By Father John Brands, C.M.'s return he advises Timon of his safe arrival last night. He paid Mrs. Ziegler's account and got her receipt for $37.95. August St. Gemme would not give his account, but said he would send to the college, his brother's wife whom he was expecting daily from St. Louis. For the balance of the $100 of the Seminary, Boullier will settle with Timon when Timon comes. Timon is to send Boullier's trunk to Pratte's Landing for forwarding to St. Louis in care of the Walshes. Then Boullier might go from here to St. Louis with Timon and embark directly for New Orleans. Timon might bring all the notes to be collected there and the other commands for that place. In that way Boullier might perhaps see Bishop Anthony Blanc in St. Louis and save the trouble to go first to St. Louis and then to the Barrens. :: IV-3-j A.L.S. 3pp. 4to.