Schneller informs Timon of his nomination as coadjutor to the Bishop of New York. Timon's name was the first of three on the list. A late letter from Rome states there has already been one sitting in reference to this nomination. The next may probably bring confirmation. Schneller has at last succeeded in procuring the electrical machine which he forwarded to the care of J.C. Sprenger, merchant, of New Orleans about 2 weeks ago. If Timon has not received the books, he is to write to Sprenger. Schneller has expended more money than Timon allowed. Disappointed in a promise to procure the machine for $25, he was compelled to apply somewhere else. The machine was made in Boston and sent here through Mr. Francis. This letter is written on the bill sent to Schneller by Charles S. Francis, dated September 29, for the electrical machine. :: IV-3-j A.L.S. and Bill 3pp. 4to.