meet with Macedonia, by H. Braileford; am afraid in China you will, not tremely interesting and very corrvet. Ho traces the origins of our races, and giver reacovn for their mutual hatred; he hay aleo a scheme of reform, but I don't know when he is going to it put in action, There is an idea now 8 Albanian Comité: may unite with the Bulgarians, the Roumanians to furnish the money to the Albanians in return for pro ection; they have 1,200,000 francs ready. If thia were to be Maco lo tio might yet be free, and that with. out an Kuropean war, God grant we may hear more of this *Tt anams the vold mine some few hours from Sslonica is to be worked at Inst, Iam tol by an English company, but thia I cannot believe; anyhow one of the ongiueors told me T might recommend employes. T hive at once sent two, have been told to come for their employ many men who exnnot find work now, but it has been kept very secret 60 that' even now T can hardly Ix it But I hope, on account of all mop.
We have received the Journal of the Royal Colonial Institute for May.—At th ordinary general mooting of 'y the session, paper on Australian Immigration" was read by Mr. Walter James, K. O. (Agent-General for Western Australis). The speaker remarked on: the comparative ignorance of the
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