspapers in Athens open and free for
rel giOus discussion. university, gymnasium, and
any public schools Tor both sexes, nave be. established
The Rev. John II. Hill, vi the Episcopal Mission at
missionary schools five hundred the great
object OF the nsupetOs being to dise s1und religious
influence.
The Greeks taking for the suppression OF
dueing
THE Pass ~ NORTHERN ISLn.-The Rev. w. 5. Ro-
ger-, Tesr2g the destruction by ire Of the mission press
at Lodana, say.
Neyer the fundamentally OF pTees ded
than present. Tue demand for books increaeing.
The missionaries fully Competent translate.
Some VET; important ansaions ready, especially
Of the Bible IN PaDIahi, work which millions
waiting TO receiver
RLSFORcENESr Of Missionaries for Madras is appoint
ed 10 sail from Boston, ship Malabar November 10
HIETs ~ PUgLi,HtRs-Thr Rey Mr.. Baldwin, writing
from the Sandwich Islands, says;
"Our greatest bIndiance is JLe untold amount Of trash
in the shape novels which spread the world by
ship oBds-the refuse VI glutted market home float.
ed of for AuctiOn-ihe captain aud as
devour their thousands number
To swallow bottles Of liquid ruin-the deadly
poison the soul the other both soul and body" He
wishes three good Trass wrtien-on novel reading
on licsnuousne--and Sabbalu whaling chiefly ad-
dressed to home.
DEITB oF MIssIoNARIEs.-Two English Baptist mission.
aries great worth in Calcutta have terminated l. efforts
IN behalf OF the heahen Dr. Yates died on the Red Sea-
few weeks Bgn, during sPsssnge England, His Q.
sOnary life, extending through nearly thirty yeHrs va.
mainly devoted TO the business at rsnsaIng Scriptures
Rev Mr. Mack attacked by the eholers. April 80 and
die IA about twelve valuable German mission
sy, Rev. Mr. ssig lately died Of the cholera near Oh
EDUCATION MEETING IN KING WILLIAM.
In consequence Of the absence last Court. Of
many Of the county, interested the cause
Popular Education, was deemed proper TO postpone the