[London,] 15 February 1860 

Dear Engels, 

£5 received. 

I shall be leaving tomorrow at asout 7.30 a.m. (Euston Street *). 

From Schaible’s statement* enclosed herewith (this cutting is 
from The Daily Telegraph) you will see that the powder I 
administered has proved effective. Facts prejudicial to the 
Genevan advocatus imperii will now emerge. 

I at once wrote a brief note to Schaible, the contents of which 
were as follows: 

His statement was important in being anti-Vogt and hence 
pro-main issue. It did nothing to alter Blind’s -wiruzcy racse and in 
no way ‘ERRONEOUS’ statement In the Augsburg Allgemeine Zeitung‘ 
Still less his consprracy, of which he could, I said, convince himself 
by reference to the copy I enclosed of Wiehe’s arriavir,’ which has 
yet to play its public role. You will observe that, 1 orper To save Buinp 
FROM THE worst, the fellows will come out with genuine racrs against 
Vogt and actually grovel in the dust at our feet. 

Salut. 

Your 
K. M.