Mentionne une visite à Hoboken avec A.F. Les banques. Transcription : 31. Vendredi. Pour la bagatelle, le Fulton Street One, [Charles] Weldens, le bureau de poste &c. Au retour, 4 Fogg appelé. Il est sur le point de départ pour l'Angleterre par bateau à voile. Jusqu'Creecy ; parle d'aller à la Nouvelle Orléans. Septembre. 1. Samedi. L'écriture. [A.F.] rushing Banques courant de l'information qu'il a une quinzaine de jours de vacances, et des dessins d'une visite à l'Catskills ; nous avons dîné ensemble au Grand Rue. I de la Picayune Office dans l'après-midi. La journée d'un un humide. 2 Dimanche. Avec les banques à Hoboken, et au cours d'une douche à effet pluie rencontrés

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Mentions a visit to Hoboken with A.F. Banks. Transcription: 31. Friday. To the Picayune Office, the Fulton Street one, [Charles] Weldens, the Post Office &c. Returning at 4, Fogg called. He's about to start for England by a sailing vessel. Creecy up; talks of going to New Orleans. September. 1. Saturday. Writing. [A.F.] Banks rushing up with the information that he has a fortnight's holiday, and designs a visit to the Catskills; we dined together at Grand Street. I to the Picayune Office in the afternoon. The day a wet one. 2 Sunday. With Banks to Hoboken, and during a rain shower encountered [John] McLenan in the Atlantic garden, (Banks remaining behind, having at a former period borrowed $1 of him, which hadn't been repaid.) I called on Charles subsequently. He talked of [Thomas] Powell, and said that if that many-dodged one were to devote half the ability expended in indirect ways to a strait line of conduct he might have achieved something. The Reveille &c became defunct last autumn. An Elysian fields walk, the rain having cleared off. I dull and headachy, having had scarcely an hours sleep on the preceeding night, ? (lying thinking, ) and Banks' talk bordering on a nuisance. He is loud, opinionative, self-willed and coarsely egotistic now, sometimes almost unendurable. Back by 4 & I to my room and an hours sleep, then to the Rainbow and spent the evening with Welden. Returning I had partially undressed when W Waud, [Charles] Damoreau and Sol Eyting called in. 3. Monday. Alf [Waud] up. Talk of his affair, and plans. He tells me [William] Levison entertaining the notion that my 'abolition' cuts of Title: Thomas Butler Gunn Diaries: Volume 7, page 141, August 31-September 3, 1855 . 31 August 1855. Gunn, Thomas Butler, 1826-1903