TO THE PRINCIPAL MATTERS CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME.
-see Syria.
Abenaquis, mission to, 16; annual survey, 16.
Adabazar-see Constantinople.
Africa, South, mission to, 2, 123, 213, 247, 284,
299, 370, 373-7, 409; annual survey, 2; gen-
eral meeting, 123; land commission, 123, 373;
admissions to the church, 124, 247, 374; en-
couragement, 124; station reports, 124; Um-
voti, 124, 247; church members, 125, 284, 374;
opposition, 126, 127, 131, 133, 284, 299, 375,
412, 415; Umsunduzi, 127, 373; new station
at Table Mountain, 128; Inanda, 130, 247;
Umlazi, 130, 247, 378-9; Ifumi, 132, 299, 378;
new station at Ahmalongue, 133, 379; new sta-
tion at Ifafa, 134, 376; commotion in the Zulu
country, 140; Messrs. Abraham, Wilder and
Tyler, 177, 370; Mr. and Mrs. Ireland, 247,
378; the work advancing, 370, 375; character of the people, 377; monthly concert, 378; letter from Mr. Grout, 409; schools, 409; journal of Mr. Bryant, 410; call for a printer, 410; su- perstition, 411, 413, 416; meetings for prayer, 412, 415; conversion, 414.
Africa West, mission to, 3, 120, 208, 219, 284,
370; annual survey, 3; Mr. Walker's tour into
the interior, 120; annual report, 208; notice of
Mrs. Walker, 208; schools, 209; religious in-
terest, 209, 210; church, 209; death of Mrs.
Griswold, 209; new stations, 210; remarkable
conversion, 218; King George, 284; health of the mission, 370.
Ahmedouggur mission, 6, 176, 204, 264, 273,
284, 405, 417, 433; annual survey, 7; visit of
Mr. and Mrs. Ballantine to Arungabad, 176;
letter from Mr. Fairbank, 204; devices of the
brahmins, 204; letter from Mr. Burgess, 205;
seminary, 205, 405; Mr. Ballantine's report,
264; schools, 264, 268; liberality of English
residents, 265; preaching, 205, 265; native
assistants, 266; native church, 266; Seroor
station, 267, 284; Seroor church, 268, 284;
Seroor out-station, 268; Dajeeba, 268; Bhin-
gar station, 269; Mr. Munger's tours, 269;
striking incidents, 269-72; opposition and en-
couragements, 269-72; letter from Mr. Wilder,
Aintab, station at, 4, 41, 134, 138, 232, 316, 406,
422; letter from pious natives to Mr. Van
Lennep, 41; Mr. Schneider's journal, 134–8;
persecution, 134-7; inquiry in other places,
134, 135, 233-5, 316, 317-19; progress, 136,
138, 139, 235, 319; admissions to the church,
136, 137; interesting young man, 137; zeal of
the church, 232; Christian liberality, 235; con-
gregation divided, 406; letter from Doct. Smith,
422; prejudice removed, 423.
Aleppo, station at, 5, 187, 233, 320; annual sur- vey, 5; death of Bedros, 186; native brethren, 187, 233, 322; letter from Messrs. Benton and Ford, 320; Oriental Christianity, 320; char-
acter of the priesthood, 320; state of the
people, 321; facility of intercourse, 321; reli-
gious services, 322; the school, 322; progress,
323.
Amahlongue-see Africa, South.
American Bible Society, 246.
American Board, survey of its missions, 1-17;
annual meeting appointed at Oswego, 141, 285;
meetings in behalf of, 248; annual meeting
appointed at Pittsfield, 330; receipts of, 330;
proceedings of the annual meeting, 337.
American Education Society, 247.
American Home Missionary Society, 245.
American Protestant Society, 246.
American Seamen's Friend Society, 245.
American Sunday School Union, 247.
American Tract Society, 246.
Amoy mission, 10, 49, 169, 176, 212, 253, 305, 405; annual survey, 10; church at Amoy, 49, 255; engraving, 50; Romanism, 51; church members, 170, 255; appeal for reinforcements, 254; an inquiring family, 170, 405; service for females, 171; nature of the work to be done,
171; Mr. Pohlman's death, 176, 212, 253; Mr.
