London, 27 June” [1850] 
' 64 Dean Street, Soho Square 

Dear Weydemeyer, 

Send the money to Naut. The fellow’s not a bad old jackass. I 
shall explain the matter to you some other time. Pray do not be 
offended by my wife’s agitated letters.© She is nursing her child,* 
and our situation here is so extraordinarily wretched that an 
outburst of impatience is excusable. 

Liining’s critique—I have seen | and 2°—shows that he doesn’t 
understand what he is trying to criticise. Maybe I shall explain a 
few things to him in our Revue?” 

This is an important day. There is a possibility that today the 
Ministry may fall.2!§ Then a truly revolutionary movement will get 

a Marx may have had in mind Spinoza’s letter to Walter Tschirnhaus of January 
1673. - » A slip of the pen in the original: July. - © See this volume, pp. 555, 559. 
4 Heinrich Guido - ¢ O. Liining’s review of the Neue Rheinische Zeitung. Politisch- 
Gkonomische Revue in the Neue Deutsche Zeitung, Nos. 148 and 149, 22 and 23 June 
1850. The end of the review was published in Nos. 150 and 151, 25 and 26 June. 

under way here. We ourselves may be the Tories’ first victims. 
Then our long-intended expulsion might actually come about. 

Your 
K. Marx