{London,] 2 June 1860 

Dear Engels, 

I have written Izzy asour ten pages, eight of them on the 
Cologne trial and two on Fischel.* It was difficult enough for me, 
because I’m still not fit and am dosing myself constantly. 

It’s really sickening. Lommel advised me of the despatch of the 
parcel by rail [a few]? days ago.'” It ought to have been here long 
since. 

Fischel has written to tell me that the Daily Telegraph’ 
correspondent in Berlin is a certain Abel. 

Have had a letter from Schily. From it I see that Siebel has 
notified him of the arrival of your pamphlets* in Manchester. I 
shall have to send off Schily’s copy via Rheinlander. I must also 
have one copy to use for my own pamphlet.* 

Could you let me have something short on the Garibaldi affair 
for the Tribune by Wednesday‘? If that’s not possible, by Friday! 

Salut. 

Your 
K. M. 

@ See previous letter. - > manuscript damaged - © Savoy, Nice and the Rhine - 9 Herr 
Vogt-© 6 June-! On about 7 June, Engels wrote the article ‘Garibaldi in 
Sicily’. 

Apropos. It transpires from Schily’s letter that Moses* is also 
correspondent of the Espérance (and so Bonapartist that one 
Frenchman actually broke off his friendship with him) and of the 
Augsburg Allgemeine Zeitung.