The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-06
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.


SUNDAY SCHOOLS AZ THE WEsr.-Txo VAR
and half ago. writes an agsn, Of ,bs 49, -
sunday school UniOn at the vest "a .rnaaI =
hts eity, received from You . ten dollar lIhr.-,-
= when gave TO school near L.. in IIlinoi.
nat school, ! am happy 20 inform you. : Ia1,-
ishing to this day Ii then had thirty ..hol.T..
has more than hfiy now. Organised seven
OF 1ight schools IN that neighbOrhOod about tbs
same ume' AT OF which are in a hOarishins
Sohdi''oh' One sent TO me last week for more
oooAs' and the rest iateIld 10 replenisA their Il
bFaries neat spring. Thus "a IS with mo,t Al
lhe schools We establish In the west Of lats :
ihey TAKE ro0t and grow. Comparatively few
dle- And an every case where school has hen
discontinued, SO far as know, the apparent gaaa
resulting from il has been enough IL ,astify 81
the expense and labor il has cost Religion,
''a'h mss been communicated BY the teachsrs
ana the books have been Circulated ana rsad
through the neighborhood. ana ,rapTs.sions
made trust, that will not be effaesd
IHE Jsws.--The following intelligence from
an English Journal will be read with no les. suT-
prise than qualification The Jews in Turke,,
nave recently been placed under the Official pFo-
f'e~tfSa Of the British AnIbassauior So b-frf-BJ
ana project them against oppression, and tb-
eohs1is "a the different parts OF the emoirs ba1.
1een duly instructed 10 take an interest in them
W TINS The Jews have received the notification
and they rejoice in the privilege Of being plac-a
under the wings Of British power ;
SUNDAY Mana-The Springfield R-o.LI;e.,
says that no Sunday mail Is at present carried M
ans part VI View England, and very large
number Of such mails have been discOntinusd
OF laie IN other States, embracing lines amount.
aug TO upwards Of 5000 niles The saving Of
expense % the department. b tfEs susDsb,
si0h OF business on the Sabb~1th, s owe, SEQ QGO
year.
A NEsTEKS AssEHsLf the Watehnaa a.,
The valley New SCHOOL, has a long editorsa
iasoring the formation Of three General Assem-
oiies' Eastern, W estern and Southern Ii hopss
mat the W est, both old and new school churcbe-
and ministers, would consent TO unite in the
proposed Western General Assembly
GENEVA Ev.SsrIIcAL socrErr.-The children
OF the Central Church Sabbath School. 10
Boston, have contributed $50 10 support a stu
dent from the Waldenses Of Piedmont. in tha
Theological school at Geneva
The Evangelical Society Of Geneva, underline
care Of DR.. Merle d Aubigne, has now A. stu
dents preparing for Evangelical labOrs in Europe
and canada They come from different eOun-
tries-o from the valleys Of Piedmont, from
Belgium from France, ? from Canada, sc
The society have employed 40 colportsur,.
VINO have distributed, by sale, IN q departments
in France, 1923 Bibles, IL, 1856 New Tesla
ments, and p ,35s pamphlets
OBERLIN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE The cata-
logue for lo4o-S gives the number Of students
IL the several departments. as follows Theo-
logical. q; College. 20. Teachers Department,
DO Male Preparatory, l52; Young Ladies'
Course, ll7s Ladies' Preparatory, 81 Whole
n amber of males, 266. whole number Of females,
1872 Total, 42S
CoSvERsIoSs IN TExAs.-A correspondent Of
one Of the religious journals states that more
than sIz hundred persons have been hopefully
within eight months In the Co orsdo
valley. They have united with various evan
gslical denominations.
The colporteuIs Of the Tract Society are re-
csiving great encouragement in Mexico.
The American Tract Society has Just r-ceiv-
ed an order for forty copies Of the German
american Messenger" TO De sent TO one town
in Germany