New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22
Germany C,aece Turkey svri., Southern Africa,

Germany Greece, Turkey Syria, Southern africa,
India, China, and the sandwich Islands
The Pans Tract Society report the printing OF
go, COO copies Of their excellent Almanac Of Good
Counsels for is55 and speak Of It's gaming Popu-
larity snd usefulness.
The WupperthA Tract Society Bsrmen. sckn0T-
edge the American Societys aid printing t~o
valuable books and solicit funds for issuing edition
Of Pilgrims Progress The Rev Mr.. Oncksn. Of
Hamburg stsies that 20 Coporteurs and Missionaries
associated with him have recently met, and a. their
conference gratefully Acknowledged the support OF
THIS Institution. He asks for enlsryedlappropaIO
in money and for grant of Dutch Danish. Swedish
ana French Tracts which was sanctioned 10 the
amount Of 80 900 pages. 4" Your late generous grant
:" of German books for libraries our 400 preaching
"s,sions' he writes has been disposed OF to great
"aavantsge So that maay thousands of precious
&" souls are by them constantly directed to the
The Rev. Jonas King, DID,, Athens, Greece,
socils an appropriation of 1000 for extending opera
tors oy the press 80 .
sold in Turkey by Coposteur R, and writes:
"Ihese are times Of war and bl0odshed. Fer the
last two DAYS steamers have been constantly bring
"ipg down the wounded from the DIRE adtui battle be-
"fy. Seysstopol Many of those who have fallen
" most indeed-hsve been supplied with the New
Testament; but how opposed the sprt o. war 70
that blessed book The Rev. Mr.. T.. speaks OF
encouraging signs at q new ststlon-at Areokir-to
which ~ elve fourteen boxes Of publications. nave
been sent.
The Kew. John Buckley late Missionary in Onssa,
and successor of the recently deceseed Rev. j. u.
Pike, as Secretary of the English General bsptist
Missionary Society, gives the painful IN eligence OF
the death Of the Rev. Amos Sutton, DID,, al Cuttack,
Aug. l9. He for thirty years devoted MS
sionsry in India and the translator of the Scrip
turts and other publications into the Orsss Language
In bis repe aied visits 20 this country, well as by
his correspondence with this and other Societies he
became widely known, and was much beloved.
The Rev. W. W. Scudder, Arcot, ludla, presents
the vast field for Christian lsbors IN that empire aud
urges the appropriation of 81 600 a. grant to the
Arcot Mission, established recently by the three
brothers Scudder.
The Rev Mr. Happier Macao, China presents
dscouragipg aspect OF the revolution in progress In
that Empire, though threatening 10 overthrow the
Tartar dynasty. He aso states that the opium trade
has increased from $4,000 chests IN 1852 to 100 600
in 1853.
The Rev. Mr.. Cunningham, of the S. Methodist
Mission. Shanghai, China, writing independently OF
the Rev. Mr. Happier, concurs IN important respects
in the view of the Chinese nsurrecton and presents
thanks for appropriations OF funds
Mr. s y Castle, Honolulu, Acknowledges grant
of 81 600 for the Ssbdw Island Mission, and re-
ports the prosperity of their work.
The receipts for The month were s26, o45, and the
grants 6 lee 464 pages. The expenditures of the So
ciety in supporting more than five hundred Colpor-
tours and 10 carrying forward their worldwide ope
rstons are more than 81 900 day. and require large
donations from the friends Of religious knowledge.
The present condition of the treasury should prompt
its patrons to furnish immediate relief.