Baraga is sending to the Bishop a report of his mission to have it sent to the editor of the Almanac. The report speaks of the mission at L'Anse, Keewenaw Bay under the title of the Most Holy Name of Jesus and under the care of Baraga as vicar general. He speaks of the spiritual welfare of the Indians, especially of their Temperance Society, and of their interference with others who bring whiskey into their towns. He speaks of their industry and progress. The number of Chippewa families in the missions is now 42. The missionary school of the mission is now regularly attended by all the children capable of receiving instruction. P.S. Baraga has heard very unpleasant rumors about moving all Indians, christians as well as pagans, of Lake Michigan and Lake Superior. If the Bishop knows more about it, Baraga would like to be informed and advised as soon as possible. :: III-2-h A.L.S. French 3pp. 8vo