We are privileged to make the f-lio excerpts from " Inter rectly rece from % Sister of Charity, w king among the distressed po ple of Salonikn October 16—Here nothing is hein clued. Enropescems united on off war, but net to make I fe endurable for these poor people—thousauls of homeless and starving peasants, one inay almost add thousands of striving soldiers. Engtisly peuple seem at ast taking an intere-t in the terrible misery, bur thet dues not mean sJlevia'ing it. Even were they '0 send money, as they probably will ere lo: g. in the present state of things they will only be throwing it into x bottomless Until there is some sort of safety for li and property, some d stant h_po of som thing somewhat resembling justice, there is nothing to be done. All' the same th+ Sister< of St. Vivernt at Monastir are going the round of the burnt ellagex wih an escort of soldiers, distributing clarty sent by the Frenee Ambarsador—£40, with bbe-ty to se' for more. OF cause it isa mere deep in the ocean bat they are ghd to have it, and they are received everywhere '"comme lo: envoy Ges de Dien." T believe an American Society has also sent some invney to ite Protestant. missionaries, 50,000 starving people; but they are passing by thousands into Bulgaria, Of cour-e nobody is cultivating the land this year: nothing will be sown, so next year noti-ing will he re+ped. Mr,——declares he hae added up all the Bulgariavs kill-d according to the newspapers: he says they pxx" 300,000, #0 tht. as there are no more, the whole affair is fi spectable newspapers employ such uncon-scientious correspondents They ought to be punished, it seems to me, if they publish barefaced lies without even attempting to verify anything. The Consuls are nat much better. The Austrian and Russian Consuls made a tour just Intely in Northern Macedonia: they sent. their dragoman before them to tell the villagers to pre pie their complaints, and then booked all they heard. They had am-znificent portfolio full of c-plaints, but never verified any. They we tnotto learn truths but to make up a one-sided story. Sister Lucy came back last night from the villages, where she inw no men. and the women and children possessed but the clothes they were. Some the houses are being built again; Bulgarian houses don't take long to build, £10 fora hous-. [shoud like to buy an enormous tract of Ixnd and build up village or two, and it would be much the better way to help the people, and when cultivated properly would in the end bring a big profit...'.......We are so longing what the: European control is to consist, but you will know ere you receive this, and it is humbug, which means tha! the revolu-tiou will continue again next year with just a pause in the winter.""
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