He sends "A Word for France" which he feels may do some good at present. He is grateful for the remittance that Hudson sent and is glad that he liked the article on Orestes A. Brownson. He will prepare an occasional foreign reminiscence of special character to suit Hudson. He hopes Hudson is better. He himself has been ill. P. S. He saw the Empress Eugenie and Prince Imperial at Chiselhurst after the war. This is old ground to him as he went to school there. Msgr. Goddard, present chaplain to the Empress taught at the college during his time there. Shall he write this up? :: X-2-j A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.