He sends the list of the club he got up for the Freeman's Journal with his check for the corresponding amount. The list is smaller than he wished because people would rather read some protestant weekly or the Irish World or the Pilot and they do not appreciate the Journal. From all he hears, the solemnities in New York, in honor of the new Cardinal were a great success. He fears that Msgr. Roncetti will leave the country before six months, thus carrying away a favorable impression of the vitality of the Catholics in the States, but if he resided here longer than six months he would become acquainted with their real needs, but ceremonies and receptions will prevent this result. He encloses a dollar for the lamp at Pardy-le-Monial. The Catholic Publishing Society wrote saying that the "Life of St. John" was half finished and when finished he will send McMaster 100 copies and two gilt copies to be forwarded to Miss Edes. :: I-2-a A.L.S. 3pp. 12mo.