The column has left Baga but may return soon. Murray has stopped at the Parocho's who is heart and hand in the matter, as are all clergymen. His own position is not reassuring since the commandant informed him he would not see Don Alfonso for 25 days, and as yet has made no mention to him of Murray's presence. It is difficult to settle any such matter because of the great many accents found in the Catalunian dialect. The town is situated high on a mountain and the small population exists by means of difficult agriculture on the mountain slopes. He asks to be remembered to Major Reily. Letters to him should be addressed to Mr. Lourdas, in Perpignan, France.