Andrieu, C.M., Father Anthony, Assumption Seminary, Louisiana, to Archbishop Anthony Blanc, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1854 March 21

Only a few days ago, seeing Mr. Casey, bearer of these lines, sad and suffering, Andrieu told him that he looked ill. Casey replied that he had been so for a long time. Andrieu sent him to a doctor; but it was useless. Since he intends to continue his ecclesiastical studies, a few words from Blanc attesting that it was only ill health that made Casey leave, will be of great service to him. Today their poor German came to Lynch saying that he could no longer live with these Irish. In Blanc's hand here "2 months." He says one said he wanted to kill all the Germans, another that he wanted to throw him in the Bayou. He said that Mr. Kane had been on the point, of leaving because of hypocrites. Lynch told him that it was not a proof of good judgment to believe such foolishness. Lynch for a long time has tried to find simple common sense in Mr. Wagner . However he has a good heart. :: VI-1-g A.L.S. French 3pp. 4to.