IN BRIGHTON?” 

{London,] 18 August 1871 
Dear Moor, 

Enclosed The Public Opinion with a fuller version of the article 
from the National-Zeitung?” You will see that immediately 
following the passage incriminated in “The International’, there is 
a further passage, prudently omitted by the latter, which must be 
answered. The paper has just lost a court case against 
Goldschmidt and Jenny Lind and is acquiring a reputation for 
premeditated libel. I would accordingly insist not only on their 
inserting a reply, but on AN AMPLE AND COMPLETE APOLOGY, IN THE SAME PLACE 
OF THE PAPER. 

It would also serve the National-Zeitung damn well right if we 
were to turn the tables on them and publish the article 
simultaneously in the Volksstaat. That louse Zabel feels far too 
much at his cannibalistic ease again under Bismarck. 

Rozwadowski had a post as a schoolmaster in Somerset without 
salary, but free board and lodging, until 15 December.* He leaves 
for there tomorrow. He must learn English there. I have procured 
his release—agent’s commission £1.1/-, clothes £3.7/-, debts 
£1.13/-, travel and incidental expenses £1.10/-, total £7.11/-. In 
addition I laid out £12.12/- yesterday for Dupont’s children,” 
which has cleaned me out. Just after we left this morning to settle 
the matter, your wife arrived with a letter for me from Tibaldi, 
holding out other prospects for Rozwadowski from Davydov. But 
it was now too late and Rozwadowski had to leave for Somerset, at 
least for the moment. If we find out later that the arrangements 
can be changed to suit all sides, a Frenchman like Beaufort could 
take over his post and he could return and obtain the Russian 
money. 

I hope the sea air does you good. 

Your 
F. E.