New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

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apprehension
ANNFNiANs DWIGHT to.t 4 ,s,ite. fan,
uMeglo rsvciing ihe war between Turkey AMI Ras,a
hnc disastrous elects may % produced Tor ns On tho
missionary ~cik in Turkey Mr. d expresses confidence
Thar The rvsuh VIII 10 favorable. AMI that in oa>o
even OF Russian religious federation viii DO So
eulVd by any political arrangement that ney grow ont Of
H. lie mentions sn interesting case Of hopeful conversion
In Censtsnbnollo. Mr.. Wool whose experience well
qualhes him 20 udge remarked that Turks were Turks
unaeraby. Justice b. expected frtrnrhen Only as
they are made 10 feel their dependence and while
sympaihies are with them. vet il Is DO desired that
ihy should succeed with their strength bat by the
support hey may receive from other powers Oar
lance Is on their weakness AMI not ON their strength
Mr. Everett OCT speaks Of religious interest in the
female boarding school The Spirit Of the Lord has ap
perentIy renewed the hearts of a few Of the pupils
AiNTAB-Nr Schneider Oct. 10Y had visited Mills and
hossab In the former place two admitted TO the
church while he there In Kessab, nine u males and
9 females added at its second communion Mr.. Van
Lennep Oct o5l says
Every attention and absorbed by events Of
Tol Our poor and indeed
the Porte cudeavOrnE eonciae ell of and there
fore behaving ureommny well toward them dispensing pretty
evtnlsnde rsice. Hence advancing In all f
tic country without exciting the attention lite enee> IL
that native helper Zenoh has obtained hou in Adr,non
aud settled himself dow with his family whs- oopo,on Oriet
and freedom Fl persecution oo<nue the order OF fine d,v
oushout the The wagering Deacon oo., h.s
Sdeoded tSud the SIDE tho sspel enemies leave hm
one the Governor Of Akbr has come his duty
h.te brCr-' H"S th- Of the Pro.eants o
eHort rate which he had put them tribe above what they
formerly paid"
Scum ATRIcAlh The Mission to the Zulus reports. June
l3, advance the part of the Chstanizei and par
italy civilized natives in material prosperity.
MADAGAscAR-A letter dated Mauriiius Sept 5, conveys
information that the reign Of terror there has ceased at
lea for the present The Prince member fhe church.
and thoroughly identifies himself with the Christians,
though discIeety His nephew however seeks bis
sinator and though effective bodyguard is in service,
evil is feared