Besides merchants, there are many professional men among them, about a dozen physicians in New York city alone: Dr. Dadirian, Dr. Gabrielian, Dr. Ayvazian, Dr. Apkarian, Dr. Altarian, Dr. Koutoojian. Some of them are engravers and photographers. In New York city there are Hagopian, Kasparian, Matigian, and others, very skillful engravers. In Boston there is the New England Engraving Co., who are Armenians; the manager is Mr. G. Papazian. There are about half a dozen Armenians who are pastors of American churches in different states. About a dozen are special lecturers on the Armenian atrocities: Mr. H. Kiretchjian, the secretary of the American Relief Association, Mr. Samuelian, Rev. A. Bulgurgian, Rev. S. Deviryian, Mr. S. Yenovkian, etc. There are hundreds of Armenian students distributed among nearly all the universities, colleges, and theological seminaries in America, and most of them are of a superior sort. The greatest physicians in Turkey are Armenians, who were graduated from different medical colleges in this country. Some of the leading pastors and professors in Armenia, who were banished and killed during the recent atrocities, were graduated in this country. Of the factory hands mentioned, there are about 1,000 in Worcester, Mass.; about 800 in New York and Brooklyn; about 400 in Boston, and the remainder are scattered everywhere from New York to California, from Maine to Florida. A number of Armenian young men have married American women; I believe ninety per cent. are happy. After forty or fifty years, there will be a large class of American citizens of Armenian blood, and many millionaires among them. They are gifted in business, and they are a sober, honest, and faithful people. I do not think that there is a single criminal among the 10,000 Armenians in this country. Some of the Armenian daily and weekly newspapers are as follows: In Constantinople: Arevelk, Avedaper, Puragn, Dyaghig, Hayrenik, Masis, Pounch. In Smyrna: Arevlian Mamoul. In Etchmiazin: Ararat. In Tiflis: Aghpour, Artzakank, Mishag, Murj, Nor-Tar, Darak. In Venice: Pazmaveb. In Vienna: Hantes Arnsoria. In Marseilles: Armenia. In London: L'Armenic. In New York: Haik. Wherever the Armenians go they carry with themselves the church, the school, and the press. THE ARMENIAN RELIEF ASSOCIATION. This association is putting forth every effort to alleviate the sufferings of needy Armenians wherever they may be found; their work has already resulted in untold blessings and it deserves the hearty support and contributions of the benevolent public. The officers of the association are the following well-known American and Armenian gentlemen: Right Rev. Bishop H. Y. Satterlee, D.D., president. Hon. Levi P. Morton, first vice-president. Right Rev. Bishop Potter, D.D., second vice-president. Charles H. Stout, Esq., treasurer. J. Bleeker Miller, Esq., chairman executive committee. Nicholas R. Mersereau, Esq., secretary.