J HIdoo rfrlnce-smd Missionaries. Never -shall: I forget a frank conversation conver-sation which 'I had- In his pnlnce with his highness 'the gnekwar of Rarodn, relates a .correspondent. He told me ! of some of the measures which he has already introduced for the betterment of his subjects and -of the difficulties y which he had encountered. His ad-' ad-' . miration for tilings American Is so un-,l un-,l qualified as to toe almost naive, but I ' think I was naost of nil Impressed "' when he said: 1 m .thinking of calling call-ing together the missionaries and sk-t; sk-t; lnghem to tell me their -views on how we cn Improve thf iua'tlty of -the naif na-if tlve priesthood. Tha I want . to call d the prVsts together and -say to them, o! "Look a the missionaries. See the snc-V snc-V rlflces tv are making to hlp our peo-iple. peo-iple. Ton ought to go out and do the .same kind of work.' " Hie highness j( itias already established a professorship professor-ship of comparative religions lo the ,f Bacoda college for the erpress pur-(i pur-(i pose of Introducing the native rell- glous .leaders to other religions with a ; , 1ew.(f Improve g the quality of their j