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He wishes to introduce Dr. J. A. Ouchterlong, named by Bishop (McCloskey) as a delegate to the (Columbian) Catholic Congress.

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Californische Volksfreund sends Hudson a marked paper containing an editorial review of the "The Ave Maria" of last week; they ask Hudson to send them an exchange of his magazine or place them on his paid list. No enclosure :: X-3-h A.L.S. 1p. 4to.

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License is granted to Father Lawrence? Kupfer to join in matrimony Maximilien Mueller and Barbara Ragutt . On the back of the license in another hand: Maximilien Miller, son of Mathias Miller and Crescentia Scheite and Barbara Ragout, daughter of Jean Ragout and Barbara Caprine :: VI-1-a License. S. 2pp. 16mo.

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License is granted to Father Kupfer to join in matrimony, Antoine Jenichio and Blanche Noucho . On the back of the license in another hand: Antoine Ginocchio, son of Jean Battiste Ginocchio and Marie Fugiambattiste ; and Bianca Nocé, daughter of Jean Nocé and Cathérine Serga. :: VI-1-a License 2pp. 16mo.

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License is granted to Father Jacob Buhler to marry Eilard Roeben and Maria Leigher, widow of William Schen Kamp :: V-5-n License S. 1p. 16mo.

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License is granted to Father Stephen Rousselon to marry Charles Francois Hemard and Catherine Fercing. On the back of the license in another hand: Charles Francois Hemard, son of Jean Baptiste Hémard and Marguerithe Burelle; and Catherine Fércing, daughter of Jaques Fércing and Cathérine Schimmel. :: VI-1-a License S. 2pp. 16mo.

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License granted Father Stephen Rousselon to marry J. Wingerter and Mary Ferren . On the back of this license: Joachim Wingerter, son of Bernard Wingerter and Marguerithe Wingerter; and Marie Ferren, daughter of Bernard Ferren and Anne Marie Pistorius :: V-5-n License S. 2pp. 16mo.

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He will be in Chicago when this reaches Hudson. Hudson can write to him at Prof. Lyon's hotel. He has had 2 weeks of trouble on a false charge and for 8 weeks has been vainly looking for work. :: X-2-k A.Postcard S.

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License is granted to Father Jeremiah Moynihan to marry Tomas de Aranda and Dolores de la Guerra. V-5-l - License S. - 1p. - 16mo. - {3}

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In answer to the circular of May 20 inviting him to serve on the committee of the projected Congress of Catholic laymen, Derby is on the point of leaving for Europe and is therefore compelled to decline. :: III-3-c A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.

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Derby will be pleased to appear again in the Ave Maria after so long an absence. :: X-3-a A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.

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Proceedings at the Cathedral in honor of De Regge's twenty-fifth anniversary. The sermon delivered by Father John P. Stewart is quoted. :: I-1-e Newspaper Clipping 2 columns folio

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Bishop (Bernard J.) McQuaid directs Father De Regge to say that the Diocese of Rochester is to take no part in the C(olumbian) C(atholic) Congress, and therefore no delegates will be sent.

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Receipted bill for $102 to the pastor of St. Augustine Church for 68 locks, put on each pew. :: V-2-a Receipt S. French 1p. 16mo.

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A receipt for $3 for repair of the lock and other repairs of the tabernacle. :: V-4-n Receipt S. 1p. 16mo.

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A receipt for $54 for 27 locks. :: V-4-n Receipt S. 1p. 16mo.

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Derice is so angry with the Americans that he will take care not to write them anything but a note. They were sent five large books and good, long letters and they make fun of the donors. They are to take what they want of these 80 small books since the large ones have not reached them or seem not to have satisfied them. :: V-4-l A.L.S. French 1p. 16mo.

