The Central Council allots the Detroit Diocese for 1859 15,000 francs, of which 6,000 francs came from the extraordinary alms of the Jubilee. Lefevere should not overlook that this allotment is exceptionally large and not take it as a point of comparison for allotments for succeeding years. They have eagerly taken advantage of the Jubilee alms to help Lefevere with his many needs. They leave to the Bishops to dispose of the alms for the benefit of religion. They follow the same plan concerning the request of the Belgian bishops concerning the American College at Louvain leaving to Lefevere to decide what portion of his allotment should go to that college. They thank Lefevere for his information about his missions, and hope he will continue to inform them of their needs so helpful to them in the difficult task of distribution of alms. Adophe Certes, treasurer, gives figures of the allotment. P.S. Lefevere's attention is called to the request of a Charles Richard :: III-2-i A.L.S. French 4pp. 8vo.