_Green Bay Agency, Wisconsin._ Agent, Jos. C. Bridgman. Farmer and Teacher, W. W. Wheeler. Matron, Mrs. W. W. Wheeler. Teacher, Miss S. B. Dresser. _Ft. Berthold Agency, Dakota Territory._ Agent, E. H. Alden. _Sisseton Agency, Dakota Territory._ Agent, E. H. C. Hooper. Teachers, (Connected with the Mission of the A. B. C. F. M.) _S’Kokomish Agency, Washington Territory._ Agent, Edwin Eells. Missionary, Rev. Myron Eells. Teachers, (Supported by Gov’t.) * * * * * MENDI MISSION, WEST AFRICA. _Missionaries and Assistants._ Mr. Jas. Kirk. Mrs. M. M. Mair. Rev. Floyd Snelson. Mrs. Floyd Snelson. Dr. Benj. James. Mrs. Benj. James. Mr. A. E. White. Mr. Samuel Goodman. Mr. Elias Tucker. Mrs. During. Mr. Buel Tucker. Mrs. Thomas. Mr. —— Jewett. * * * * * AFRICA. * * * * * OUR NEW MISSIONARIES. Arrival at Sherbro—A Hearty Welcome—First Impressions. Our letters from the newly arrived band of missionaries at the Mendi Mission have been, of necessity, brief and hurried. We learn from them that the party arrived at Sierra Leone on the 19th of November, and landed the next morning. In a letter dated Nov. 22, from Sierra Leone, Mr. White says: “We had, as you know, fifty-seven days on our voyage. The sea is a bad road to ride. All of us were sick some, and Mr. and Mrs. Snelson, Mrs. James and Mrs. Pardoe’s little boy, we thought would not be able to make the voyage. The captain is a very fine man, indeed, and tried to do all for us that was in his power. We are very thankful to him for the kindness he showed toward us. We are very well pleased with Africa—that is, so far as we have seen, but we cannot compare Sherbro with this place, because the people here are not all native, and those at Sherbro are. The mission has a house in Sierra Leone, in which we will stay till we go next week, by steamer, to our station. I want to visit some of the Industrial Schools here before I leave, so that we can tell how they are carried on.