LONDON, _Wednesday, July 14, 1849._

“Hurrah for Müller!”—so writes George, and as an answer I send you his

note from Frankfort. Hekscher’s proposal is quite reasonable. I have since

then broken off all negotiations with the Danes. You will soon read the

documents in the newspapers.

If the proposal of the parliamentary committee on the directory of the

Bund passes, which admits of little doubt, the question of to be or not to

be must be immediately decided.

I do not intend going to Frankfort for this, so pray come here; I am alone

here with Charles.

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