At Smyrna, in 1847 and 1848, were printed, Barth's Church History, 354 pages, 3,000 copies; 1,062,000 pages. At Constantinople, after the removal of the press, in 1853; Hymn Book, 112 pages, 2,000 copies; 224,000 pages. In 1854, a tract of 20 pages, 2,000 copies; 40,000 pages. In 1860, tracts, 5,000 copies, 40,000 pages. In 1863, tracts, . . . . 6,000 pages. Printing in Modern Greek, at Athens, under the supervision of Dr. King:-- Up to 1844, 32 books and tracts, 3,717 consecutive pages, 128,-215 pages in the whole. In 1845, 2,000 copies, 664,000 pages. In 1846, 3,000 copies, 190,500 pages. In 1853 to 1856, a collection of the publications of the American Tract Society, vol. I.--V., making 2,500 consecutive pages of the five volumes. In 1855, Chrysostom on Reading the Scriptures, 180 pages. Two volumes of Sermons, 48 in number, by Dr. King. A volume of Miscellanies, including his Farewell Letter to his Friends in Palestine and Syria. IN GRECO-TURKISH (THE TURKISH LANGUAGE IN GREEK LETTERS). Christ's Sermon on the Mount, 16 pages, 450 copies. History of Moses, of Samuel, of Elijah, of Elisha, of Daniel, of Esther; each a volume by itself; total, 524,000 pages. From 1840 to 1853, were printed 55,000 copies of the Scriptures. In 1854 and 1855, the Bible in 8vo, 7,000 copies, 2,456,000 pages. In 1864, 72 pages, 3,000 copies; in all, 216,000 pages. In 1867, the Tract Primer, 5,000 copies, 340,000 pages. In 1869, a Hymn Book, 264 pages, 2,000 copies; 528,000 pages. IN ANCIENT ARMENIAN. The New Testament, 836 pages, 2,000 copies. At Smyrna, 1838. The Four Gospels, printed separately, 1,000 copies. The Acts and Epistles, of the same edition, 1,500 copies, in 1843. The Psalter, 274 pages, total 548,000 pages; 3,000 copies printed in 1841; 2,000 copies in 1846. The New Testament, 2,000 copies, 1,464,000 pages; in 1853. The Christian Teacher, 136 pages, 500 copies; in 1838. Daily Food for Christians, 62 pages, 1,000 copies; in 1838. In 1869, printed 268 consecutive pages and 4,250 copies. IN MODERN ARMENIAN.