AFRICAN INSTITUTION.

FIFTEENTH REPORT:

253

254

ih.

255

ib.

Present objects of the Institution, 206

Measures and engagements,

ib.

Extent of the Slave Trade, 207

Enormities of the French Slave

Trade,

208

Case of the Ship Le Rodeur, 209

Case of the Ship La Jeune Estelle, 210

Spanish Slave Trade,

211

Portuguese Slave Trade,

212

Report of a Special Committee, ib.

Proceedings of the Am. States, 214

256

ib.

257
ib.
ib.

.

Translations and Printing,

Willingness to receive Books,

General Utility of the Press,

Education of Native Children,

General View of Schools,

Children supported in Mission

Families,

Call for more Missionaries,

Ceylon Mission,

Common Schools,

Manner of collecting the Schools,

Effect of this course of Instruc-

tion,

Preaching of the Gospel,

Mission among the Cherokees,

Station of Brainerd,

Station of Taloncy,

Station of Creek Path,

Mission among the Choctaws,

Station at Mayhew,

Projected Station at the Six

Towns,

Projected Station at French

Camps,

Arkansaw Mission, General Infor-

mation,

Mission to the Sandwich Islands,

Palestine Mission,

Foreign Mission School,

New Missionaries,

AMERICAN BOARD OF COMMIS.

SIONERS.

258

260

305

306

307

308

309

310

ib.

.

Introduction,

Bombay Mission,

Preaching of the Gospel,

Condition of Lapsed Catholics,
Manner of Preaching,
Meeting for Children,
Meeting for Jewish do.
Extracts from Mr. Graves' Jour-

nal,
Reflections on the effect of Preach-

ing,

219
249

ib.

250

ib,

251
ib.

ib.

252

312
389
393
395
307

253

LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

Page
Receipts and Expenditures, 417
Concluding Remarks,

419
Labourers enough,

ib.
Ability to support them,

420

Effects of Christianity on Converted

Pagans,

ib.

Large Funds easily managed, 421
Standard of Christian exertion,

422

BAPTIST BOARD OF FOREIGN

MISSIONS.

SEVENTH REPORT:

Mission to Burman Empire,

51

Indian Mission,

63

African Mission,

55

Columbian College,

ib.

Domestic Missions,

56

Conclusion, .

TWENTY-SEVENTH REPORT :

Page

Introductory Remarks,

89

South Seas,

ib.

China,

90

Malacca,

91

Pulo Penang ; Java,

92

Sincapore, Amboyna, Calcutta, 93

Chinsurah,

94

Benares, Vizagapatam, Madras, 95

Bellary,

96

Belgaum, Bangalore,

97

South Travancore, Surat,

98

Siberia, St. Petersburg, Sarepta, 99

Zante, Malta, Cape-Town,

100

Bethelsdorp, Grequatown, Camp-

bell,

101

New-Lattakoo, Mauritius,

102

Madagascar, Georgetown, W. I. . 103

Berbice, General Remarks,

104

Missionary Seminary, Funds, and

Conclusion,

105

ib.

LONDON SOCIETY FOR PROMO.
TING CHRISTIANITY AMONG
THE JEWS.

THIRTEENTH REPORT:

377

ib.
379
380

381

BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE

SOCIETY.

SEVENTEENTH REPORT :

Introductory Remarks,

127

View of Bible Societies in France, 128

United Netherlands,

129

Switzerland,

130

Germany,

132

Prussia,

135

Denmark,

136

Sweeden,

137

Norway,

138

Russia,

139

Catholic Distribution,

141

Mediterranean,

142

Levant,

143

Calcutta,

165

Serampore,

166

Bombay,

167

Madras,

168

Ceylon,

169

Sumatra-Amboyna,

170

Canton and Malacca,

ib.

Africa,

171

New South Wales,

172

Madeira,

ib.

West India Islands,

ib.

South America,

174

United States,

ib.

British North America,

ib.