Talmage's return, 305; present labors, 305;
the inquiring family, 306; reinforcement asked,
Baptist (English) Missionary Society, 283.
Batticotta-see Ceylon. Beirût-see Syria.
Bhinghar-see Ahmednuggur.
Bombay mission, 6, 163, 272, 369; annual sur-
vey, 6; tour of Messrs. Hume and Bowen in
the Southern Concan, 163-8; annual report,
272; congregations, 272; schools, 272; disci-
pline, 237; intemperance, 273; progress of
Christian ideas, 273; new station at Satara,
369.
Borneo mission, 10; annual survey, 10.
Broosa, station at, 4, 148, 328; annual survey, 4;
Mr. and Mrs. Crane, 176; effect of cholera,
148; interesting family, 148; persecution, 149;
the church, 328.
Canton mission, 9, 33, 52, 56, 176, 405; annual
survey, 9; Mr. and Mrs. Williams, 33; new
version of the New Testament, 52-6; idolatry
of the Chinese, 52; structure of the language,
52; proficiency of foreigners in Chinese, 53;
annual report, 56; distribution of labor, 56;
boys' school and Bible class, 57; medical
practice, 57; demand for books, 57; Mr. Bon-
ney at Honam, 176; preaching services, 405.
Ceylon mission, 8, 68, 88, 104, 141, 223, 227,
247, 255, 284, 307, 329, 380; annual survey,
8; Doct. Green and his assistants, 68; native helpers, 8, 88; native evangelical society, 88, 258; annual meeting, 89; village preaching, 89, 141, 259, 308; Chavagacherry, 90, 141,
258; Varany, 90; bell at Manepy, 90; Batti- | Inanda-see Africa, South. cotta seminary, 91-3, 223-7, 381; a village church, 93; statistics of idolatry, 104, 308; caste, 141; death of Mrs. Scudder, 247, 260, 263; happy deaths, 227-30, 307, 380; annual report, 255; churches, 256, 259, 308; Batti- cotta, 256; Oodoopitty, 257; Oodooville, 257; Tillipally, 257; Panditerripo, 257; native con- verts, 259; death of a catechist's wife, 260; progress, 284; Oodooville boarding-school, 309; other schools, 309; meeting of Batticotta graduates, 330.
Chavagacherry-see Ceylon.
Cherokees, mission to, 13, 104, 140, 284, 330, 350, 370; annual survey, 13; death of Miss Stetson, 104, 140; additions to the churches, 284, 370; Christian liberality, 330; interest at Dwight, 330; Fairfield, 370. Choctaws, mission to, 13, 141, 210, 248, 285, 330, 350, 370; annual survey, 13; admissions to the church, 13, 141, 210, 248, 285, 330, 370; correspondence with, 350; the western church- es, 210, 248, 330; liberality, 330, 367; new church organized, 365; piety and progress, 366; schools, 330, 366.
Church Missionary Society, 283.
Constantinople, station at, 4, 32, 37, 149, 176, 191, 213, 239, 275, 328,370, 398, 401; annual survey, 4; Mr. Hohannes, 32, 176, 191, 213, 314; changes, 37; Mr. Dwight's letter from Malta, 38; change of Patriarchs, 41; move- ment in the interior, 68; Nicomedia, 149, 151, 194, 313, 328; Adabazar, 150, 314, 328; state of the church, 176, 191, 276, 328, 370, 401; new Patriarch, 193, 276; opposition, 193; Sultan's visit to Nicomedia, 194; revival in the boarding-school, 213, 239; children of mis- sionaries, 240, 370; the co-pastor, 276, 328, 401; Bebek seminary, 276, 398, 402; religious interest, 277; political aspects, 277; fire in Pera, 328; interest in the truth, 402.
Jewish misssions, how to be conducted, 101. Kaffir tribes, 172. Kaposia-see Sioux. Kaneohe-see Sandwich Islands. Kau-see Sandwich Islands. Kaulau-see Sandwich Islands. Kealakekua-see Sandwich Islands. Kohala-see Sandwich Islands.
Lahaina-see Sandwich Islands. Lac-qui-Parle-see Sioux. London Missionary Society, 283.
