thoroughly acquainted with his District and people - my mind is greatly relieved in that quarter. I enclose his private notes - I have requested him to report officially as I do not like to make official use of private letters but which we are obliged sometimes to do failing proper reports. I wish I could get an hours chat with you. There are lots of matters which keep cropping up in ones mind, too numerous to commit to paper. Yours very faithfully, Hy. T. Clarke.