Mr. and Mrs. Livingston thank Henry for the box of game and invite him to visit them. Livingston is in Oswego for the usual court martial duty. It is possible Livingston's company will be sent to Buffalo. To operate in the South would be very unpleasant and he wonders if the country will ever return to first principles—constitutional government. His eldest child attends St. Agnes' school in Albany. He presents his regards to the brothers Van Dyke, to Henry and Fifine. He hopes to see Henry sometime in Henry's charming summer home. :: III-3-a A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.