In compliance with Timon's wishes Rosati has ordained subdeacon Joseph Giustiniani, C.M. with whom he is highly pleased. Rosati has paid to Father John Boullier, C.M. $25.37 which Timon had advanced, and $48 for one year's interest on the money of the convent. He sends to Timon the powers of Vicar General; all the superiors of the Seminary have had them. those given to Father John Baptist Tornatore, C.M. will cease by the reception of Timon's powers. Rosati will with pleasure ordain Mr. Simonet if the latter has the exeat of his diocesan because not having made3 his vows Simonet cannot be presented to Rosati. Timon has not said anything about Ste. Genevieve and Breton Mines. If Timon thinks it proper they might send Mr. Donnell Peter Richard Donnelly? to Arkansas; in that case he might come here to be ordained on Ascension Day. He leaves the matter to Timon's decision. Mr. Leduc is very much in favor of the school; they ought to begin it soon. Mr. Sheppard is going to quit his; Mr. Low likewise. The opportunity could not be more favorable., P.S. In French Rosati encloses a letter no enclosure and begs Timon to reply to the young man as he wishes. :: IV-3-j A.L.S. 3pp. 4to.