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 The intelligence received from our mis- sionary stations during the month, and communicated at Bowdoinstreet Church on Sunday evening, is of all interesting character. s8s Sand.oich Islands.-The General Letter from this mission, being review of the affairs of the mission for the year, states that the whoo number of natives receiv- ed into the churches from the commence ment of the mission, is 3,l99; of these, 5,485 have died, and about the same 1 number are under censure; making tho present namber of church members in regular standing, nearly 23000; the num- Der admitted during the past year is l,769. The progress of the islanders in, general civilization is steady, and their improvement within the past 9 years is believed to be without a parallel in the history of the world. Special religious influence still continue to be enjoyed.

 China.-A new missionary station has been commenced by Mr Johnson, in the city of Fun Chau, one of the free ports. The city is said to contain not less than 60O,000 inhabitants, who hitherto have not had single christian missionary among them. Rev. Mr. Peet and his wife, of the Bangkok mission, are expec> ted to join Mir. Johnson at Fun Chau.

 Tamul Missions.-The missionaries who sailed from Boston on the 18th of Nov. last in the Flavio. arrived safely at Ma dras, on the l7th of March.

 The Rev. Samuel G. Whiulesey, forms erly member of the Bowdoin street church, in this city, died at Dindigal, on the 10th of March. He was most cX> cellent and valuable member of the mis- sion.

 1 Some 60 or 70 miles from Aleppo, be, tween 500 and 600 Evangelical Armeni> ans had recently been foand, among whom no missionary had ever labored, and who did not know that there were any of their nation of like views with themselves, until they saw the circular letter of the Patriarch of January, l646, anathematizng the Evangelical priest of Nocomedia. These Armenians were con verted to Evangelical views by the con- versution of an Armenian convert, and the tracts and books which he had cir cula,ed among them. Mr Van Lennep had recently visited these interesting peo' ) pie.

 7 Nestorians The intelligence from the : Nestorians is very incouraging. The Fe' finale Seminary at Oroomiah was enjoy ing a religious revival at the latest date The converts of previous revivals, parti> cularly those of Geog Tapa, had mains tained their integrity, with very few ex' ceptious. The missionaries speak in the

 most cheering manner of ,heisIrospect

 of usefulness among this interesting peo pie.