Mr.Clark returning to the United States, Dr.Hamlin renewed his connection with the Bebek Seminary.
Mr.Dunmore, after describing a tour he had made of twelve hundred miles from Erzroom to Oroomiah in Persia, and from thence, on his return, through Russian Armenia, gives the following summary of his missionary travels: "I have travelled on horseback over six thousand miles in Turkey, and one thousand in Persia and Russia, between two and three hundred on goat skins upon the Tigris, and over fifteen hundred by steamer, without sickness by the way, without accident, or the loss of an article of value.

And I have never taken a guard when travelling alone, for protection from robbers.

Surely we may safely trust Him who says: 'Believe in God, believe also in me.'"[1] [1] _Missionary Herald_ for 1859, pp.

306-313.
The missionaries at Cesarea were much encouraged by the progress of the work there.

Mr.Leonard thus writes: "The church, though constantly dismissing members to other churches, still maintains its numbers by fresh accessions from without, and is at the same time evidently advancing in consistent, intelligent Christian character.
Here are some noble exemplars of faith and piety, who search the Scriptures daily, and adorn their doctrines by a godly life.