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wing in human gore. The Crimean war was the answer of Mars and Bellona to the Peace Societies. Hercules made his appearance once more among men, and laid about him right and left with his big club-Scarcely was the Crimean war well over, before the ruler of France furnished the world with another illustration of his memorable declaration, that "the Empire is Peace." Italy was the scene of this instructive illustration, and the French soldiers demonstrated that they had never listened to Elihu Burritt. They proved themselves as invincible as in the days of Napoleon, and even more destructive. Whilst the advocates of Peace had been uttering benevolent platitudes, the instruments of war had been improved in their death-dealing capacities with an ingenuity which may well have been the work of the devil. The bloody scenes in India, and the tiger-like assaults of the Turks upon the Syrian Christians, added their fearful attestations to the truth that the lion has not yet laid down with