Scope and Contents Now that they are so near vacations, Déroche writes to let Blanc know how things are going that Blanc may give him directions for next year. He desires to study philosophy next year and rhetoric. They are now plastering and hope by the end of vacations that the new house will be finished. The cupola is beautiful; on the day of the Exaltation of the Cross, the cross of the new house was blessed. Some seminarians and Déroche with his violin, sang hymns. There are about 73 or 74 students; about...

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Although he wrote not very long ago, Déroche sends this letter. Yesterday, the corner stone of the new seminary was laid. An angel has departed from among them, Thomas Halpan . He was taken ill on the 13th. He had told Father T. Burke, C.M. that he left he was dying. Halpan was good, fine, innocent of the malice of the world. Hippolyte Chataigné thanks Blanc and presents his respects. :: V-5-m A.L.S. 4pp. 4to.

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How pleased he is to receive Blanc's letters. The one Blanc sent by John Strange came last Thursday when they were on retreat and Déroche was in bed with a fever. He is better; he has had this fever a dozen times. He saw Strange and talked to him. Chataigné and O'Connor are well. Blanc wants Déroche to help Strange with his French; it shall be done. Deroche not only hopes to be a priest but he thinks his life will be miserable if he does not. :: VI-1-b A.L.S. French 2pp. 4to.

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They were glad to receive his letter inquiring about the work of The New York Society of Self-Culture. They enclose booklet. His inquiry proves that he is interested in this novel movement toward better manners and social agreeability. :: XI-2-g L.S. (Typed) 1p.

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He arranged and carried downstairs some books for Miss Espy. :: XI-2-j A.L.S. 1p.

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He reports that since September 15 to date he has sorted 650 text-books. :: XI-2-j A. (slip) S. 1p.

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He sorted some more magazines as directed by his commander T. O. Maguire. :: XI-2-j A.L.S. 1p.

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He kept at work piling up the magazines in the starry heights above. :: XI-2-k A.L.S. 1p.

Scope and Contents It has been only two months, but it seems like long years since they were deprived of the consolations which make the happiness of religious houses. She is convinced that if God has taken their Mother it is to give them one who by her charity, courage, zeal, will reestablish the union so often broken. After Sister Anatolie, C.S.J., Des Anges is the oldest; she has made it her duty to be obedient to her. One Sister has assured Des Anges that Odin appointed Anatolie Superior. Des Anges does...

Scope and Contents The gentleman who will present this is a Frenchman; he has asked for an introduction as he knows no one in New Orleans. Sister does this with pleasure as it gives her a chance to express again her gratitude for all the favors has granted her. Knowing's interest in the Sisters of the Good Shepherd, he will be glad to hear that on September 15, 8 of their penitents were confirmed; 10 received Holy Communion. Sister asks to pray for them as he knows the weakness of the American character. Their...

Scope and Contents Des Chaux cannot resist the desire of their Children of Mary who asked her to send this letter to Odin. Odin is going to see her mother; he will find her very changed since July. She wonders if they must no longer hope that his presence will bless their poor village. It seems that everything good is paralyzed in Switzerland. Often she is nearly discouraged and thinks of writing to Odin's far off country. She wonders if he will always thinks of the daughters of his true brother and remembers...

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Having learned that Odin is at Ambierle, the little family of Saconnex asks him to accept this small sum to come to Saconnex in order to reply to the pastor who asked Odin to spend Christmas there. The mayor, whom Odin visited, extends the same invitation. For her, it will be a proof of his paternal affection. The American family, which had been so happy to possess Odin for a few moments, sent them a small package and the adjoined letter no enclosure. :: VI-2-f A.L.S. French 2pp. 12mo.

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Des Genettes has found the way to simplify the method of admission. He is sending 30 membership leaflets. The restriction of the Bull of Clement VIII forbidding Confraternities less than a league apart is lifted for rural parishes and applies only to city parishes; so Blanc can establish this holy institution in all the parishes of his diocese. He hopes it will bring the same blessings it has in France and other countries where it is established. :: V-4-o A.L.S. French 2pp. 4to.