Madras mission, 7, 24, 176, 205, 213, 230, 329, 390; annual survey, 7; meeting simultaneous with that of the Board, 24; schools, 176; ad- missions to the church, 176; the Spirit needed, 205; Mr. and Mrs. Dulles, 213; human sacri- fices in Goomsor, 230; Armenians in Madras, 329; extent of the field, 390, 392; distribution of laborers, 390; appeal for help, 391. Madura mission, 7, 46, 168, 206, 213, 262, 284, 329, 385, 389, 416, 433; annual survey, 7; Mr. Cherry's visit to Combay and other vil- lages, 46; Periacolum, 47, 262; village con- gregations, 48, 49, 207, 329, 387; persecution, 49; Doct. Scudder's labors, 168; Pulney Hills, 168; heathen villages, 206; baptisms, 207, 384; help needed, 208; Doct. and Mrs. Shel- ton, 213; character of the Catechumens, 262; Mr. Webb's children, 284; Doct. Scudder's departure, 263; medical establishments, 263; cholera, 264; annual report, 383; Mrs. Little, 383; native assistants, 384; native church, 384; preaching, 385; schools, 385; Pulney, 389; Romanism, 389; letter from Mr. Herrick -tour, 416. Manepy-see Ceylon.
Massachusetts Sabbath School Society, 247. Molokai-see Sandwich Islands.
Donations, 33, 69, 101, 141, 177, 213, 248, 285, Mosul, spirit of inquiry at, 97, 186, 310, 393.
Embarcation of missionaries, 68, 177, 248, 433. Erzeroom, station at, 4, 98, 152, 240, 277, 328; opposition, 98, 153; toleration, 98, 241; Mr. Peabody's visit to Kasabah, 152-6; Geghi, 152-6, 279, 328; the Vartabed of Geghi, 155, 156, 241, 277; progress, 240; city missions, 241.
Fairfield-see Cherokees.
Foreign Evangelical Society, 245. Fuh-chau mission, 10, 221, 300; annual survey, 10; Mr. Johnson's labors, 221, 300; Mr. Peet's labors, 222; schools, 222, 300; the greatness of the work, 222; encouragement, 223; mer- cenary professions, 300; call for more mission- aries, 302; future life of the Chinese, 302; ancestral tablets, 302; funeral rites, 303; offer- ing at the tombs, 303; ancestral homage, 305. Greece, mission to, 3, 103, 175, 213, 404; annual survey, 3; encouragement, 103, 176, 213, 404; Simonides, 175; public worship, 176, 404; other services, 404.
Hana-see Sandwich Islands. Hasbeiya-see Syria.
Nestorian mission, 5, 25, 26, 32, 94, 157, 195, 241, 248, 279, 310, 370, 393, 418, 433; annual survey, 5; death of Mrs. Stoddard, 6, 25; Patriarch's hostility to the mission, 26-32, 94-6, 157-63, 196, 202, 243, 396; Mar Yohannan, 28, 200, 202, 242, 244; Mar Gabriel, 31, 96; the new King, 31, ecclesiastics, 31; Mr. Stevens, 32; disturbances, 96; movement at Mosul, 97, 186, 310, 393; the Turks in the mountains, 95, 195; prospect in the mountains, 161; Deacon Guergis, 162, 197, 281; missionary spirit, 162; seminary at Seir, 162, 163, 198-9; Noorullah Bey, 195, 248; Old Testament translated, 197; revival, 198-204, 248, 279, 396; famale semi- nary, 198, 199; Geog Tapa, 198, 200, 243, 281, 396; native preachers, 198; Deacon Isaac, 200, 244; Charbash, 200, 241; Degala, 200, 242, 281; Mar Yoosuph, 200, 244; Seir, 201; characteristics of the revival, 202, 243, 280; Ardishai, 241; Vaserowa, 243; Malik of Geog Tapa, 244; ravages of locusts, 311; interest- ing girls, 312; visit of Messrs. Perkins and Stocking at Mosul, 393-5; inquiring Jacobites and Romanists, 394-5; a new coadjutor, 395; mountains opened, 396; reformed liturgy, 396; letter from Mr. Cochran, 418; journal of John,
Home proceedings, 68, 141, 177, 248, 285, 330, New York Indians, mission to, 15, 367; annual
Hilo-see Sandwich Islands.
