Father Walsh encloses receipts for Brownson's remittance of yesterday for which he sends his thanks. He hopes to be able to accept Brownson's invitation on his way back from the gathering of the champions of the "cause" in Boston. They will probably "come out strong" for Fisher and Brooks. It appears that the redoubtable Father Stanislaus Fitte was not so badly used up as we supposed by the men who bludgeoned him with Rosmini and other heavy missiles during the whole night after Commencement, and the sympathy we all expressed for him on Thursday morning was wasted, for instead of being "laid up for repairs", he had taken the early train for Chicago. The difference between some men and steam engines is not great. Kindest regards to Mrs. Brownson and Philip. :: III-3-b A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.