THE OTIIKK HII>K OK TIIK HTOKY. At Hurley, near Ringwood in Hamp shire, on 12th October, tho Hnv Frank L. Hopkins, follow and tutor of Trinity College, Cambridgo, delivered an nddross upon Horvift, he having hist returned from a four months' stay in Borvia nnd Tuikoy. Mr Hopkins, who is a Liberal in his political opinions, said tho (Servians had rendered themselves conspicuous to their host rulers, even to tho oxtont of assassination. They had been notorious for baseness, for treachery, for cowardico, yet for a vain parade of bravery. In the present war, whon thoy had pro claimed that they bad fought a battle and obtained a victory, he had been on a neighboring height, and had seen nothing which could bo called a battle, and instead of a victory tho Servian troop* had retreated xuiur r/iri prut ; thousands of them not once, and others but onoo, having discharged thoir rifles. The treatmont of their wotindod had been characterised 1-y the most culpable dis regard and negligence, wbilo the Turks in their comfortable hospitals niado pro vision etjual to that of the best English infirmaries. In Sorvia ho never slept without having his revolver in liana ; whereas in tho houses of tho Turku ho needed no nuoli precaution. Many of the allogod ••atrocities" woro in vention*. Ho had certain know lodge that the foundation for tho story that the 'links romtod the prisoners nlive, wns no other than that the Soi vinn* »ltem«< lm« picked mi some of tlitir slain fiom the tit hi, liiHferieu them to trees, nnd put fires under them, for the purpose of appealing to uhnt they hoped would be n world wide sympathy. Home of the more reckless agents of the prois from England had favored and pi omul gated the calumny, knowing t lint it «■• a gro*B deception. The vote of thank-* to the lecturer was proposed by the rector, the Rev. J. J(. Craig.
