Brute should tranquillize himself. DuBourg has already written according to his desires. Brute had merely to hold to his first decision. He does not know what Brute means in speaking of his two dioceses. He will return to Washington one of these days because he has there awaiting him a train of affairs. He has seen someone who has received a letter of their friend and given him hope that all will end well. P.S. He asks Brute to send $20 to Mrs. Wood. He collected it for her. He has been trying to get places for her children but did not succeed. :: II-2-o - A.L.S. - French - 2