Mrs. Hayden encloses an account of the Jubilee held in Bardstown, hoping it meets with McMaster's approval. She expresses the wish to become associated with the Journal as a correspondent. Her father, before his death, had just received an appointment as U.S. Consul at the Port of Genoa, and her mother sent in occasional articles to the Journal which were commented on favorably by McMaster. She feels the county, which is famed for Catholic institutions would furnish much material for a series of interesting letters. She undertake the task, but not without remuneration. She fears that she is presumptious, but necessity knows no law. The enclosed manuscript she sends as a gratutious contribution. :: I-1-n A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.