NEW CARMEL

[s. 551] : A village in Jamaica, W. I., situated in the W. part of the island, S. E. of Station of the Moravian Mis1 mi ionary and his wife, 28 native workers, 1 outstation, 1 place of worship, 2 Sunday schools, 1 Society for Young People, and 688 profe ed Christians. Savanna la Mar. sions (1827), with (1901) NEWCHWANG: One of the treaty ports of China, in the Man chur i an province, Shing-king; situated on a branch of the Liao-ho, 35 miles from the Gulf of Liao-tung, in a vast alluvial plain, extending seaward. The real port is Ying-tze, farther down the river, to which the name of Newchwang is also applied. The port is closed by ice for four or five months in the year. The product of pulse and beans is the principal export. Population about 50,000. Station of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (1869), with (1901) 1 mi ionary and his wife, 21 native workers, 8 outstations, 10 places of worship, 1 theological cla , and 110 profe ed Christians. Station also of the Netherlandn Jiew Bngrland SPG (1892), with a chaplain for English residents. 551