PC P..sLIc.rro.:s.-In recent notice Of :he
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PEACE P,-BLIc 4Tro.s.-In recent notice OF tue
AGrooatc Of Pcace, liz organ Of the American
Peace Society, we expressed some suf7rlse-as
vel, we niyht-that such periodical. on such
subject, saould be sustained no better than ;het
seemed to have been; but we are glad 10 learn
that tine moalhly issues Of this have, tor the !ast
TWO years, va-ied irem 900 TO 1900, and within
that time nearly 2000o0 copies have been .uolished


Ii appears iha; the Society Is now stereotyfIng
series OF popular Tracts on Peace and, from list
of thilty-tour now before Us, perceive they nIe
from some of the bes and strongest pens that ever
wrote We observe the names OF Erasmus aro
Necker on the Continent; OF Chalmers, Hall,
CIarkson and others in England and II tbs
Country such men as D.. Cnannins, President
Quincy and Dr. Malcolm while other Tracts are
10 be published from the pens OF Dr. Worcester,
William Ladd and other able writers.


II seems that the friends Of this good cause are
also a; work IN the Old World. A copy OF the
Herald Of Pcace, a Monthly published by the Lon
don Peace Society fer more than a quarter OF
century. has been laid on our table; and from lis
pages. which are filed mainly with reports con-
Corning The progress Of the Cause, we might CLEAN
no, few items that would interest our readers,
but we restrict ourselves to few In the Depart
men; OF the Press.


We find notice OF thee Peacs Alnianaes for
1916; two published in England, and one IN ihis
City by Collins, Brother Il Co. Pearl-st- We oo-
serve also Peace Reading Book, published IN Lon
don; lIotires Of JTars-an Essay Ola pasesl read
before the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific ln-
stitu.ion by P B. Duncan, A. NJ F. G. s; and
,,;,s etrinq of Pamnhl-ts on the subject OF Peace.
together with the names of several Periodicals that
nave been publishing on the same subject; all en-
trely indeycndeat Of the Peace Societies 1t seems,
moreover tha; the British and Foreign Institute has
announced, as one of the subjects for discussion IN
ISIS, (1day 3eO The Praotieability Of Settling Ma
tionGi Disputes Fittout H'ar.


We have no room for extracts. but may cali the
attention Of our readers to this subject again ioE Ii
is obviously one Of great and growing interest all
over the world