not having time to speak with me privately, and directed me to Count Pulski, who was his associate.  I paid to this man several visits, and shewed to him that it was necessary for Kossuth and his assistants, to study my system and to retire with me for this purpose.  But the result of all my labour was, that at length Kossuth had sent to me the message that it was impossible for him to give up his plan.  He is a strong “Medium,” as those are called here who are possessed, and those who are possessed by destroying spirits, have their work, to torment rulers or also to destroy them, if they will not find salvation in our message of peace.

Having here only opportunity to give hints on points, on which I could write volumes, I remark, that when the American government could not be moved to call a convention for an examination of our message of peace, I wrote, when Emperor Napoleon iii. was preparing for war against Russia, to his ambassador in Washington, that the emperor would gather together the highest merits for himself and mankind, if he, instead of the war preparations against Russia, would call bishops of his empire to Paris, to examine with me my Latin system for the foundation of the world’s peace.  By doing this he would make himself and his friends and at the same time all nations happy; but in the opposite course he would prepare misfortune for himself and France.  I assured the ambassador of the French government in Washington, that if he before he would write to the emperor, himself wished to be convinced of my assertion, I was ready if he would call me, to come myself to Washington and to explain to him my system as long as would be necessary to convince him, that we have truly received from Heaven the commission and credentials for the foundation of the worlds peace, and that those regents will be in this and in the future life most unhappy, who refuse to accept our invitation.  I have received no answer from the ambassador of the French government.

Although I am writing very closely in my advanced age without spectacles, which I never used in my life, I have very little space in a common letter, to mention also the following items:  The nearer we were approaching to the present Revolutionary Wars in Europe the stronger were also the signs of warning, and they are building just now on the land which has been bought for our Peace-Union, a hall for our conventions, in which our system for the foundation of the world’s peace will be explained and messengers of peace will be educated to be sent in all quarters of the world.  But whereas, before their labors will establish the world’s peace everywhere on the globe, all monarchs and their families might be exterminated, if they would not make use of the means for the foundation of the world’s peace, I write this letter on this Feast of Pentecost and anniversary of momentous events.  Your predecessor, Anthony Aloysy Wolf, Prince-Bishop of Laibach, was one of those Prince