Manchester [about 22 May 1867] 
86 Mornington St. 

Dear Frep, 

Arrived in London Sunday.* Got here today.” But: 

Notice: with me one H. Meyer from St Louis, whom I am about 
to collect from the railway RrErrEsHMENT Room, where I deposited him, 
and I am going to deposit him here in the neicHsournoop, Star. 

He was Weydemeyer’s last compagnon at his death and took his 
wife (Weydemeyer’s wife), who was also mourante, away from St 
Louis to friends and gave her support. Came to me with a 
recommendation from Jacobi‘ (New York). 

This Meyer, who is travelling to Germany, came to England solely 
to visit us both. He arrived yesterday. I was not at home. My wife 
told him that I would be travelling to Manchester today to visit 

ou. 

‘ These nints will be sufficient to explain to you how it comes 
about that he accompanied me on the journey here. He will only 
be staying here 2 days. Ar rirsr I was vexed. But for Weydemeyer’s 
sake! This Meyer is a fine, active fellow. However, cooxs slowly and 
somewhat boring. 

Salut. 
Your 
Moor