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 SIR-The Rev. c. S. Stewart late mis- sionary at the Sandwich Islands, now in Bos- ton this morniug received circular letter, issued from the mission press at those islands, and distributed freely among foreigners resi- dent there, and occasional visitors. send the document herewith, and request that you would insert it in your next paper.

 There have been not few insnuations, of late, that the missionaries at the Sandwich Islands have interfered with subjects, which did not belong to them, and that they were doing no good to the natives. These things are very often asserted on the spot, much in the same way as it is often said among our selves, that religion does no good in our own country, and that all profession of religion is hypocrisy. The assertion is entitled to C. qua credit in both cases.

 The circular was designed to meet the principal allegations against the missions, without formally quoting and refuting them and is signed by men, who hold themselves responsible to the world for every word they have written. JEREMIAH EVARTS.

 Cor. Sec. 4. B. c. r. M. Boston, June 15, 1927

 ETtrdc's from the Cirealar, dated Sawd,eich

 Islands, Gets, 1926.

 We have always felt most sensibly the diff culties in the way of introducing the arts. in- situations, and usage, of civilized life and SO.