Timon gratefully accepts the nomination of J _____ O'Flynn as attorney and writes today to Honorable R _____ O'Connor of Monroe, Michigan also to communicate with O'Flynn. The Fenians are giving much trouble there, as elsewhere, though he has not denounced them but contented himself with instructing the priests to discourage adhesion to them as much as they can. He has denounced the Fenian Sisterhood, with their night meeting. He aks Bishop Lefevere how he treats this "plague," if he has any of it. :: III-2-k A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.