Domestic appropriations,

175

Legacies-Works Completed, 176

Works in Progress,

ib.

Conclusion, .

177

Introduction,

Accession of Strength,

lucome and Expenditures,

Publications,

Exertions of Continental Chris-

tians,

Disposition of the Jews to receive

Christian Instruction,

Elberfeld, Frankfort,
Darmstadt, Esslingen, Leipsic,
Breslau,
Komran,
Instances of Jews recently em-

bracing Christianity,

Expectation of a National change

among the Jews,

Conclusion,

383

ib.
384
385
386

ib.

388
jb.

MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF CON-

NECTICUT.

TWENTY-THIRD REPORT :

LONDON CHURCH MISSIONARY

Introductory Remarks,

Missionary labours in Vermont

State of New York,

Pennsylvania,

Ohio,

Kentucky,

Indiana,

Illinois and Missouri,

Mississippi and Louisiana,

Amount of Missionary Labour,

Want of Funds, and Conclusion,

ib.

ib.

Page

Arrival at the Osage encampment, ib.

Indian Council, and selection of a

Site,

ib.

Description of the Site,

472

General Sickness of the Family, ib.

Death of Mrs. Montgomery, Mr.

Seeley, and four Children,

General Improvements,

473

Indian School commenced,

ib.

The venerable Whitehair and bis

Bible,

474

Tuscarora Mission :

Revival-Accession to the Church, 475

Death of the venerable William

Henry,

ib.

Mr. Crane's Removal to Village,

476

The New Church,

ib.

Seneca Mission :

Appointment and Arrival of Rev.

Mr. Harris,

ib.

Singular Ceremony,

477

The Chiefs suggest the organizing

a Church,

ib.

Interesting situation of the Mission, ib.

Cataraugus Mission :
Application for a Teacher at Tone.
wanta,

ib.

Appointment of Mr. Thayer, 478

General Council at Cataraugus, ib.

Mr. Thayer and Family sent to

Page

Cataraugus,

480

Education of Heathen Youth :

Correspondence with Rev. H.

Dagget and Rev. J. Harvey, 481

Arrival of the Beneficiary at Corn-
wall,

ib

Auxiliary Societies :

Rev. B. Baldwin's ('ommission, 482

Rev J. Knox's Commission,

ib.

Rev. S. N. Rowan's Commission, ib.

Appointment of Mr. P. Kanouse, 483

Boards of Agency :

Tbree Boards appointed,

Commissioners for Exploring Indian

Country :

Failure last year,

484

Commission renewed,

ib.
Arrival of Indian Deputation :

Account of Different Tribes, ib.

Interview with the Deputation, ib.

Receipts and Expenditures :

Receipts,

485

Expenditures,

ib.

Resources and Conclusion :

Collections at Monthly Concert, 486

Other Resources,

ib.

Concluding Remar

487

AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR MELIO-

RATING THE CONDITION OF

THE JEWS.

INTERESTING DOCUMENTS:

Page

Count Von der Recke to Rev. Mr.

Frey,

313

Count Von der Recke to Dr. Boudi-

not,

314

Address to the Board by Count

Von der Recke,

ib.

Address to the Board by Mr.

Jadowniskey,

316

Address to the Public by a Com-

mittee of the Board,

321

Page

Rev. W. F. Vaill,

106

W. C. Requa,

107

Rev. E Chapman,

144

W.C. Requa,

184

Rev. W. F. Vaill,

221

Mr Redfield,

223

W. C Requa,

274

Rev. W. F. Vaill,

327

Rev. W. F. Vaill,

396

Rev. W. F. Vaill,

399

Rev. W. F. Vaill,

488

Rev. E. Chapman,

489

Journal :

Departure from Little Rock, 109

Unexpected prosecution,

ib.

Arrival of Mr. Chapman,

Arrested by Shoals,

Afflictive Providence,

UNITED FOREIGN MISSIONARY

SOCIETY.