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METHODIST Mission OF THE OREGoN.-
The Board of Managers of the Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal church
have just received important intelligence
fro n :heir Mission family in the Oregon. IN
a letter from the Rev. d. Leslie, who is act
ing as superintendent in the absence of the
Rev. Jason Lee now in New York. The
date of the letter is March 9. 1889. from
the Wilamalette station. Alter describing
the manner of holding proiracted meeting
the writer concludes with the following as
the result of that meetlng:-


1--WE continued our meetings through
the week, and every day and evening we're
found to be gracious season. The work
spread in the settlement and we have re-
ceived as the fruit of it four American and
one English emigrant who will rank among
the most respectable in this community.
These, together with 10 native males, D fe''
males, 2 Ha~aians, 2 half breeds, boy,
who came with Dr.. White, and my two ell
dest daughters, making in all 81, have join
ed US in class. They at present give as
good evidence as we could expect of n
genuine work and determination to per-
severe in it. Thus we see God will have
a church in Oregon.