The Secretary’s report of the standing of the Wisconsin Conference, just received, contains the following encouraging statement of the present condition of the cause in that State:— “It is gratifying to note that notwithstanding there have been but few churches raised up, and but few additions to the older churches, yet there is a marked improvement in the spiritual condition of our Conference. “Nearly all are coming up on the health reform, and the testimonies. The hearts of the people are softening in view of the great work before us, and the shortness of the time in which that work must be done. “The people respond liberally to the calls for means to carry on the good work. At a meeting recently held in this place (Monroe), nearly $500.00 were raised for the Delinquent Fund and Tract Society. Over $100.00 more were pledged in this district (two churches) than the entire delinquency of the Conference. One other district raised nearly $300.00. And so the good work goes on. “I feel happy to state that some of the causes which have weighed us down, as a Conference, are being removed. To God be all the praise.”