Clarke would like to be informed of the order of proceedings at the Congress, when his paper will be reached, how those having papers will report, and to whom, at the Hall, whether they will have seats on the platform, and such information as Brownson may possess; also how seats at the Sunday celebration at the Cathedral can be procured. He has almost lost his voice from illness. What shall be do in case his voice fails—get some one to read the paper for him? He finds the delegates here, who had a meeting last Sunday, are seeking information as to the details. He thanks Brownson for helping Eliza Allen Starr. :: III-3-c A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.