N.p. Asks Griswold's support for his edition of [Horace Binney] Wallace's art noted [Art, Scenery, and Philosophy in Europe, Philadelphia 1854].

Philadelphia, P.A. Complains that the press has neglected a book [Art, Scenery, and Philosophy in Europe] by Horace Binney Wallace. Asks Griswold to exert his influence.

N.p. Praises Griswold's destructive review of [Evert Augustus] Duyckinck's Cyclopedia [of American Literature, New York 1855] in the [New York] Herald. Is "sorry for the everlasting trouble you have from the malice of enemies."

General Theological Seminary. Protests against the pantheism expressed in Poe's Eureka [New York 1848].

Northampton. Sends a manuscript [not named] for publication in whatever periodical she can arrange.

Philadelphia, P.A. Thanks him for copies of the Southern Literary Messenger containing his article "The Right of Instruction" and a reply to it. Will not defend his opinion further. Suggest that Poe combine original contributions, which are hard to get without pay, with selections from foreign publications.

Philadelphia, P.A. Encourages the Penn Magazine. Warns Poe against distant subscribers, who never send their money.

London, Eng. Regrets his temporary loss of influence in the literary world. Can arrange for the insertion of Poe's article ["The Spectacles?"] in Jerrolds Illustrated Magazine, but fears the magazine is not doing well.

London, Eng. Discusses in detail Poe's review of his Orion, [London 1843]. Suggests an American edition of Orion, and offers to send Poe his works.

London, Eng. Encloses Miss [Elizabeth] Barrett's reply to Poe's criticism of her poems. She thinks there is a "fine lyrical melody" in "The Raven." Has not heard from Tennyson. Sends copies of his Orion [London 1843], Gregory VII [London 1840], and introduction to the second edition of A New Spirit of the Age [London 1844].

Avon, N.Y. Encloses some poems, including lines to his little daughter, for Graham's Magazine. Has been offeres $500 for the copyright of Yonnondio; asks Carey & Lea's terms for printing 3000 copies.

Memphis, T.N. Suggests collected editions of [Robert Stevenson] Coffin, the "Boston Bard," and [John Lofland] the "Milford Bard."

South Boston, M.A. Permits the inclusion of selections from Passion Flowers [Boston 1854], but not her portrait, in The Female Poets of America.

Newport, R.I. Cannot furnish a portrait for The Female Poets of America. Refers Griswold to [James Thomas] Fields for a choice of poems.

"To a Beautiful Statue."

"Wordsworth."

Norwich. Prefers to use his former pseudonym, "Augustus Snodgrass."

Norwich. Is sending some information about [Donald Grant] Mitchell.

N.p. Biographical data on Donald Grant Mitchell.

"The Lead of the Wave."