He acknowledges McFarland's letter of April 8. They are pleased that he intends to visit the Mountain in vacation. Since Father Edward Surin Sourin is to address the Philomathean Society they hope he will come for the exhibition. They will be mostly absent in the vacation. The anticipated changes as St. John's surprise them. Beleké is happy that he is still at the Mountain. Father John McCaffrey did not give a positive answer about Mr. Ansley since they do not want to increase the lay professors at the college. Mr. Giraud received only $200 per annum. Belekeé teaches 7 classes and has 106 students. James Clark is first prefect at Georgetown. Dr. Shorb has returned from Texas. The fever for that country has subsided. He was accompanied through Texas by the elder Giraud and Rev. J. Miller. McFarland should get his exeat before he leaves New York. :: I-1-a A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.