Dr Becker“ and others, and upon other information derived from 
other sources, the said Cherval was publicly expulsed from the 
German Workmen Club above named, and, soon after, disappeared 
from London.’* 

Engels sends you his kindest regards; he will, by the by, be 
coming down to London himself sometime in the spring. I beg 
you to lose no time. 

Salut, 

Your 
K. M. 

In the affidavit mention is made of a ‘Friendly society’, this being 
the sort of thing that doesn’t sound at all suspect to an English 
magistrate; besides, you can interpret FRIENDLY society In any way 
you wish. 

Works, First Russian Fdition, Vol. XXV, ; : er : ‘3 
Moscow. 1934 ~ Published in English for the first 
eae time 

35 

‘MARX TO MUZEMBINI 

| Draft] 
Manchester, 27 February 1860 
6 Thorncliffe Grove, Oxford Road? 

My dear Muzembini, 

Mr Faucher, I suppose, will have told you that I am just now 
busied with two actions for libel, the one being carried on at 
Berlin against the National-Zeitung, the other at London against 
the Daily Telegraph, both relating to Vogt, the Bonapartist agent’s 
pamphlet against myself.‘ 

In regard to the latter it is of the highest importance for me to 
be exactly informed of the relations of General Klapka with the 

* Hermann Becker - Marx wrote under the date: ‘Enclosed in the letter to my wife, 
Yo Muzeimbini, under the above date, as follows: - © C. Vogt, Mein Prozess gegen dic 
Mleemeine Zeitung. 

General Bank of Switzerland and the Ottoman bank, of the 
mutual relations of these two banks, of the relations of the 
Ottoman bank with Musurus, and of the latter’s relations with 
Russia. You will highly oblige me by giving me the information 
wanted, and by directing it to my present address. 

With my best compliments to Mrs Muzembini 

Yours truly, 
K. Marx