MARX TO ENGELS‘ 

London, 4 November 1852 (?) 
Dear Engels, 

I am having to dictate these few lines to you today since the 
perfidious haemorrhoids will not let me sit down. 

a K. Marx, ‘Attempts to Form a New Opposition Party’. - ° 4 November - © The 
letter is written in Mrs Marx’s hand. Marx himself inserted only the year with a 
question mark and signed the letter. 

Enclosed a letter from Schneider which arrived yesterday 
evening and 1 letter from Collmann to Bangya*™ which kindly 
send back. 

As you see, Szemere wants to have his manuscript* back. 

Vehse told me_ yesterday that Weerth had arranged an 
appointment with him in London but had got the date wrong: I 
duly explained things to him. 

Your 
K. M. 

{From Mrs Marx] 

Warm regards from the secretary, Marx’s spouse. 
Kossuth is furious with Marx for having told Dana about his peace with 
Bonaparte, Vetter, etc.; Dana has made this material into a fulminating article.»