The Emigration Of The World

Recent statistics sliow that 19,000.000 of peoiile are residinjr in other thun tUelr nalive country. In Euland thero 03,ikiii loielgners; In Kussia. 344,000; Fruncí-, 1, 001,000; Swltzerland, 211,035; Austria, 183,676; Belfrinm, 146,606; Holland, 8,yI;Italy, 86,966; Sonudluavia, 50,9; Spain, 4Í.703. In North Amerlcn tliere are T,300,042 forelngen ; ttl South Aineric.i, 6,"088,105; In AsU, 1.584.344, and in Afïici, 140,:s;i Knfrland takes the lead in the iminljcr ofpevplfl that leave her sliores. At the pretent linie 4,200,000 of luir sous are ftattered over the world. Qermany come next with a total ol 2,001,000; Mrangely enoufjli 82,000 of these are rwldlng in Frame alone, wliile 2,000,000 :ire in the l'nitcd States. The other natloiis rate in the following order: Italy, 1,000,000; Scarulinavia, 796,070; BelgfulTl, 4!I7,OOO Fraiii--, 88J,6M; Sp;iin, 46Í, WO; AOitrta, 136,000; of whom 118,000 reside in Geiniany.