| 4 Charles Str.
Northampton Square

Dear Marx

I sent a letter to Manchester last week but as I could not find yours at the time I think I put the wrong number & I fear you did not get it.

Odger has again made his appearance & it appears with the object of preventing our congress from taking place in London, so we have had some very hard fighting both last tuesday & the one before & still our resolutions have not passed yet.

| I think I have been very successful, so far, for I have got almost the whole of the English members with us: Hales, Lucraft, Milner, Buckley; at first they were opposed to the holding of the congress in London that is to say: they endorsed the views of Odger; you must try to be at our meeting next Tuesday | but I should like to see you before that meeting if you can make it convenient; so that I shall put you “au courant de l’affaire”.

Remember me kindly to Madame & Mesdemoiselles Marx.

Fraternally yours
Hn Jung.

11 June 1868.