He was a chaplain for three years at Headquarters and the, Bishop John Quinlan of Mobile has just appointed him to this place., It is the first time in years he has had a chance to read McMaster's, paper, although he was once a subscriber. He asks that it be sent to him, at once, and that another copy be sent for one year to Miss Fannie E., Herron, Montgomery, Alabama. He is sending four pieces of poetry, which he asks McMaster to criticize for him. They are written by Miss, Herron, who has a large book of them. Her Father was a Naval officer, and the lady was educated in a convent, where she distinguished herself., From being wealthy, the war has rendered her poor. Carius judges her, age to be about twenty. He wishes McMaster success and is happy to, become reacquainted with the Journal. ` P.S. He apologizes for having forgotten McMaster's first name. :: I-1-m A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.