He writes on the feast of St. Catherine, a great day among the French Canadians in Lower Canada. When he was a child he was want to welcome "La Sainte Catherine", for on that day he ate maple sugar in converted shapes and forms. He arrived home safe with his young deserter, and since his return, he has been doing well. He will remember with the greatest of pleasure his meeting and stay with McMaster and also McMaster's kindness to his brother. He relates that the Bishop is poorly and has the symptoms of paralysis. He asks that his regards be given to Miss Brown and "Phoney", and that McMaster remember him in his prayers. He also thanks McMaster for the telegram. :: I-1-o A.L.S. 4pp. 12mo.