For the present I am unable even to read anything but Hungarian papers, bills, reports, and business letters.

I envy you in your elegant villa, where you enjoy life! I hope you are both well, and do not forget your old friend, "FR.

PULSZKY.
"P.S .-- Augustus will give you a good photograph of me." * * * * * Here is one other letter of the 13th June, 1872:-- * * * * * "MY DEAR TROLLOPE,--What a pity that my time does not allow me to visit Italy at any other season than just in summer.

We are in the midst of our canvass for the general elections.

My son Augustus is to be returned for my old place Szecseny without opposition on the 21st.
On the following day we go to the poll at Gyoengyoes, a borough which is to send me to Parliament.