Mrs. Dhalgren is sorry to learn that Henry's claim had taken an unfortunate aspect. She knows how almost impossible it is ever to get a hearing for a claim against the government. On receiving Henry's letter she asking the kind offices of SenatorEdwin Conger. As she has received no reply, which she did not request knowing haw fully the Senator's time is occupied, she is unable to say what will be done. Should she receive any information on the subject, she will let Henry know. It will be a pity not to give to the world the writings of Henry's gifted father Orestes A. Brownson :: III-3-a A. L. S. 4pp. 12mo.