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INSTRUCTION OF MIssIoNARIEs.-A large and lnte-
resting meeting was held in Park street church, on
Sunday evening preparatory to the departure of
ber of missionaries, who expecting to sail tomorrow
for Southern India and Ceylon After the usual intro
ductory services Dr. Anderson delivered the nsruc-
tons He read several extracts from letter OF DR..
Wilson, Bishop Of Calcutta, now in England to the So.
cety for the propagation OF the Gospel which presented


very animated review Of the missionary work iniiin
dostan may truly say writes the learned prelate,


that the fields in India white already for the har
vest Nothing believe has been like it since the
day of the apostolic Swartz and perhaps not then
any thing approaching it. An outburs OF the native
mind seems at hand" -


Dr. Anderson was followed bv the Rev. Mr. Spaulding
who has been member Of the Ceylon mission for more
than quarter of century. After giving them some eN.
celent advice in respect to their future abors ne COM
mended them with feeling to the God OF missions
expressing the hope that he might return to his for
mer field and cast in his lot with them for the remainder
OF his days.


The missionaries who go to Madura are the Rev
Messrs Herrick, Webb and Kendall, with their wives
Those who 90 Ceylon the Rev. Messrs Howl land
and Fletcher with their wives and Miss Capel They
are expecting sail in the ship Malabar Capt Freeman
-Bosion Trdreuer.