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They have a case of merchandise from Pittsburgh consigned to Stephen Rousselon. As Rousselon is the only one in the directory they would like Rousselon to inform them where he may be found. :: V-4-o Note French 2pp. 16mo.

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A receipt for $10.60 for freight. On the back is written: St. J. Baptiste. :: V-4-o A. Receipt S. 2pp. 16mo.

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Sister Joseph encloses a card showing one branch of the work being done for the colored people, under the direction of Father John R. Slattery. They are very anxious to pay a few debts and to furnish a chapel. Any kind of assistance will be remembered in their prayers. :: III-3-d A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

Scope and Contents The Ordinary of the Diocese of Alton, Illinois, Peter Joseph Baltes has issued a Pastoral to the clergy and laity prohibiting the reading of the Freeman's Journal, The Western Watchman, and The Irish World, under pain of suspension from the Church. Harty is sorry to see the two former papers classed with the latter and is even more sorry to have to discontinue his subscription to the Journal. It is strange that the Bishop should censure these two papers as he did since the Catholic...

Scope and Contents Harty hopes that Blanc has answered his request. Archbishop Peter Richard Kenrick will correspond with the facts in the case which is most uncharitable, caused by Father Arnold Damen, S.J., pastor of St. Xavier Church and College and also Madam Margaret Galwey, R.S.C.J. Galway, Superior at St. Louis. Harty had a contract of marriage with Bridget Roycroft last spring and acquainted Damen about the case. Damen agreed to marry Harty to Bridget. A short time after, Damen informed Bridget that he...

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Answering Clarke's of Dec.11, Harty says it is impossible to furnish the data relating to the life and episcopate of Bishop Thomas Galberry . Father P.A. Stanton of Philadelphia was a life-long friend of the bishop. Father Daniel Kelley of Bridgeport was his chancellor and secretary. Father P.J. McCabe, Rector of the Cathedral in Hartford seems to be well posted on facts about priests and bishops of that diocese. :: I-2-n A.L.S. 1p. 4to.

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Mrs. Meagher Ellen Maher? received this day a few lines touching her little concern in Illinois. When can she receive from Timon his comfort and advice on the matter in controversy between her and James? O'Hara, to enable her thereby to gain the point proposed. :: IV-3-i A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.

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Mrs. Meagher Ellen Maher? has perused James O'Hara's letter and thinks his offer very ungenerous. Hase thinks so likewise. If he had offered 2 or 3 hundred dollars Hase would have advised her to agree but not on these terms. O'Hara must have forgotten his half-brother whom she has maintained and clothed for several years. $50 would not compensate her for that. :: IV-3-i A.L.S. 2pp. 4to.

Scope and Contents Blanc's letter of December 30 came on the 14th. Haseltine recalls his introduction to Blanc by the late Bishop Flaget on Haseltine's arrival at Bardstown, September 1, 1819. On the following Sunday Blanc preached his first sermon in English. Haseltine and Mother Catharine Spalding, S.C.N. now Mother Superior of Nazareth, thank Blanc for his offer to be a good Father to some of their Sisters of Nazareth and they regret their inability to comply with his requests. Their own Bishop has already...

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Haseltine offers to acquit 200 intentions, one half as an offering to the Female Orphan Asylum of the Sisters of Charity in New Orleans and the other half to St. Vincent's Female Orphan Asylum of Louisville. :: VI-1-l A.N.S. 1p. 12mo.

Scope and Contents Haskins tells McFarland that Mr. Henry has made application for the organ just purchased in St. John's parish. He says that he can get more scholars in Boston though his salary as organist will be less. Haskins has never given more than$250 or $300 and does not intend to give more. When he applied, Haskins supposed that his intention of leaving Providence was fixed and he encouraged him. He has since learned that his leaving Providence is not certain. Haskins will not accept him unless he...

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John McGirr thinks he would like the place McFarland proposes for him. If placed with a strict master he will likely do well. If granted indulgence he will take advantage of it. He has a strong will and is at time sullen, but can be managed. He is dull or perhaps slow and like his brothers does not like school and when in school makes sorry progress. :: I-1-b A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

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From the address of the enclosed letters, Haskins presumes that Bayley is soon to be in Boston or is already there. Haskins will feel hurt if Bayley does not stay at his residence during Bayley's visit to Boston. :: II-2-n A.L.S. 2pp. 4to.

