D'Arco spoke to his friend Bishop James Whelan and all is right. He was never satisfied to stay there but did a great deal of good since he came. Intelligent as he is he had very little to occupy his intellect; a priest is enough there. He gave way to drink but since he received a letter from the Archbishop John Baptist Purcell his mind is settled. He thought all as good as himself. D'Arco extends his respects to the bishop's brother. If safe to do so, he requests Lefevere to express the $300 D'Arco had sent Lefevere, if the latter still has it. :: III-2-j A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.