Honolulu-see Sandwich Islands.
survey, 15; annual report, 367; political changes, 367; churches, 367; schools, 367; social state, 368; discouragements, 368; en- couraging facts, 369. Nicomedia-see Constantinople.
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Panditerripo-see Ceylon.
Pawnees, mission to, 14; mission_suspended, 14. Presbyterian Board of Missions, 245. Pulney Hills-see Madura.
Salonica, station at, 5, 68, 176, 274, 403, 406, 424; embarcation of missionaries for, 68; in- structions, 101; Messrs. Maynard and Dodd at Smyrna, 176; station commenced, 274; pros- pect, 274, 403; the teacher of the missionaries, 404; Mr. Maynard's sickness, 406; letter from Mr. Dodd, 424; death of Mr. Maynard, 424. Sandwich Islands mission, 11, 17, 67, 73, 103, 109, 145, 175, 181, 213, 217, 329, 359, 405, 426; annual survey, 11; schools, 11, 20, 67, 74, 76, 78, 82, 83, 85, 88, 114, 115, 117, 119, 364; general letters, 17, 359; revivals, 18, 77, 80, 103, 113, 114, 116, 119, 145, 147, 217; the churches, 17, 19, 75, 85, 87, 111, 114, 118, 175, 362, 405; temperance, 19, 22, 81, 112, 118; Hawaiian piety, 18, 80; missionaries' children, 20; improvement, 21, 23, 75, 81, 82, 86, 87; Romanism, 19, 75, 77, 81, 84, 87, 115, 118, 119; benevolence, 68, 74, 77, 80, 82, 86, 87, 114, 117, 118, 217, 363; churches in Honolulu, 113-15, 175; tours, 76, 146; the domestic relations, 22; sickness, 175, 213, 218, 219, 328, 330, 359-61; former insecurity, 23; evils of heathenism, 23; visit to the King, 24; progress, 68, 112, 119; Kailua, 73; Kealalakekua, 74; Kau, 74, 175; decrease of population, 74; Hilo, 75, 181; Hilo boarding-school, 77, 364; Waimea, 78; native helpers, 79; Kohala, 82; Sabbath attendance, 82; Sabbath services, 109; a church rebuilt, 84; Lahaina, 83; La. hainaluna seminary, 21, 85. 363; Hana, 85; influence of foreigners, 86; Wailuku, 87, 405; Wailuku seminary, 21, 88, 364; Kaneohe, 103, 217; Molokai, 109, 145, 175; monthly concert, 110; out-stations, 111, 218; influence of for- eigners, 86; Waioli, 119, 175; Waialua, 116, 175; gradual change, 116; Koloa, 118; de- mand for books, 218; death of Kaili, 219;
letter from Mr. Clark, death of Mr. Chamber- lain, 426. Satara-see Bombay. Seroor-see Ahmednuggur.
Shanghat, Mr. Bridgman's appeal for, 68. Siam, mission to, 9; annual survey, 9. Sioux, mission to, 14, 99, 177, 211, 213, 282, 285, 326, 404, 428; annual survey, 14; annual re- port, 99; Kaposia, 99, 285; Oak Grove, 100, 285; Prairieville, 100, 404; Traverse des Sioux, 100; Lac-qui-Parle, 100, 177, 211, 326; encouragement and religious interest at Lac- qui-Parle, 177, 211; Red Wing station, 282; prospects of the Dakotas, 285; prospect at Lac-qui-Parle, 326; opposition, 212, 326, 404; new treaty expected, 405; state of the mission,
Smyrna, station at, 4, 236; annual survey, 4; Mr. Johnston's visit to Tokat, 236-9; Zille, 236; cases of interest at Tokat, 237; native assistants at Tokat, 237.
