almost always have an immense advantage over the foreigner, in respect to the ease with which he can wield the language of the country. My health, as well as that of my companion, has been pretty good since we arrived in India; and we suffer less from the heat of the climate than we expected. We begin to talk the language a little, and to read it with considerable facility. But I am convinced that we' shall not for a long time, if ever, be able to speak it as the natives do.

ORDINATIONS AND INSTALLATIONS.

Mr. AMASA BENJAMIN WINCHELL, or dained evangelist in the Baptist church in Almond, Allegany Co., (N. Y.) May 28, 1834.

Rev. JAMES HUCKINS, inst. pastor of August 28, 1834. The same day, a beauthe Baptist church, Andover, (Mass.) tiful new house, erected by the Society, was opened for the worship of God.

Rev. JOHN WAYLAND, late professor in Hamilton College, (N. Y.) installed pastor of the first Baptist church, Salem, (Mass.) August 6, 1934.

Mr. MOSES ROWLEY, ordained in the church in Evans and Hamburg, (N. Y.) Feb. 29, 1834.

Mr. HENRY TOPPING, ordained in the Baptist church, Sharon, Schoharie Co., (N. Y.) July 16, 1834. MORSE, ordained in the second Baptist Mr. HOWELL SMITH, and Mr. DAVID church, Evans, (N. Y.) May 6, 1834.

It will ever be matter of regret to me that circumstances were such as to prevent my completing a regular course at your excellent Institution. I fully believe that there is no other person on earth, who stands in so absolute need of a sound and thorough Mr. JAMES L. HODGE, ordained pastheological education, as the mission-tor of the first Baptist church, Suffield, ary to a heathen land. (Conn.) August 20, 1834.

Have the goodness to present my best regards to Mrs. Chase, and to Professors Ripley and Knowles; and believe me ever affectionately yours,

NATHAN BROWN.

JESSE HOLMAN, Esq., ordained pastor of the Baptist church in Aurora, has long been known and highly esteemed (Ind.) July 29, 1834. Judge Holman in his judicial capacity.

Mr. WILLIAM G. TRASK, ordained pastor of the second Baptist church in Taunton, (Mass.) August 27, 1834.

Mr. WILLIAM B. BROWN, ordained pastor of the Baptist church in Steuben, (N. Y.) May 28, 188-1.

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Mr. ELIPHALET WILLIAMS, ordainShelby, Co. (Ind.) July 13, 1834. pastor of the Baptist church, Hanover,

Mr. ABRAHAM POINDEXTER, ord. evangelist in the Cashire Baptist church, near Windsor, (N. C.) in June last.

Mr. A. K. HINKLEY, ordained pastor of the Baptist church, Swansey, (N. H.) Sept. 4, 1834.

Mr. JOHN JENNINGS, late of the Newton Theological Institution, ordained pastor of the Baptist church, Beverly, (Mass.) Sept. 10, 1834.

Mr. THOMAS HUNTINGTON, ordained lyn, Conn.) Sept. 3, 1834. evangelist in the Baptist church at Brook

Mr. P. N. HAYCRAFT, ordained evangelist with the Baptist church, Pleasant Grove, Morgan Co., (Ill.) August 23, 1834.

Mr. JOHN BIGELOW, ordained pastor of the Three Rivers Baptist church, in Palmer, (Mass.) August 31, 1934.

Mr. PROSPER DAVISON, ord. pastor of the Baptist church, Coventry, (Vt.) Sept. 9, 1834.

Mr. JONATHAN BALDWIN, ordained evangelist by the Baptist church of Stan stead and Hatley, (Vt.) Jan. 3, 1834.

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Account of Moneys received by the Treasurer of the General Convention, of the Baptist Denomination in the United States, for Foreign Missions, from Oct. 15, to Nov. 15, 1834.

From Mrs. E. R., a part of the savings of a dear deceased son, appro-
priated to the Burman Bible,

Mr. Joshua Tucker, of Gardner, Mass., for Burman Mission,
South Baptist Juvenile Society, Boston, for the support of a Bur-
man child, named Hannah Č. Jenkins, hand of Harriet Howes,
A further contribution of ladies in the Boston Baptist Churches,
towards the purchase of a printing press,

Lincoln Baptist Foreign Mission Society, Auxiliary, in aid of
Foreign Missions, by H. Prince, Esq., Treasurer,
Lincoln Female Cent Society, in aid of Foreign Missions, by
Mrs. Isabella Prince, Treas.

Fem. Miss. Soc. in Chickopee Factory Vill., by Rev. M. Curtis,
Missionary Society connected with Wendell Association, by Rev.
E. Andrews-for Foreign Missions,

73,22

Burman Tracts, 5,04-Burman Bible, 4,50, 9,54
Bur. Schools, 1,02-Thomas Station, 11,25, 12,27-
Evangelical Society of Westfield Baptist Association, by Rev. B.
Putnam, Treas. for Burman Mission,

Burman Bible, 19,32-Burman Tracts, 1,21
Foreign Missions,

5,

10,

18,50

6,

32,90

38,

95,03

134,57

20,53

62,18

-217,28

4,96

3,62

5,

5,

Levi How, Esq., a gold piece, 4,80 Silver, 16 cts.,
Female Missionary Society, Mount Desert, Me., for Bur. Miss.,
Also, Domestic Flannel and Bed Quilt, estimated at $14.
By Mrs. Mary Milliken, Secretary.

Fem. friend in Cambridgeport, for Bur. Miss., by Rev. B. Jacobs,
Nathan Alden, of East Bridgewater, Mass., for Bur. Mission,
with $10 for other institutions.

Rev. E. A. Crawley, Sec. for For. Miss. of N. S. Bap. Associa
tion, on account of collections from societies and individuals,
the past year, for the Burman Mission,

Barnstable Baptist Female Missionary Society, for Bur. Bible,
by Rev. D. Chessman,

800,

26,

Salem Bible Translation and Foreign Mission Society, by J.
Moriarty, Esq., Treas., for Foreign Missions,
Burman Schools, 30,-Burman Tracts, 20,
Support of a Burman child-Priscilla Williams,
Support of a Burman child-Ann Judson,

From the Judson Soc., Cambridge, by Miss M. Brown, Treas.
for the ed. of a Burman child, named Prudence Farwell, 25,
and a Burman child named Sarah Jacobs,
Essex Baptist Missionary Convention, of Essex County, N. Y.
by F. Stone, Treasurer,

We have received several favors, to which we shall give attention.

The request of a Correspondent shall be readily complied with in our next. Our next number, for January, 1835, will be embellished with a portrait of Ko Chet-thing, the Karen teacher.