[London,} 28 January 1869 

Dear Frep, 

The news about E. Jones naturally caused deep dismay in our 
household, since he was one of our few old friends. 

a See this volume, p. 171. - 21 January 

I am sending you 1 Vorbote and a small pamphlet I received 
today from Berlin. The author, who sent it, describes himself on 
the envelope as a university lecturer in agricultural management. 

Jennychen’s cough has nearly disappeared. In the past few days 
I have had another bad attack, but today the business appears to 
me to have changed into a running cold, and thus be coming to an 
end. 

Liebknecht writes to me that, in Switzerland and Germany, 
revolts are pending against Becker (our op one“) and that a public 
scandal can only be avoided if Becker breaks with Bakunin and 
abandons his dictatorial behaviour. People are very dissatisfied 
with his financial) management, and his reports on it. Liebknecht 
wishes me to write privatim to Becker, since he is very stubborn. 
But the business is tricky. Wilhelm will go to Vienna in May. The 
last fifty copies of Herr Vogt have been deposited with Kugel- 
mann, on my instructions. 

The Gurney affair amuses me immensely. I have studied this 
damned case in all the papers, so 1 found nothing new in the 
PROCEEDINGS in Mansion House,” except creat Edwards.‘ 

You must notify me several days in advance when you are 
coming here, so I can invite Prof. Beesly for one evening. 

Salut. 

Your 
Karlo Moro?