{London,] 16 June 1869 

Dear FRep, 

Arrived safely the day before yesterday* after 5 hours rail 
travel. From Manchester (by the railway line on which I travelled) 
you have to take a ticket to Kentish Town Station. Then you are 
near my house. St. Pancras is one station further, more in the 
town. 

Was in the International yesterday evening. Letter from Paris. 
3-4 of our people (Murat, Varlin, etc.) arrested. They write that 
the caminerigs, Devastation of the kiosques, etc., were carried out by police 
agents, who were allowed to do what they liked; then bystanders were 
attacked. The aim was to produce something ‘bloody’. 

Your trunk will be sent back today. You will find in it a wallet of 
yours that travelled with me, while a notebook of mine remained 
in Manchester. 

Best greetings to all. 

Your 
Moor