New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-15
Religions Infelligencr.


-enea g trcrcl1s Interest ~ fhs community ID rez ou.
nie- gercs, tie Bon Recorder. (iEs o1esl fes iois
~ slager q tbs %oleJ says The names thai have
zen entered o. books during The issi mol.h.
sesriy three times 10 Any other December s1ce
We have ocen IN th.s gfice.
| The GI8B0sr AND BisLKs The Moathly
Extract Of TIE British ard For gn B'e society contains
.ter RON Lieutenant GRAY q the ROYAL Navy. dated
a. Rerne >stzsrluc IA vlich he says Although !. Is
bat four DAYS nce lad hc pleasure Cd 1ttug sou the
p-ocecds OF my quarterly ses. cannot help w-rrs again
O. thst on me owing day. induced revisit
the depot AZ Lausanne log 1W4ra hat H. il lo-
=. there and ne prime l.i oue II The place" The G
hon." bu. on The vc-y site which. hut W years
ago, s'o- the house 0cclrd hy ne celebrated alncr
whose uane ne hotel bears ani whose heart
e. a. tie JOYFUL sound q sLvan'u blt Father sveles
with deadly yerom. Well On shat very SPOT the WORTHY
land adv handed me over thousiut ths pro-
eeets q The sale 81 95 cP.ss Of the NcS Testament
tween the Is. Of January ana the - h l this month msk-
log upward O. 2iC0 cgqies sha had ds1afcfed sppi-
clais ID that tine Castor IN i've % TX months AID for
whch ready money Wa most cheera'ly paii. What 8
happy reverse Of celebration O. The name ~ Colon
al whg. hter anguish 20 tie soul which once .'rot
that name while WAS emni1yelin sneerng a. ne religion
oi Him who bad roe even hs sres, cs-fli his sorrows
ani bal been bruised Tor his ilqultes thus o.
s vac ci tears, ere ordered ne luismeni-eycn mos.
, instructive Judgments Of the Lord.
PREsnYTERIAS MISSION. lSDIA-Rev W. II.
McAuey ~ letter Of september 3d. nestions iu-
stance OF remarkable oerAy the qrt OF The NaNah
of fdrukhaoad "This young noblem-n says The wr
Is quite friendly IN ms digestion toward missionaries.
and has recently maie handsome donation
drst rupees $3.50 10 Institutions unter their
lie Is gvDs attention 70 The study Of English. and
may hope that ne viii long be spared liberia
patron Of solid education"
L0DIASA. ISDn.-Letters from this Mission Of
ptcmber Is. mention the Organization Of 4 Christian
Church ~ Jsanta m the Puuaub snd the ~ Sion
its communion by baptism Of MohaImedan. who Is a
OF learning and influence lis sou, boy OF seven
years. was also baptized The convsrson OF this usn
has caused hitlc excitement Ia the native community
~ faI4 f.i. .hnaft 4fhfrf fft tar
tive minister, At place lately Inaccessible 70 mssuna-
RES sag the others of tho Board IS an event that
Tor tevout thanksgiving 20 Heaven.
LANGUAGE oF w. AFRIcA-A grammar OF the
MP0ngee language Gays ne Pres5gda) with vocsoula
res. by the Missionaries Of he Board AZ Gaooon, oas
been printed ia New-Y0rk. AZ the OF the Board.
The vocsousries contain about 100 Eaglsh words
rendered Into Mp3ngwe about $50 ApeDg~e words
rendered into English This difference arises partly from
The fact that the Np0ng~e people have not learned 10
mako certain important distinctions and therefore have
words them and IN part t arises RON the
structure Of The language which is such that some words
Car be modified az % express many ideas
This language has been found By Sir. wilson Missionary
At Gaboon, 10 be spoken With SINE mobilization. b.
