Fitzgibbon will read Brownson's letter to Kerwin this evening. He went to Notre Dame with, an old friend and a professor there from 1857 to 1862, an able man who brought his son to be educated at Notre Dame. Nothing was left undone to make their visit comfortable and pleasant. They called on Father T. O'Sullivan, who is slowly gaining strength. Fitzgibbon sent his friend from the West who studied with Archbishop Patrick A. Feehan to see him in the interest of Father O'Sullivan, but the Archbishop was out. The bank deal has fallen trough. Cunnia has returned to Cleveland. :: III-3-b A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.