A week ago a very interesting lecture was given by who Rev. A. Polhill, ELM, on the Trans-Siberian Railway. He has just ately come across from Europe by that route, so gave us the latest news and the best hints for intending travellers The lecture was given in thy Burgess" chapel to a large and appreciative audience.
The Sunday avenin; tended this winter. a_variety of speakers, 2 Bishop In Mankow. was vers much enjoyed sermon he delivered. A few nights xe had Mr. Stooke, of Chefoo, and last evening Mr. Hartwell, of Chéngta. and Chin for the west.
We hope no accident will ha pen to the boats. Of late up-river parties have been rather unfortunate.
The new prefect and new magistrate have arrived, and taken over the seals of office. The magistrate is a young man of 35, and looks capable. He has a very good degree, and thus stands well in the exes of the schola
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