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Winnes on the rebellion, which seems to grow and the Man chu dynasty coming to an end. He wonders, what religion the Tai ping wan will introduce.

A letter to Winnes from some of the emigrated Chinese complaining of their situation. Translated by Winnes.

Lechler back in Hongkong mentions the Christians at Yamtsau and Mr. Burns in Swatauwho visited the Christians in Yamtsau. He also got news about the rebels in Tschong lok.

Martig on his journey to Tientsin.

Lechler on the members of his Hongkong congregation. The Gospel according to St. Matthew and printed in the Lepsius alphabet has arrived.

Winnes on the right translation for the Chinese word for the name of god Schang ti.

Mrs. Lechler on a journey to Lilong.

Lechler reports the murder or two American missionaries by the rebels.

Ein Brief ist angeheftet von einer Miss Isenberg in Bombay über einen früheren Opium Inspektor, der seine Ersparnisse für Opium opfer in China spendet.

Alle Berichte / all reports 1860

Enthält Berichte von / contains reports by: Philipp Winnes, Christian Martig

Alle Berichte / all reports 1861

Enthält Berichte von / contains reports by: Philipp Winnes, Christian Martig, Rudolf Lechler, Marie Lechler

Annual report by Winnes, Hongkong and Lechler, Lilong. In No. 19 Lechler lists all the Christians around Hongkong and also mentions a Christian schoolteacher who had been baptized by Guetzlaff.

Enthält Berichte von / contains reports by: Philipp Winnes, Christian Martig, Rudolf Lechler, Marie Lechler, Eitel

A report on the station Tschong lok with news of the Christians there.

Lechler describes a visit to the outstation Ten lung tschu to the East of Victoria and other villages in this area.

The newly built mission house in Hongkong is now finished. Lechler defends the building of this house to the committee in Basel.

Winnes' report on his journey to Tschong lok (Chong lok) where Christians are continuously persecuted. See also Nos. 9, 15 and 18 (and part of the report).

E. Eitel on his and Heinrich Bender's arrival in Hongkong.

Translation of a decree by the security commission of Phai then against Christians and "foreign devils".

Lechler mentions the Barmen missionaries Hanspach and Lobscheid who, on a journey to Fa yen, found a great number of Hung siu then's disciples.

A 32 pp report on the journey to Tschong lok. By Winnes. (See also Nos. 7, 9, 15). Special points mentioned: the emigration of Chinese to the West Indies (p. 8). See also No. 5, 1859. Remarkable Customs found in villages along the route. Meeting with mission helper Tshong hin. A continuation of the report follows in letter No. 19. The last page consists of a sketch map of the travel route with the villages of the area.

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