{London, 26 April 1853] 

Dear Cluss, 

You must by now have received three letters from me.” 
Enclosed a Jones Paper, containing an anti-Times article by 
‘Englishman’.* 

If the Cologne Revelations have not yet been printed as a 
pamphlet, or ‘gratis’ as such by the Neu-England-Zeitung, do 
nothing more about it, as it is now too late. 

Willich has written to Herzen (the Russian) to say that 
everything is going ‘splendidly’, that he has achieved ‘great results’ 
and will soon be returning. 

Mr Henitze, for one, is again implicated in the Berlin business.” 
In any case, as Willich-Kinkel’s agent, he would have been possessed 
of old proclamations and revolutionary recipes. Furthermore, 
he was destined by these great men to be military commander of 
Berlin. 

The local Rollinists’ are blushing for shame over Ruge’s 
proclamation of which they were informed by us. In no case had 
Ledru given Ruge permission to publish this discreditable letter. 
Ruge extorted the letter from Ledru through the latter’s 
ex-servant, the ex-Palatinate lawyer, and ex-French deputy, 
Savoye—one-time pedlar of German adjectiva*™ At all events, 
Ledru has sunk lower than ever before. 

Your 
K. M.