Timon's retarded return from St. Louis induced Cellini to solicit the coming of some of the Sisters of Loretto in this new house before his going to St. Louis with Madam Mary Smith. They were to depart this morning when it was reported that cholera raged in St. Louis. J.B.? Bossier came from St. Genevieve and forwarded Timon's letter in which Cellini thought to clear his doubts, but in vain. Cellini gives no credit to what is reported in the Republican. He is sending back Mr. Louis with the carriage and asks Timon to return it again with the other Sisters and advise whether it is prudent to let Madam Smith go there. :: IV-3-i A.L.S. 2pp. 4to.