Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-09

Vms urrN,sa IN Ssum ArK,eA --Frm letters ne.
Gently rer,,e b, the Amefleaa lun, " annafs thai
he Natal tuInn, IN south Aiea continuing about 90
UOa Is nov IN n,ate poruafly favorable l., lhr,lIan
instruction The c,lon,al poyrramen, "a yery l,,.nd
and twenty or mare and teachers
" called Tor The readiness of the people tu hear 10
thus de,et bed Ly Dr. Ada,n.
"Aly arrival Al village IA the signal Tor hc people OF
hni nad ,ha nriphilinp vllIap Ia assemble; lien
address them ihly or hly inInutes aud lhun proceed
IN another settlement Tho day Is occupied IN tins n,an
uaf; aud " hen stop Tor the npht nay hui Is usually
filled n,th men, women aud ehdren, whom address
IN familiar manner ,lil AN wtav. Alter The, have
rrtirrd IL, the, avn ho,ats eau hear them frequently
l aie hnnr ronve,snp lourlhu, upon What they have
heard have been often much nrafrd at WITNESSING
the Measure manifested hy the pcopa On roer i8iun
visit aud Tearing them impure. with much appateu N
tercst and snhrude "Nhcn will yuu come agan}a
RrvivAt. sMoNG riiG NEsron,hs.--A fceeal letter
lrom one ef The missionaries, says.-
.i'w,l OF nur helpers prtoat Abraham and John ~ ho
afo natives II the sauu VILLAGE have repeatedly cleeed
us with ,ai,hpr,c Of luaras ol unusual interest on the
suhet OF religion there during most of the time since
The commencement al our troubles vi the pact year. al
lar that interest has her,me quite extensive under the
miu,nee aud lahnrs Of lhsn puus native helpers sa
lhe they NOW have scores Of pe,sons IN their hanse mn
ralt-d alnst every evrnina after TIL lds of HE day
Ia hanr lhr uraehiGo nl the suspr And n1c the ,rgs
mar exercises o the evening many individuals hn3er
Ill lat. hour l., ma lie cuuultrs and receive inslrartun.
The mrmnrrs Of our mission frequently vsi, that village
aud preach. both IN the church The Sabbath anl nj
the evening meetings.
puiNriNo Az rnE SANDWICH lsLtNns,--At tho ilo.
nomn and Inlamalnna mission pr,.es have been pm,
ted the past year. 81 2lO copies ut wotks, embracing
S,321 / 10 pages mualy IN the Havana language, mak
40 The whnln number ii pages printed since the mission
commenced. 1891 1888. Tins includes lhroo sera,
rate e,nlts Of the New Testament OF IN 200 each, AID
iva editions also Of q QUO copies cach Of the enlire
Hblo towards ul eevcniv different works have bae0
Translated cnnpllpd 10y the MA 'anHfles aud lurf
liam the mission wrssc3 Oac weekly and iuur n3nlhly
laprIS ar. pabllshed IN ihanuiuln.
tnuG ,ridH Anneu thE Cuot fANa.- lhee are
nov iauI ulle naatdin9 sehHub auau2 the thaeiaus,
SUSTAINED mtlY nm TIN public funds al TIN nalirn hut
unirf he immediate rae aud Instructions al he ntss,oa
ates. IN these. md other seloua cuunrcird viii the
SION tho re- are about tVo ,upJfed aud fly pupils, al
whom abno one lnndiel are buaIded IN the nisu IA
mlllre. tnefo are nlso many tehoas nught on salol
day and the Sabbath principally 10y lndlan teacltta
and embracing siN o. seven hundred adults and eil
dren
RE,LGioN AND LiTGnATrnE IN GHtnct.--kov. Df.
King, Missionary nj the American l}natd, continues Il"
furnish rheeudg intelligence Of the prospects al ihs Ia
imn. Twenty five newspapers IN Athens ate now open
aud Tree Tor religious Discussion university gym
naslum aud many pull schools III both seAes, have
been established
The Rev. .lohn H. I'LL oI the Episcopal Mlssan nj
Ahrns slated that the average daily attdanec oil men
missionary schms Is ifnm five Ia sN hundred, the great
object of the instructors being daso sound religious
Influence
Tie Greek. are taking measures Tor The Suppression
Il duelug.
iuE PHrss IN NonrnhRN lNpiA- he ilev, W -
Rogers, referring to hc destruction by fire oil the missile"
press N iudana, says.
'.Neyer VISA The lns'rumrniaiy Of tho press m'tf
NEEDED than Al present. Tie demand of hoaks Is IN
erra'ns, The m'-sahancs are 10" tnlly competent !"