BURNING OF BIBLES.
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Extract of letter from Italy, dated Sept. SO
1885,


"There have been two attempts to send Bibles
mere, (Naples,) one by the Rev. l.. w. (supPose
Lewis Way,) and the other by the means of an
English merchant. In both cases they were
discovered, and ordered to be burnt by the com
mon executoner. One parcel, however, was
saved by the interference Of the British Consul,
and sent to Malta, not without some twitchcs of
conscience in the archbishop and minister of po-
nee who thought it much more righteous to have
them destroyed