The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-18


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1oecretsrytof ths socisty,-sor whssf sFer ths
.no.~nr. ,r,m. ~ h.;,v oyes.nf and fdkiax
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a6,sAaS;.i 6A.,eA /. Ner YSta>s ~ he oevusies Of
q. s.pa,..,. u s.ss, .is.is. T-st.s 5er cA..a,
:. a:. ,I.n--.ne. ~ III M. +. x.,eA
s.... r-.sr..r.fos OF Mi. rrieysus oas.sr,
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mission. they usually sail direct 70 shanghai, whore
the Methodist ERi6coD.l. Chnrch eosth. hs her
s Ssae: :.% %i. mostAiy e p cS.a. Where s"s' OUT .ilsios
. located. When our missionaries have arrived
IA ss s:s.h.S land, AND , sss1 b. ss:% Sssn ~.r m ! : :1ssasd
6yI the @issionarsss oif *: CSurch south .fsesidsnt
. .sS ana sn have s ,ss|, r:ssIssS int, sn sss ,m s%sss1hi;s 4
thar u%S NOV new and strange circ umstancss. Far days
ssa " So:pit a1iiGsai Su Of these mis..onssiss 81. the
Church South, resident 10 Shanghai. They have
t6 lei Voysse 70 FL Cha1; and even the credit and
advances Of the Southern missionary brethren
have ave. os ssnx se tncmssIv % oS bsin nFe stTsas.r ~ he'd in no
credit. And when they have departed on their way,
hey departed Nth The .!sysr; = e. sS! S:i:'ns' OF the
"I may add. our southern brsthren.a t SHANGHAI
have also received into the bosom Of their fsmi-
lice some OF our own miss,0narieS With theli tam
ilios, when they have gone ~ from Fu Chaa IN TIE
South. to Shsnkhei " the North. ON account on u!
Ch;nn have received from our southern MIssiona-
~ brethren. resident Al. ehanshai:
ca;ved these rspesssd instsnces of Chfistass eour-
tesy and ~fratsrnsi kindnese IN China. to m,ss.cn
. :mrliS one veS IN Nsx y"rrI. on their way to
Join their mission in Shanghai. Az Christians.
thsy NAG; ny nG n nMmn M commendeS themseives
to the confidence snd Christian felloxship Of those
Tno became acSuaansSq w ~ cnnfdsnca and yfelioW-
ship, and We felt they were our fellow laborers in
the Hre.t WORK o. M.ss.ohs. f., .ow. t;u.. R.x.
Or. Sehon, their Corresponding Secretary, arrived,
expectink 70 accP"Raa a ~ "o M" dePexad' and he ne
vas Obliged to return home before they sailed. I'm;
der these ciTcn stancsa r Gang 2 OUT I Z 2" = ~
one az cur churches, in which to hold 4 farewell
missionary meeting With he brethren, fnf m1s:, enG
he mentioned 81. PauTs.-
:" said promptly, thst wooid ask lot tne c""tcn
" Bishop James found It convenient and agreeable.
a. suppose, to attend. and vas asked e pray. ana
sttend ALSO. and to explain the circumstsnces un-
der which the church vas asked LOT; ana DOCTOR
Tbsse ware br,ef addresses. and tuned chiefly On
the conservation Of these missionaries to the work
IA CHlna, anu 70 ch y = ma 20 rece;v.S NJ H.. hsnds Of
our southern brethren there. Then the missiona-
res spoke oaleny o. sns aa. o~n a. sd iE.u them
in regard to their work"
We give this explanation In full, because 1t
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Pose' ~
sotted character OF aoohtioh ianA.cls.". Ho
are two OF the ieao'ns omciA's = 'lo .Ao''ou'
Church Nortn' coihpeiAeo " oeAenu
for a simple act OF Cnrlstlan courtesy 70 0fot"'
rem OF the same reilglons denominalon "no'
because they Ave IN siavenoloing ot"'e.' are
not good enough 10 pollu'e Inc sacreo plecinc'1
OF a Northern Methooist cn"rcn' Ana 'ne
ground OF LII. DukBiN's oeience 10 sl"piS Tue
~. Chur.h No.,h nav. roca;ved from tho mis-,
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