Scope and Contents Haskins asks Bayley to send him his books as soon as he can. Haskins is temporarily at the Bishop's house. He will probably not be stationed anywhere till after the arrival of Bishop Benedict Joseph Fenwick . Conversions are of daily occurrence though none as yet among Haskins' own relatives. The present political crisis is one for the Catholic Faith as well. The Whigs, if beat, will grow desperate. Already Daniel Webster has declared himself in favor of the Native American Party ....

Scope and Contents Between two and three months ago Haskins wrote a long letter, just after or just before Bishop John Hughes ' departure, explaining to Bayley the whole matter about certain reports that were in circulation with regard to Haskins at the College, Fordham and speaking of Haskins' calling on Hughes when he was last in New York and of his refusing to see Haskins. Haskins rejoices to hear of Bayley's continued good health. He feared Bayley might sink under such a load of cares. Haskins has at...

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Haskins has a great many things to say to Bayley which he does not like to commit to paper. Does Bayley ever hear of his old friend John Williams ? Haskins has great faith that some members of his own family may enter the Church. Haskins fulfilled Bayley's commission and encloses a receipt for the $30. Poor George J. Goodwin is rapidly failing and the doctors think he not live through June. :: II-2-n A.L.S. 2pp. 4to.

Scope and Contents The ocean which separates them and the time since their last interview have not weakened his affections. He received Bayley's letter of November 28 enclosing a draught for $500. Bayley neglects to give the details of his shipwreck and this angers Haskins. Haskins also desires to know the reception given Bayley by his family and also some news of Mr. Price, John Williams, Dr. Samuel Farmar Jarvis, Bishop Benjamin T. Onderdonk . The papers from the United States do not arrive in Paris ...

Scope and Contents After Haskins' return from New York, he found Father William Wiley relapsed and very sick, and he obtained permission from Bishop Fenwick to return to his aid. When Haskins was in New York, he called immediately on Bishop John Hughes . The servant returned and said that the Bishop was occupied so Haskins spoke with Bishop McCloskey instead. One day when in Bishop Fenwick's room, Haskins was shown a letter from Hughes asking that Haskins might be allowed to come to help him at his ...

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This is a testimonial letter stating that Father Candidus Kiratousky O. M. Cap. has been with them at Calvary for a month, has performed his religious obligations and now goes to accept any function that Purcell may give him. :: II-5-f A.L.S. Latin 1p. 12mo.

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Returning from six months in Europe, Hassard thanks Murray for a copy of his "History" which he hopes will have a large sale. :: I-1-d A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

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His mother prompted him to form a club, and he encloses $3.20, with the names of the contributors. :: I-2-b A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.

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Receipt for $15.20 for advertising commencing January 11, 1873. To collect at Archbishop Napoleon Joseph Perché 's. Signed also by J.R. Kruschke :: VI-2-o A.D.S. 1p. 8vo.

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He sends McMaster the Palmetto Herald, having a letter of his to General foster about a little restitution. He would like for McMaster to publish his letter and the General's reply. If he wishes to make some comments they would be appreciated. He uses the word "possible" supposition, not "positive" supposition. Does McMaster think Lincoln will be reelected? :: I-1-m A.L.S. 1p. 12mo.

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He thanks Edwards for the reply signifying his intention to subscribe for catalogue cards. :: XI-2-d L.S. (Typed) 1p.

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He encloses a photograph of the model of St. Peter's at Rome. The model is 23 ft. x 13 ft. and very artistically finished. It is now for sale. :: XI-1-l A.L.S. 1p.

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Haston has sent a little story she wrote for her children. Hudson may use it in the Ave Maria. :: X-3-m A.L.S. 1p. 16mo.

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He would like Seton to become a member of the Sons of the Revolution by remitting a $10 initiation fee and $5 annual dues.

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Receipt for dues in "Sons of the Revolution" for 1894.

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Hatch acknowledges receipt of $25.00 for the Nathan Hale Statue Fund.

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They cannot say anything definite as regards the unused railroad ticket but they will do their best to get the refund. They regret that the Palatia sailing August 20th is entirely filled. :: XI-2-c L.S.(Typed) 1p.