Rosati received the small trunk with Father J.M. Bonniot's bag. Rosati had already learned about the departure of Father John Boullier, C.M.. Boullier, who left after receiving Rosati's reply to a letter in which Bouiller [Boullier] asked permission to go to New Orleans. Rosati wants Timon to find a way to prevent anything that would give rise to similar steps among their confreres. Rosati talked to Mr. Leduc about the piano. He believes he cannot sell it to Timon because the person wished to keep it. He will make a search through Mr. Philipson to find one which will suit Timon. Father Victor Paillasson, S.J. has been ill. No news yet of Bishop Leo de Neckere, C.M.. Next Saturday the first number of The Shepherd of the Valley will appear. Rosati asks Timon to send something in English and Father John Odin, C.M. something in French as often as they can. Timon must have received the box of medicine which Rosati sent. Timon is to ask Brother Angelo Oliva, C.M. to visit that marble quarry and send samples to Rosati., P.S. Rosati has written to Father Simon Gabriel Bruté to send details of the proceedings in the College of Mount St. Mary for conferring the degree and the form of the diploma. Mr. Taylor is going to print the English Catechism. Timon could send his list of subscriptions direct to Mr. Lucas at Baltimore. :: IV-3-i A.L.S. French 3pp. 4to.