Foreign Hiissions
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The Missionary Association Of Carmine-st Church
hadits anniversary Sabbath evening. Additional
Interest was given TO the meeting by the crcum.
'aace that it was ably addressed by an intended Mis-
seary, Rev. VIM. Scudder, of DR.. Scudder. who
hSen for 20 years on missionary ground and that this
Association Composed chiefly Of young men) now
s'saining Rev. Henry Martyr Scudder (another son of
NSudder.) in the Missionary work, in Ceyon.


lev. I. HOLT, Pastor of the church, remarked tha,
SSui year ago it stated in London paper that
sSssn Missions had proved failure. This could be
FTed islse by deie!ence 10 India. Whole villages
is ara seeking she knowledge OF Christ and proposing
'Safow OF the bonds OF Paganism. He remembered
lteMSence whlch few years ago, proclaimed that
IaeAaditUas the church in heather lands exceeded
Nss here For one he reJoced in such failures. Men,
oVSlpyng high stations under Governments each
yea bearing testimony influence and Dement'S and
pos'ess Of missions. Capt Wilkes has done this in his
s.S Com. Jones mad publicly stated some years ago,
saa uae loegn residents OF California told him that,


- ~ schools OF their own. they were obliged 10
~ s s eAAdIen TO the SaHdoieA Islands TO be educa-
NJ iuis was 8 nigh encomlum on missions from a
$50 quarter The report that Foreign Missions had
;t p''u iaiare came from England. 1t was strange


80 iuea report should originate there. England her
-. laho reclaimed from Paeanism. Christianity
,1 aue aer what she is. The Cathedral OF ST. Paus
Dana e>' "Heio ohee s'oou 'e'np'o Vi
ne missionary to the lesthen must encounter diff
no, III; 10 LIS helper ana his impeler 10 ac-
- HS "oFd illustrates this by tradition of the DAYS


IIa'aHy a Scoush King when diving, beoueathed
~ Ine oIH'est and best OF his nooles 10 bear TO
,,ss, enclosing Il In golden case and suspending
IN nhs,,teS " nseS ne get out On his way he pressed
.,,s " ine Moore OF Spain. He sought strength by
MS sacred charge from his neck and throwing
Sssr us' i'us' o his foes, aud then persisted in mis- en-
SUi' so reclaim II, The heart OF our Great Master
hrsure s"e peiure In this work and what more could We
III, simulate and encourage in this Christian effort
Z MihsiOna he
otsr WIZ not let any but those he loves wait on
~ ne VIZ not descend 10 his per!ous employment
Vssite are lns' some IN whom he has confidence are
inc Signals or on AN Immediate answer hangs
- shc death. THIS Church has placed a hoat in q co


Saon Of Pearls in India We have enconraO,d divrr
% Gown by telling him that we are watcbinc bi SIC


Let US bc faithful and vigi ant that he may ,yorL
Ieoahoence, Wei would il be If every Churcb bsd y
seed society watching diver tor pearls in fbs
ia@ hssihenlsn. The speaker concluded oy copsr.i
ae society the result OF its lsbors Tor The. hrst
'sN' aaa urging them 10 still greater efforts.


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W.. a SLAVE DEALING STATE.-By az advertise.
ef.S N Richmond paper, We see ,ha, under decree
h.,' Cuclit Court oi Law and Chancery for Am.
coahty, In suit wherein the President Direc-
sss ma Company OF the Literary Fund OF Virginia
ast, - are plaintiffs against certain individual defend
n are 70 be sold at auction the 5h OF Janua
Gen ssd aIsyseyen negroes, consisting OF men, wo
lovir. e awure how difficult it is, in & community al.
snder 70 subsis 10 avoid Judicial sales OF slaves
would ne direction o. the public authorities Blu: i,
mat when S;ate-s sovereign republican
nsuper - oeeonie possessed OF slaves, in whs;ever
sad Ia, se might be opportunity Tor magnanirnity,
evH lae State OF any OF It's Departments pursuing
to resItse In the Courts OF Law would prefer not
ssset. A. @ oeneht OF judgment by taking slaves for
csee Of c proceeds of sale Of slaves under the de-
espS ~ 81 lie free children interested in the Literary
aod .or ~ sh!S or the negro children decreed TO be
ss.ers,.s oeneht OF that Fund are more TO be COM
ts,tsip '' saat condition OF things is altogether


Portland Adv.
sas g ,,,s Rev HENRY GILES was at Chicago short
~ ~, uei"eFlns course Of lectures


asss. h. .ne Gre (Po.) Gazette of the 18th instant
Sad .a la eppearance in a new ,xnnur.nhicaI sra.a