Again Father Baraga asks for a chalice and a paten, because he had left both with Father Viszoczky. He has to use his ciborium in place of the chalice and a little communion cloth of 6 inch square in place of a paten. If it should be too late to send the chalice now, he would like to have it as soon as navigation is possible again. Father Baraga is happy to be at La Pointe and so is everybody else. He thanks the Bishop for having him sent here and invites him earnestly to visit the next year., P.S. -- Baraga begs the Bishop to pay all his little debts in Mackinaw and Saulte St. Marie. Mr. Sam Abbott and Mr. Franchere know about them. Also that Father V. Badin should notify Mr. Schneller in New York, that he does not take the New York Weekly register anymore. :: III-2-g A.L.S. French 1p. 4to.