Examen des évaluations et de travail du monde . un arrêt à Niagara, et enfin l'American por-tion du voyage se terminera avec une voile vers le bas du côté opposé figure Albany à New York. Arrangementshave été faites à tous les points d'escale pour theaccommodation des visiteurs et pour voir tous les objets l'avantage atbest d'intérêt. Diverses autres institutions et organisations inGreat Grande-bretagne sont devenues très intéressé par thearrangements MM. Mitchell et Hogg sont mak-ing, et espère être en mesure d'envoyer des députations de theirown les jeunes travailleurs. Ainsi, à la suite d'entreprise de la Regent Street Polytechnic

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Review of reviews and world's work . a stop at Niagara, and finally the American por-tion of the journey will end with a sail down theHudson from Albany to New York. Arrangementshave been made at all the stopping-points for theaccommodation of the visitors and for seeing atbest advantage all objects of interest. Various other institutions and organizations inGreat Britain have become highly interested in thearrangements Messrs. Mitchell and Hogg are mak-ing, and hope to be able to send deputations of theirown young workingmen. Thus, as a result of theenterprise of the Regent Street Polytechnic, somethousands of young British mechanics will enjoy aholiday trip to America, and every man will beprovided with first-class accommodations, at a totalexpense for everything, from start to finish, ofabout $115 apiece. It would probably cost $400 or$500 for an individual tourist to provide himselfwith precisely identical accommodations. The commissioners have requested the allotment, of a piece of park ground, on or near the Exposi-. MR. DWIGHT L. MOODY. tion area, for a representative encampment andheadquarters of young Britons. It is to be hopedthat the application may be granted, and that manythousands of young Americans may call at the en-campment and extend greetings to their sturdycousins from the mother island. THREE EMINENT ENGLISHMEN. CHARACTER SKETCHES OF SPURGEON, MANNING AND MACKENZIE. By W. T. STEAD. I. REV. CHARLES HADDON SPURGEON. THIRTY years ago, to most of the English-speaking race, there were two great preachers—Henry Ward Beecher in America and Charles Had-don Spurgeon in England. Both were derided, ridiculed, and covered with opprobrium by the su-percilious minority, whose fate it seems to be in•every age to register its own shame in the pages ofhistory by the epithets of contumely which it hurlsagainst those of whom the world is not worthy.But to most of those who speak the tongue whichShakespeare spoke those two men appeared headand shoulders above all

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