The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-01-25

walton OF their condition resulted fiem the power d
the simple gospel.
The story gives its own moral more imprr, vel,
than any comment We could add"
The latest news from Fiji, given in the We,
! lynn NO'jcrs Is of most encouraging nature
he Rev. JAMES ). H. RuGEr writes from X an
davu
I'VE have still 10 take courage, and look mn Al
kand'vu is now lou. Only nine indvidu Is out o
tht tmltt population tal themselves heat en- Thr
young canhlal che, whom n.in,d in my last, la
since bCIn lhdu I'd To i1'B. then presented h tin
WIN NV Tcstamtni, oi which he has been a dil 10.
cN rtudttt, and promises 10 make a consist, mt
A new Protestant church is in course Of con.
structi'n III FariS. When this is completed
Paris viii be allie 10 boast of no less tian 20
Protestant churches ani lOi protcstaut ,lcr,y
men. The number of Chi drrn regularly attend
ins Protestant Sunday Schools in Paris Is =. 800
The Turkish correspondent Of the Nc,ct If iie
th'TchcS writes:
The rr'cress or Christianity amo lrst th. rl,s,
rs Mt I" fhlrd ~ some smguinc m mF IN. gone. 1
have no doubt that change of opinion " .,r, sI
amohE this people, which, although rtJ III, nt,l
spread religious revolution
For the present, however, some who were forward
MS inqu reis awhile ayo hnvc W thd avn tncnselvcs
snd tie num O. who att, nd the public prc.hipy al
tho gospel In very small. Experience, every d,y.
prove, however, that the door IL widely nron f,r
private religious conversation with the Turks
hHblhtt correspondent, NrlllnR from IOm-
bardN, concerning Biule circulation In Italy.
SaNs:
fi"m five totn hc ccprr'eurs arc IN crn,tnn,
utNty. Th,r" have lu hr,n too Ita'ian II tIrs or.
utt'u l.'W Palermo. fr m January lSb6, to Auu gust,
l$N ih'p were 81 3I2 Italian ~ brs aud evangelical
writings ciculatcd; aud In the fchru.r ny uT 50
a"he' lhi9 copies ri at1 Of the II dy 4 .riutups,
L1Ct many uf them Htruug the soldiers Therr ia
IN ru Ia an Evangelical l,uiu wnnri's Iuipn un.
der " pr's,doaty ~ MANIA NuN NuSsrS, which sIn.
rnH 'th,ieit sucCvrs th ,Ee puur, aud cSpcciay IT,
'icA children.
REVIVAL IN SorrH ArEiCA--Thc Rev.
JAMES CAMEHUN, Uf thc Wesleyan Nj S,iou ut
Gaze Town, says:
1hr L. Il h doing won ltrs hCie. Tie sprit n
amnnfst us. Prayer mcrtinys every diy anil every
"a pht IN the Ncck. People W no ury'r prayed before
Nte op,nug their mouths. On Thur.dny even n.y. at
our = ave- rmodng, | felt duwnrast whcn W. com.
m,u ii, hut sOop had cause oi rejoicing ponr girl
brgDn Tor the first time to pray. Amer her hny
arut twelve years ui age, burt out In prayer Young
Wid q Il conD,nc'd cry ng tr uieiCy, and wiz. kent
TIL Hb,W twelve nCl,Nk. Tue congregation If the
Dut Reformed Church came ont oi their PRAYER.
iHCcttng, aud TIE place crowded while u eiclt
uunlyr had t. tcuan outs lie. We mar that A
siunlar work has begun NJ Worcester under tho
l"'wef u and sou st rtug winisty nt the Ruy. An
hRrw huERAY, ot the butch Reformed Chuich.
iorR FULsE.--Child feel vCur puSc II IL
sl'i4 ytu d,c. q al k,ul- l. Ina motion. Put ynur
hpEct th'rc every moinn, bcluIc You pray. Think
low God has kept gotrg.
Your pulse II tho clock VI your life
IL slu'wl hoO your mo vents arc iyng-
II ma X the departure Of time,
AID II tells you Low fast you are dying.