Chesterfield, Cong, ch. and so. Chicago, 2d pres. ch. (of wh. fr. John C. Williams, 200, wh. cons. Mrs. M. E. BLATCHFORD and PAUL BLATCHFORD H. M.) 960; Calvary pres. ch. 16,65; South cong, ch. 50.85, wh. cons. Rev. WILLIAM B. WRIGHT an H. M.; New England ch. and so. 173,20; Mary J. Smith, 25; Edwards pres. ch. 20; S. S. Bliss, 200; George Armour, 100; B. W. Raymond, 50; William Blair, 50; S. Green, 25; Mrs. A. A. Fisk, 10; A. Benedict, 10; S. P. Farrington, 10; friends, 22; J. H. Kedzie, 2; J. D. Quinlan, 5; friends, 35; Dover, do. Farmington, do. Fremont, do. Waverly, 1st cong. ch. and so. wh. 83 40 37 05 8.00 500 2,234 70 Galesburg, H. E. Hitchcock, 20; A. G. Watkins, 50; Geneseo, 1st cong. ch. add'l, Griggsville, Cong. ch. add'l, 140; m. c. 50; Granville, Pres. ch. 85,30; dore's contr. 1,56; Greenville, Cong. ch. and so. 11 00 20.00 20 15 Jerseyville, A few friends in pres. ch. 17 00 cons. C. J. SALTER an H. M. Woodburn, Cong. ch. and so. add'l, Legacies.-Galesburg, H. A. Watkins, by A. G. Watkins, MICHIGAN. Buchanan, Pres. ch. 300 00 40 00-4,654 62 4,829 62 100 00 4,929 62 11 75 4 35 11 95 22 00 18.00 Canandaigua, Cong. ch. and so. ad'l, 6 00 do. Detroit, Cong. ch. and so. ad'l, 312; Fort st. pres. ch. wh. cons. C. H. BUHL an H. M., 184; WILLIAM WARNER, 100, wh. cons. himself an H. M. Eckford, Individuals, ad'l, Fentonville, Pres. ch. Grand Rapids, Cong. ch. and so. do. do. Hillsdale, G. H. Botsford, Kalamazoo, A friend, 1; P. L. H., 5; Lodi, Rev. R. Nutting, Marshall, Pres. ch. 101,91; Rev. and Milford, DAVID M. LADD, wh. cons. Pewamo, 1st pres. ch. 21 25 626 00 600 69 45 5146 5.00 29 15 5.00 16 58 6 00 2.00 124 91 Grass Lake, Hancock, Jonesville, Pres. ch. MISSION SCHOOL ENTERPRISE. MAINE.-Auburn, s. s. 5,44; Bath, Winter st. s. s.50; Bluehill, s. s. 20; Dennysville, 20; Gorham, s. s. 146; Newcastle, a. s. 11; Waterford, Mrs. Hersey, 2; Wells, Golden Rule so. 3,80; West Minot, s. s. 4; Wilton, s. s. 5; NEW HAMPSHIRE.-Farmington, s. 8. MASSACHUSETTS.-Amherst, s. s. 2; Co- inf. s. s. 267 24 91 31 103 77 305 16 87 45 303 87 197 36 20.00 NEW JERSEY.-Montclair, Pres. ch. Juv. miss. soc. 100, wh. cons. PHILIP DOREMUS an H. M.; Paterson, 2d pres. ch. 8. 8. 20; 120 00 OHIO.-Circleville, Pres. s. s. inf. cl. 5; Cleveland, 1st pres. s. s. 50; Delaware, 2d pres. e. s. 29; Ellsworth, s. s. 6; Lyme, s. s. 8; Portsmouth, 1st pres. s. s. inf. cl. 2,15; Springfield, s. s. 32,05; Toledo, Little Seaver, 2,05; Windham, 5; 139 25 ILLINOIS.-Dallas City, s. s. 2; Lockport, s. s. 3, Peru, 1st cong. s. s. 8; Waltham, 8. 8. 4; Woodburn, s. s. 5; MICHIGAN.-Eckford, s. s. 10; Grand Rapids, five children, 5,60; Otsego, s. 8. 5; Tekonsha, s. s. 5; IOWA.- Denmark, s. s. 48; Grand View, 8. 8. 2,55; Lyons, s. 8. 5; Postville, Lina D. Rowley, 2,10; 22.00 25 60 57 65 637 35 Pekin, China, S. Wells Williams, wh. cons. ANSON BURLINGAME an H. M. Port Burwell, Canada, Catharine H. Gould, Seneca mission, m. c. coll. 10 00 1555 St. Catharines, Friends," to cons. Rev. A. B. GOODALE an H. M. 50 00 Syria, Rev. Wm. Bird, Truro, Nova Scotia, Pres. ch. for Turkey, Western Turkey, Philippopolis, Rev. J. F. Clarke, 44; Hasskeuy, m. c. 4,88; mission families, 36,50; Nicomedia, a friend, 200; 50 00 32 00 ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD, Corporate Members Present-Honorary Members Present-Organization- SANDWICH ISLANDS :-Meeting of the Evangelical Association. State of the Churches-Material Progress-Benevolence-Native Pastorate ZULU MISSION:-Station Reports. Inanda-Religious Interest-A Remarkable Case-Unexpected Desire for NESTORIAN MISSION:-Letter from Mr. Perkins. 329 351 353 Nestorian Beggars abroad-Marriage of a Bishop-The Work in the Moun- 355 CENTRAL TURKEY MISSION:-Letter from Dr. Pratt. Visit to Zeitoon-Improvement among the People-Movements towards WESTERN TURKEY MISSION:-Constantinople-Letter from Mr. Trowbridge. MISCELLANIES, MONTHLY SUMMARY, DEATHS: Rev. Samuel W. Bonney, Henry P. Vrooman, George Pratt Barker, Dwight DONATIONS, 357 358 359 362 365 CORRESPONDENCE. The Corresponding Secretaries of the Board are Rev. RUFUS ANDERSON, Rev. SELAH B. TREAT, and Rev. GEORGE W. WOOD. Letters relating to the Missions and General Concerns of the Board, may be addressed SECRETARIES OF THE A. B. C. F. M. Missionary House, 33 Pemberton Square, Boston. Letters intended for the Corresponding Secretary resident in New York may be addressed Rev. GEORGE W. WOOD, Bible House, Astor Place, New York city. Donations and letters relating to the Pecuniary Concerns of the Board, (except letters on the subject of the Missionary Herald,) should be addressed JAMES M. GORDON, Treasurer of the A. B. C. F. M. Missionary House, 33 Pemberton Square, Boston. Letters relating to the Missionary Herald, and remittances for the same, should be addressed AUGUSTUS DURANT, Missionary House, 33 Pemberton Square, Boston. The following arrangement has been made in the system of General Agencies by the Prudential Committee, with a view to greater efficiency in the organizations for raising funds. Districts. NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND: Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND: Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island,. New York city, Long Island, Eastern New York, CENTRAL AND WESTERN NEW YORK: Including St. Lawrence, Lewis, Oneida, Otsego, District Secretaries. . Rev. WILLIAM WARREN, Gorham, Me. This district is in charge of Rev. GEORGE W. and Delaware Counties, as an eastern boundary, Rev. CHARLES P. BUSH, Rochester, N. Y. PHILADELPHIA: Pennsylvania, West Jersey, Delaware, Mary land, and District of Columbia, OHIO AND INDIANA: Ohio, Indiana, Southern Illinois, and Missouri,. Rev. ELISHA BALLANTINE, Cincinnati, O. Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and |