717.--_Thursday, July 3, 1856._ TOM put out last week in a storm, but, as the glass is rising, hopes to find his way home soon, though he is alone in his slow boat, without a pilot.--July 2, 1856. 718.--_Thursday, July 3, 1856._ FEUILLE de HETRE.--Je suis désolé d’apprendre, que vous avez été souffrante, et je suis en proie à des anxiétés cruelles puisque vous avez tant à entreprendre. Vous perdre serait mon coup de mort. Que le Ciel vous protège. Ces lignes n’étaient que trop dévorés. Le tableau ne vous est plus rival.--Il triste é povero asilo. 719.--_Monday, July 7, 1856._ NICHT EINE MILLION. 720.--_Tuesday, July 8, 1856._ KEINE MILLION, gar nichts, ist erwartet. 721.--_Wednesday, July 9, 1856._ MONEYMARSH.--SINGLE. 722.--_Thursday, July 10, 1856._ GENUG FUR ALLES. 723.--_Monday, July 14, 1856._ GWENLLIAN.--Tuesday or Wednesday. 724.--_Monday, July 14, 1856._ YOU promised to let me know your wishes and views of the matter in full. You have not done so. I feel that I am unkindly treated. You think it right to keep me always in the dark, and consider one unworthy your confidence. London, 12th. 725.--_Monday, July 14, 1856._ MANCHESTER.--E.--Recent public documents have supplied me with the most satisfactory intelligence upon the annexation question. Dallas is to fix everything. But you must know that before I write again direct, I have to satisfy myself as to the views of the parent state, which I conclude to be all along pacific, though I am not cute in negotiation, having been so long a squatter on the sunny banks of the far west. I am particularly gratified to find that you cordially agree with me upon this question.--Crampton has reached this.--V. M. F.--July 12. 726.--_Saturday, July 19, 1856._ MY COLOURS are NAILED, not tied to the MASTHEAD.--T. 727.--_Tuesday, July 22, 1856._ X. Y. Z.--In answer to yours of the 9th inst., Tom writes that his sisters misunderstand him--they living in society, he in retirement, never giving, and therefore too slowly taking a hint. How can he help feeling towards them sincere brotherly love, when he is so fully aware of their many valuable qualities, including an affectionate disposition, good sense, superior education, and accomplishments? I tell him to try and join them in a holiday trip before the winter.--Y. A. F. 728.--_Tuesday, July 22, 1856._ GROSSE FREUDE!--Aber warum hast du zweifel gehabt?--T. 729.--_Wednesday, July 23, 1856._ HEUTE in GEFANGNISS; morgen frei.--July 22. 730.--_Thursday, July 24, 1856._ MANCHESTER, E.--The discordance of my private despatches with the public documents suddenly and most unexpectedly arrests my progress. In retiring to the old Prairie settlement, I grieve to find myself obliged to record what you, I know, fully believe, the entire sincerity and disinterestedness of my long and anxious endeavours to arrange this question.--YOURS.--July 23, 1856. 731.--_Friday, July 25, 1856._