He has to move so he asks McMaster to let him know by note what he intends to do in regard to his trip. He has given this subject the deepest thought and realizes it is his duty to undertake the enterprise. God's will is his will and he places his fate in the hands of God. He wishes to sail Saturday so he will be in Spain in time for the excitement produced by the Journal. Upon his arrival in Spain a Carlist friend, Don Manual de Sanchez, will meet him in Chantander, to whom he would have written sooner had he known his address. He was in the office of the Cronista and learned that the Madrid press will deny any intention to cede Porto Rico, and that the Consul General telegraphed immediately after hearing of the excitement produced by the Journal. But he has as yet received no answer. He thinks Senor de Tabarre is a blackguard. :: I-2-a A.L.S. 2pp. 4to