Corradi-Collière, G.?, Cincinnati, Ohio, to Archbishop Anthony Blanc, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1856 March 6

Keeping in mind Blanc's kindnesses to him, he recommends Mr. P. Roultz ?, a talented violinist who, stricken with a lung disease has seen his resources disappear. For six months his savings have been used for doctors and medicines. He was not able to leave their rigorous climate except through the interest of friends. When he arrives in Blanc's diocese he will need the protection of a father Corradi-Collière never ceases to acknowledge that God has blessed him by permitting him to be received into the Church. In the short time left to him he hopes to sanctify himself more and more and to merit the graces which Blanc's blessing poured out on him and on his children snatched from the error of heresy. P.S. He sees by the newspapers that Father Stephen Rousselon, his confessor, has left for Rome. :: VI-1-j A.L.S. French 4pp. 4to.