The Sabbath interferes with the interests of none but those who live by the ignorance, superstition, vice, and degradation of mankind; those who have their wealth from Babylon the great, who traffic in “slaves and souls of men.” Let all, then, of every class and station, examine this subject; the more it is viewed in the light of truth, the more its importance will appear. He who is desirous of the well-being of his fellow-men, ought not, and cannot consistently, pass it lightly by; and even he whose contracted mind looks only at his personal interest, may not safely slight it. [Illustration: FINIS] THE Christian Union and Religious Memorial. EDITED BY REV. ROBERT BAIRD, D. D. PUBLISHED MONTHLY, AT TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE. THIS magazine is devoted to the cause of Christian Union among all Evangelical denominations, and its great object will be to make the Church below more like the Church above, by the infusion of that spirit of Christian love and brotherly kindness which should distinguish all the members of _Christ’s_ body, whatever name they bear on earth. It will contain essays on Christian union and collateral subjects, by some of the best writers at home and abroad. Another essential feature of our work will be a monthly memorial or resumé of the progress of religion in all lands. We shall pay particular attention to missionary operations throughout the world, and keep our readers acquainted with the progress of religion in foreign countries by the various missionaries there employed. Our foreign correspondence will be extensive and various, and our readers will thus be kept informed of the changes and progress of events in Europe. Although we shall keep clear of discussions on doctrinal points, we shall feel at full liberty to animadvert freely on whatever we may deem errors in practice, wherever they may exist. At the same time, we shall advocate, with all our powers, every true Christian reform which shall tend to improve and elevate mankind. Our work has already received the highest commendations, and our arrangements will enable us to make considerable improvements the coming year. SAMUEL HUESTON, 139 Nassau street. [Illustration] RECOMMENDATIONS. The _Christian Union and Religious Memorial_, edited by DR. BAIRD, is a rich repository of valuable matter, statistical and historical, bearing upon the interests of religion in all parts of the world.--_N. Y. Observer._