Daniel E. Rudd came from Cincinnati yesterday to confer with Onahan as to the work of their Committee, and they got on quite harmoniously; Onahan does not anticipate any disagreement. Rudd explained some things regarded the Detroit meeting that had not been clear and which Onahan had been disposed to find fault with—he alludes on the omissions. The call will be prepared and issued by September 1. Is that too late? He hopes to meet Henry J. Spaunhorst in a week or two and if necessary will go to St. Louis for the purpose. The "annexation" of the adjoining towns and villages which goes into effect at once will add immeasurably to his duties—so that he will have less time than ever, but he will answer for the preliminary work assigned to the committee. He expects to meet Archbishop John Ireland on his return from the East. No doubt he will have some suggestions to make on the general subject. :: III-3-c A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.