The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-09
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

n,ssiosAkfrs.-The ship Manteo, which ar
rived al TINS port yesterday afternoon. rsoorts
having spoken on the 26th ult. shin Rovd;,rh
when sailed from this port on the iOth mir. for
MADRAS, The Bowditch. it will be remembered.
has on board the following missionaries:
Rev. J. w. Dallas and wife. who are soipg 10
me Madras mission; Mrs Winslow, wife Of Rev.
hiron Winsiow, now at Madras, sccompanIes
mem on her return to that mission; DR.. C. 8.
Shelton and wife, going to Madura: Rev. u r
Noyes and wife. Rev c. T. Minis and wife. and
NJ. Il. 3. Burnell (printer) and wife, to the
Ceyion mission; and Rev. w. Ireland and wife
TO the South African mission-all of whom are
connected with the American Board.
The following missionaries, connected with
the Baptist Board, are also on board the Bow
aitch;-Rev. l.. Jewett and wife, destined TO the
IeIoogoo mission; Rev. III. L. Van Meter and
vile, Arrscan mission; Rev. c. E. Morse and
wife, Arracan mission; Rev. s. BENJAMIN and
wife, Tavoy Mission. They were ali reported
well at the time the Bowditch was spokea-
Boston Jour, Nso- l6.
NV JERSEY SABBATH CONVENTIONAL meat
ing Of those interested in promoting the obser-
vance OF the Sabbath, was held at Kingston. N.
Il, On Thursday, az which, resolutions were
Adopted complaining that boats vsrs allowed 10
pass on the Delaware and Raritan Canal. and
Railway cars TO run between Philsdelphia and
New FORK, on Sundays. Also, calling upon
Judges and grand Jurors TO enforce the laws Of
the State against proclamation Of the Lords day.
Mr.. F. T. Frelinghuyssn, Rev. DIR. Janevay
and Rev. Dr. Cogswell addressed the meeting.
RELIGIOUS MASUFAcTURINe AssocIArIoS.-Ths
tendency Of large manufacturing establishments
to irreligion. has led to the starting Of one in
West Springfield, Mass, on a new plan. The
directors and agents are 10 be religious men, and
no person will be employed who uses prOfans
languages, violates the Sabbath, drinks intoxica-
ting liquors, or is in any way known 10 be i'm
moral The boarding houses will be kept by
Pious persons, and a church opened when the
factory commences, for the use Of those employ
ed. IL Is intended as an establishment where
Christian parents may safely place their sons
and daughters.
A NEw INDIAN CHURCH, under the auspices
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, has lust
been completed on the OnonL.ga Reservation.
IL is a neat and commodious sdifce. and would
add to the appearance Of any village in the State.
says the Syracuse Star.
FIRST EPISCOPAL MssIoSARY TO CALEDONIA
The Rev. DIR. Yer Mear. Of the Protestant Epis-
coPal Church, a graduate Of the celebrated Uni
versity of Leyden, and q scholar Of extensive
requirements, will sail from New York, on or
before the first Of December, le45, with his
family, as missionary to San Francisco, Califor-
MIA -Ciris. Int.
BAPrIsNAL ScESE-According TO the Raleigh
IN. Co. Biblical Recorder, one hundred and six-
ty-three persons. Of whom twenty one were
colored, were baPtised at one time in the river
Cnowan, at Ballads Bridge, in Chovan county.
in that State. The line Of candidates entered
the water hand in hand, and extended over q
hundred yards.
LKGAcY.-The Christian Sentinel states that
Mr. E. Watson, late Of Portage. Ny, willed
his sStire, estate variously estimated at SIS 900
to w, 600, to the Universalist Societies Of Cen
esss Falls and Nunda-
QUAKERs IN ISDIASA.-At the late yearly
meeting, held in Richmond, there were 500
persons. They were Of the Orthodox party.