MANY tiocs Ia l thc Interior where he rs irAvset-a
cIcumssuce which render, such work Of great value
episcopal MIssIONs.-Twelye adults were al
mei 20 the Episcopal Church Sierra Leone - hap
tism on the l2h Of March last IT Hastings. in the
Colony, f0rtysx adults were baptized on the 2lst Of
February
OhAhAN AND OllDb Observation-Disclosures irOH
Rev Mckinney dated the 18th OF o,ober, state that IN
encouraging degree Of attention given the lastruc
tons OF the Missionary The Otoe Chiefs hsi sgroed 10
appropriate certain school Funds for hesupport Of school,
10 be under tha direction of the Mission
PgRsIA-Dr Wright las sent to the Missionary
Herald interesting account Of bis visit among the Nes-
toars q Nockea district OF the mountains west Of he
plain o. Oroomah, before visited by missionary
Il Is the native region Of the converted priest Dunkha.
who accompanied him on this visit They met with
friendly reception from the HISTORIANS aud the KOOscs,
who are meters the-e, ass uted to their lab'rs
MISSIONARIES TO CBISa.-Rev. Mr. Speer Mis-
sionsy ofthe Assembys Board states that, within one
year there have arrived In China genty-One Mission
aries. OF these four Germans three English, and
The other nineteen Americans Mr. > adds an earn
wish for src Increase OF lsborers especially from
the Presbyterian Church The state OF feeling toward
foreigners was still very unsettled. The Missionaries,
however. hal been molestsd. The printing a, Can
ton. under Dr BARS saperntendence, has amounted to
about million and half Of pages
PRoGREss IN TURKEY.-Rev Mr.. Schneider. OF
tho American Board, has given account OF late Jour
uey through Asia Minor. AZ Negnesia city Of lOOO
Mussuman houses 5000 Greek, and 1000 Armenans, he
found Armelan who appeared truly pious, maintains
family worship, and has procured pious schOomdser
from Constann0pe, Tor his children and few Others
~ Baekhssar amer oRs and Interesting Conversation
with tie P4shs h. recovered the books belonging TO the
Mission which seized about year since by order OF
tie Armenian Patriarch
THY CHocrAws Il etters from the superintend.
ent Of me Pres 1y,ertn Mission Rev j. Il. Ramsay state
that the number OF scholars IN Spencer Academy
about 90 and would soon 100, and their department
snd application their studies quite satisfactory
The eight Churches connected with the American
Bolrt. "a the HSsioadry Herald embrace more than
500 members, than 20 Of whom have been received
during the past year There four boarding for
girls embracing about l6j pupils and for boys with
- pupils also three free schools, with about 80 pupils
BISHOP BOoSE, CHINA-L etters from Shsng
hsi Of August 81. % the Spirit Of Aisa9Hs say Rev.
Mr.. Spaldng arrived ~ Shanghai the 2sth Of ths,
- DIahA IFa
health Of the Bishop had been improving bat was agsin
la degrees affected by the distressing death OF his
excellent friend and co-aborer In the great work Of
the translation Of the Scriptures Rev Walter NJ Lowre,
Of TIC Presbyterian Board Of Missions.
TIVE NgsroRIAs PATRIARCH, has. till recently,
through the Influence foreigners, been opposed to the
efforts of Missionaries among his people. In the January
number Of the Missionary Herald. Rev. Nr Perkins says
"Of Nar simon az Oreomsh, may state, tina. he has
spent mos, the past four weeks at Ser with several Of
his hers and their families. The extremely hotwea
Their OF the present impeet the Patrlsrcn thus 10
relief health retreat. lie returned 10 the city
two days sgo. He continues very kindly disposed towards
our work. aud 90 be naturally asimpleheared man
snl quite candid for Oriental. Our intercourse win
him while he II SER vas very familiar aud pleasant
We him daily ana frequently hsd him As guest AZ
our tables LAST Sabbath he invited 10 preach al bis
tent. which dii Messrs Wright and otsddard leading IN
prsyer and the Patriarch pronouncng The tenetctlon.
BkIrIsH CAsSos.--From Parliamentary paper
Il appears that the naval expenditures OF the British Gov
eminent IN efJIts for suppressng African slavery ths
past year have amounted 10 i.50sllo AT the same,
according 10 the investigations Of Sir Thomas Buxton the
Slave Trade has been increasng. surely men Will yet
learn that moral azt Intellectual Improvement tac only
grand hope u degraded race.
"DCsT TO Dusr millions of human bones,
says English paper have been Transported from the
Continent % hull for agricultural purposes These we're
collected On the plains OF Leipsc. Austeriz and Water
io, W'ih them mixed the bones u the h0Tss and
both ground To dust sent % DJnc4se, and sold for
mangrel