If nothing now unforseen and unanticipated occurs to prevent him, Brownson shall leave New York for Detroit on Thursday the 27 inst. by the afternoon express train. The time it leaves New York he knows not, but believes it is 5 P.M. though it is possible he may leave by the 8 a.m. express, which fact he will let Henry know by writing. Brownson intends making a visit of two or three weeks, but not so long if extra expense is involved. Brownson comes from necessity ? and drinks no wine, beer or liquors of any sort. If a lecture is wanted, the notice can be given after his arrival. Love to Fifine and grandchildren. :: III-3-a A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.