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MISSIONARIES ARRoAp.-We learn from the Re-
Hector that Rev. Albert N. Arnold, and MrsArnold.
his wife, with Miss Emily Waldo, sailed from this
port Monday, Jan. lst, IN the bark Patapsco.
bound for Smyrna. 'Ehe missionaries will be left a,
Corfu-Greece being the field in which they are al,-
pointed to labor.


We also learn from the Reflector, that Rev. Wm.
G. Crocker has again sailed for Africa. He is ac-
eompanied by Mrs. Crocker, late Miss Mary Chad
bourn, of Newburyport, to whom he was recently
united IN marriage. In the same vessel (thc Palcs-
tnel are missionaries OF the American Board. They
also lett this port on Monday, JAM l, and will sail
immediately 70 Liberia The particular field occu-
pied by Mr. Crocker, is Edna. The mission thcr,
is one of much interest, and Mr. c. is one of the
most devoted and interchangeable missionaries sus-
tanned by the Board. The names OF the other mis-
sionaries are Rev; John NJ. Campbell and Rev Al
bert Bushnell. Mr.. Campbell is from Gcorgerowp
Ohio, and MIR. Bushnell is from Cincinnati. They
are both going TO the new station of the American
Board on the Ganboon River. IBoston Atlas.