pg 108 Finally the Propagation of Faith answers that the 2000fr. asked for are granted for the foundation of St. Mary's. Six months are spent in seeking the author and the correction of this clerical error, but no additional grant is made. On his side F. Sorin, whose hands are tied as regards St. Mary's, is incomprehensible by his silence to Mr. Delaune and to Mgr. Chabrat, so that the former ceases to write to him, and the latter makes known to him through his secretary that he will make no communications to him in future with regard to St. Mary's; but that as he is soon to start for France, he will go to Le Mans and speak with Mr. Moreau. It was in the month of October, 1846 that he gave this information, and in May of 1847 he had not yet visited Sainte Croix nor written a word to the Rev. F. Rector. Finally at this time Sainte Croix, seeing no escape from its embarrassment, and understanding with what delicacy Mr. Delaune deserved to be treated, resolved to send him a priest to encourage and help him in his difficult and delicate position. For it must be said that this zealous missionary, left entirely to himself for