New-York tribune., 1880-04-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE pnrsRyTERrAN REVIEW April.

THE PRESBYTERIAN REVIEW April.
The paper of Dr. Eels on the Chinese in
America" presents temperate and seasonable view OF
The subject, admitting a certain sympathy with Lhe pre-
vailng sentiment California. which demands mat
limit shall be placed Chinese immigration, ard effec-
tive measures adopted to check the evils 10 which II
gives occasion. Still the writer maintains that goOo
degree attended the efforts FOR the conVer
Of the Chinese to Christianity and that the happest
results may be anticipated from the continuance OF the
experiment. The converts have been subjected 10 the
trials OF their faith they Ostraczed by
their couptymen ana deprived OF the pleasures OF
social life In their compauy they are often cut on from
their families which of tho heaviest aicohs
that Clnaman can bear; and are prosecuted IN many
ways by people. These trials are usually nOrhe
In Christian spirit The converts have expert
enced the power Of religion are naturally "hx-
ious to lead their countiymen TO Kbo"i-
edge of its value. In tbeir efforts for thls pu'-
pose, they are indefatigabe and sklfui, ana
soetimcs successful TIer missionary zeal T. not con-
ned to their stay this country After their return 10
Cana thew still continue 10 proclaim the truths OF the
Gospel old friends and relatives The inference
Eels from these facie is that the Chinese Should
be so kindly treated they Will not be tempted 10
draw an unfavurable comparison between the influence
of Christian civilization and the heathenism OF their
country They should bc protected by the Cover ment
In the enjoyment OF the rights which we nave declared
10 De inaenable 10 all men. II ere should BE- no con-
vcton among them that they cannot trust The authOr-
y
themselves Nor ia this all. Every facility should he
afforded for their instruction They should he prepared
represent in their country the advantages wch tey
have found in America DR.. Ees earnestly advises the
education OF the more promising among the Chincse
converts as miss upIn their return 10 emma
sA Plea or Evangelical ApoOgeiics. by Dr., j. NJ Glib
son takes he ground inst the person OF Christ, instead
OF the letter of the Bible should occupy the foreground
IN argument the evidences OF Christianity; ana
Professor s. II. Kefogg maintains, In the Exclusive
ness OF Christianity" that at the present time the
Church needs less learn larger breadth OF charity
t,an IA stern Intolerance Of error aud falsehood"
There also articles in this number on the Chronol-
ogy Of tue Kings OF Israe and JUDAH" "Deaconesses
Henry VAUGHAN. the Poet of Light and the Theory
of Professor Kucue1."
Under the title of Notes d'un Globe 1rOter,
NJ. Emile dAud II e.. VINO Will b- remembered III many
social circles during his bief STAY IN Ncwioik has pub
shed an agreeable volume describing MS Journey round
the world from Pars TO Toxic and bdck inc"dnS an "c
count of his travels America, and his sjonr In some
Of the principal cities. o. arriving in Ncw-IorH NJ
dAudfret greatly struck with the rcmarka"e ar
of comfort which appeared In the houses 0t flth
Avenue rcmn ing MIN Of the Enclsh dwellings, nut
which is wanting III the French and Italian houses lie
found tie very handsome though too much cut
IN by the horse railways which traverse tue city III
every direction. He surprised to see that The ears
were never full the folks sat on each Others knce or
stood up nobody refused The ntoetab.e ins"
cnce OF the hOte clerks was prOOI tl he "le III CIV
iizcd country. Alter taking short turn abOu town, he
came back TO the hotel in time for late break which
was perfectfuy execrable, reminding him Uf the worst
days board ship. But his dinner at Deln0nicOsmade
up for the wreched breakfast. De mDnco, the famous
the incomp parable The subEme!" Everything was ex-
ouste everything superb Of lis KIND, even the
price. Nj. dAudhret was happily disappointed IN thc
Orera Not a pair Of boots seen on ne back of ihc
seats no one SPIT ON the floor everything was delight
full. and charming women. elegant Cenilcme
flowers. diamonds, magnificent toilets and white cra-
watts. After visiting Philadelphia and Washington,
NJ d'Audifret returns to " kind and Joyous New-IUrk
with which he more aud more delighted aud made
M his mind not to eaye again long lie stayed
the country. He evidently took things easily, was a
contented guest and genial cOmpauion leaving behind
a pleasant impressions which will be renewed read
ing his volume.