If Brownson received his copy of "Cristoforo Colombo" he will held Durward—as his printers are not yet paid—by sending him $l. He would much rather present a copy to the son of Dr. Orestes A. Brownson whom he had the honor of bringing to Milwaukee to lecture long ago, but he does not like to die in debt. He is receiving letters of praise and blame in about equal quantities, and he may, if allowed time—he is in his 74th year—print the strongest remarks for and against, along with a new list of subscribers added to these here. The letter is written on a printed list of subscribers, to which other names are added in handwriting. :: III-3-d A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.