Doane received Bayley's letter of May 9. Mr. Binsse, who represents "quoad temporalia" in New York, leaves tomorrow for America and is the bearer of this. He is sure Bayley has shared in the satisfaction at the elevation of Monseigneur Barnabo to the Sacred College, and the Prefecture of the Propaganda. Their residence in Rome will for the present come to an end in about a month. In the country, Doane means to pay some attention to Italian and theology. When Bayley sees Levi Silliman Ives, he must tell him that his book is doing? execution in England. One of the persons to whom Mr. Brundrit ordered a copy sent has already been received into the Church, Mr. Haynes . Bayley may have seen a clever letter of his in the Weekly Register in reply to nephew Mr. Skinner . One of the St. Barnabas curates said that Ives had had little hand in the preparation of the book but that some very clever Jesuit had written it. P.S. An American student here, Mr. Coyle of Boston, brought Doane a copy of Leslie's Illustrated paper which Mr. Berrian had sent him. It contained an account of the function at Hoboken, Bayley's sermon, etc. :: II-2-n A.L.S. 5pp. 12mo.