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Scope and Contents He acknowledges McFarland's letter of April 8. They are pleased that he intends to visit the Mountain in vacation. Since Father Edward Surin Sourin is to address the Philomathean Society they hope he will come for the exhibition. They will be mostly absent in the vacation. The anticipated changes as St. John's surprise them. Beleké is happy that he is still at the Mountain. Father John McCaffrey did not give a positive answer about Mr. Ansley since they do not want to increase the lay...

Scope and Contents Beleké has just returned from Washington where he met President James Polk and other great men through the introduction of Mr. Serruys the Belgian Minister, who had visited the Mountain. After a few weeks he may accompany Colonel Bensinger to his German Catholic colony in McCan County, Pennsylvania which is flourishing under the Redemptorists . McFarland should visit the settlement in his vacation. He agrees with McFarland that it was probably providential that he did not leave the Mountain....

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There is a boy named Pritchett here who is thinking of going away to school. Bell referred him to Notre Dame. Pritchett is one of their best boys. If Bell has his days over he would apply himself carefully to his books. He asks for a picture of the college to hang in his office. The clerks are busy filling orders for Thanksgiving. :: XI-1-b A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

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He will send two more years of The Catholic Advocate bound. He asks for an order for this year.

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He sent by express three volumes of "Catholic Advocate" bound.

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Bell submits an allegory he wrote in honor of Christ's Ascension. :: X-2-h A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

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He is in Baltimore. Edwards must come tomorrow. He wrote from Winchester. :: XI-2-l A.L.S. 1p.

Scope and Contents It is time that he show some signs of life, since he has received two letters together with the precious things Brute has sent. He did not receive it all at once because Father Gabriel Richard forgot to give them to him and he did not have Brute's first letter until a long time after Richard has returned from Congress. He wrote to his superior and the letter was lost. This second letter he hopes will do better than the first. He has not yet received any letters from Britany, but one...

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Belle Isle sends McMaster $16. as subscription fees for the Freeman's Journal for eight subscribers including himself. The roads were bad so he was unable to contact many people because of the small church attendance. The next service will not take place for four weeks, at which time he will secure more. He lists the names and addresses of the subscribers. :: I-2-c A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

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She has just returned from the dock after seeing Harry off. Such a crowd and such pushing and crowding she never saw before. Harry worked so hard he deserves the trip. He wants her to send some Hendryx Rye to him at the Hotel Cecil in London. :: XI-2-c A.L.S. 4pp.

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As Lieutenant Governor, he certifies that Fisit's and Burrough's signature to a certificate on a certain judgment of July 21, 1848, wherein Laurent Chabot was the plaintiff and Father Isidore Anthony Lebel was the defendant, is genuine. D. Copy

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De Bellefeuille has received with thanks the Journal of Nov. 12 19 and has read with interest what McMaster has written about the Canadian Zouaves. He wishes to offer McMaster official gratitude for his sympathy. The young men are returned to their families and the committee is seeking situations for those not so placed. :: I-1-n A.L.S. French 2pp. 12mo.

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She asks if "Palms" is translated into French. If not, what steps would she have to take to obtain the authorization of the author? She thanks Hudson for the pamphlet. :: X-3-c A.L.S. French 3pp. 16mo.

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He took the liberty of having a story in the January issue of the Ave Maria concerning the status of the Catholic Indians in the U.S. printed in the leading Catholic newspaper in Germany. He is sending the issue containing this story. He sends his regards to the Mother Superior General of the Daughters of the Holy Cross. Also he hopes that Hudson will continue to send the Ave Maria. :: X-2-d A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

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He sends Hudson a German paper containing a sketch of the life of the deceased Archbishop of Baltimore taken from a story in the Ave Maria. He asks Hudson to relay his best wishes to Rev. Mother Angela. :: X-2-d A.L.S. 2pp. 32mo.

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He received the Ave Maria and printed the article of Brownson in the leading Catholic paper. On Good Friday the deposition of the Archbishop will take place. Will forward a few lines of this incident to you. :: X-2-d A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

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Bellinghausen would like Hudson to send him a proof number of the Ave Maria for bibliographical purposes. :: X-3-k A. Postcard S. 1p. 32mo.

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Bellinghausen is inclined to think that a translation of a series of articles he contributed to the Literarische Hand-weiser would be welcome to Hudson's readers. Hudson will kindly let Bellinghausen know if his proposal meets approval. :: X-3-l A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

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He encloses a poem in honor of the Blessed Virgin. :: X-3-i A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

Scope and Contents Belmont has just returned from the country and received McMaster's letter of April 21. He will notify Mr. Perry who will pleased to comply with the flattering request if his Congressional duties will allow him to leave Washington, D.C.. Belmont is happy to accept the honor of being one of the vice presidents of McMaster's meeting since he cordially sympathizes with its purpose. It has been several years since he has seen McMaster so he will be glad to renew an old acquaintance. :: I-2-e...

Scope and Contents Opening page or pages missing. The discussion on the schema was unexpectedly put a stop to on June 3, 1870, so that Archbishop Peter R. Kenrick, of St. Louis was prevented from delivering his discourse. He was very much vexed at this, and determined that the world should know his thoughts on the matter, he had it published in Naples. He should not have done so for the sake of the Irish name and the American Church. McMaster will be able to judge this for himself when a copy of the...

Scope and Contents On July 8 last year, his 13 « year old boy was drowned in the Canal and on the following day was buried with the rites of the Church by Father Ferdinand Allgeier. The school children were not at the Mass and the coffin was put on the floor. Bender asked that in view of the unusual accident a funeral sermon be given but he was informed that that was abolished here. He wished then to have another Mass said for his son's soul but Allgeier told him that all the days were taken. He found it...

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Benedict thanks Hudson for the "Annals of Our Lady of Lourdes". However, he would like to have it in English, because he has the entire collection of the French Annals. :: X-2-o A.L.S. 2pp. 16mo.

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She thanks him for the present he sent to Sister M. Providence and herself. :: XI-1-b A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

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He sent to Edwards a package containing a cross of Rt. Rev. Anthony and Bishop Benedict Flaget; mitre of Rt. Rev. Eutropus; photograph of Eutropus; memoir of Father Vincent de Paul; "La Thebaide en Amerique" by Father Adrian Rouquette.

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He has written nothing concerning Bishop Peter J. Lavialle. He expected Edwards would say if it would be agreeable to him or not. He has only copies of Lavialle's letters.

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He will be much obliged for one of those rosaries. In a few days he will send something for Memorial Hall.

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He reminds Edwards to send the beads he promised. He is very anxious to receive them.

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Edwards' is very kind to give him dredit for the little he has done. He is sorry that he cannot give any information concerning volumes of Catholic papers.

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He is sorry that Father Abbot is not at home. He has no doubt that he will comply with Edwards' wishes. :: XI-1-l A.L.S. 1p.