Stockbridge Indians, mission to, 15. Syria, mission to, 5, 42, 182, 273, 323, 396; an- nual survey, 5; Hasbeiya, 32, 103, 182-5, 324; labors of a native assistant, 42-6; Messrs. Calhoun and Williams, 176; Mr. Whiting's visit to Hasbeiya, 182; new station at Tripoli, 185, 273, 396; report from the Beirut station, 187; cholera, 187; schools. 187-8; preaching, 188-9; report from the Abeih station, 188; movement at Damascus, 189; interest at Beirut, 190, 325; movement at Sidon, 190, 191, 323; inquiry in other places, 191; Mr. Whiting's visit to Tripoli, 273; Jerusalem, 325; Jaffa, 325; the priest of Aramôn, 328; oppo- sition to Messrs. Wilson and Foote at Ehden, 396.
Table Mountain-see Africa, South. Tillipally-see Ceylon. Tokat-see Smyrna.
Trebizond, station at, 4, 312, 421; annual survey, 4; letter from Mr. Powers, 312; spiritual de- clension, 312; opposition, 313; cemetery, 313; death Mr. Hohannes, 421. Tripoli-see Syria.
Umlazi-see Africa, South. Umsunduzi-sce Africa, South. Umvoti-see Africa, South.
Varany-see Ceylon.
Wailuku-see Sandwich Islands. Waimea-see Sandwich Islands. Waioli-see Sandwich Islands. Wesleyan Missionary Society, 283.
INDEX TO NAMES OF PERSONS.
The following Index contains the names of the Missionaries and Assistant Missionaries, whose com- munications are inserted in this volume, and those about whom information is given.
Baldwin, Mrs., 10.
Baldwin, Dwight, 11, 83, 84, 85. Baldwin, Mrs., 11.
Ball, Dyer, 9, 56, 57.
Ball, Mrs., 9.
Ballantine, H., 6, 176, 264, 265, 266.
Ballantine, Mrs., 6, 176. Belden, Miss C., 13.
Benjamin, Nathan, 4. Benjamin, Mrs., 4.
Bennet, Miss Hannah, 13.
Benton, William A., 5, 187, 320. Benton, Mrs., 5. Best, Jacob, 433.
Bishop, Artemas, 11, 113.
Bishop, Mrs., 11.
Bliss, Asher, 15.
Bliss, Mrs., 15.
Bliss, Edwin E., 4.
Bliss, Mrs., 4.
Bliss, Isaac G., 4, 98, 240, 241.
Bliss, Mrs., 4.
Bond, Elias, 11, 82, 83.
Bond, Mrs., 11.
Bonney, Samuel W., 9, 56, 176.
Bowen, George, 6, 163, 165, 167, 168.
Bradley, D. B., 9.
Breath, Edward, 5, 248, 433.
Bridgman, Elijah C., 9, 52, 54, 56, 68.
Bridgman, James G., 9.
Brown, Miss Lydia, 11.
Bryant, James C., 2, 132, 213, 299, 378, 410.
Bryant, Mrs., 2, 132.
Burgess, Ebenezer, 6, 205, 265.
Burgess, Mrs., 6.
Burnell, Thomas S., 8, 9, 213.
Burnell, Mrs., 8, 9, 213.
Bushnell, Albert, 3, 284.
Bushnell, Mrs., 3, 210.
Buttrick, Daniel S., 13.
Byington, Cyrus, 13, 330. Byington, Mrs., 13.
Calhoun, Simeon H., 5, 68, 176.
Calhoun, Mrs., 68, 176.
Capell, Miss Mary Ann, 5, 8.
Cochran, Joseph G., 5, 161, 162, 163, 279, 280, Grout, Mrs., 2, 125.
Cochran, Mrs., 5.
Colton, Miss Marcia, 13.
Conde, Daniel T., 11, 67, 85, 86, 365, 405.
Cook, Sylvester M., 14, 99.
Cooke, Amos S., 11, 113, 364.
Copeland, C. C., 13, 330.
Grout, Lewis, 2, 127, 373, 409. Grout, Mrs., 2.
Gulick, Peter, 11, 113, 117. Gulick, Mrs., 11.
Hall, Edwin O., 11, 113.
Hall, Mrs., 11.
Hall, Miss Lydia S., 13.
Hall, Sherman, 14.
Hall, Mrs., 14.
Hall, William, 15.
Hall, Mrs., 15.
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