We were favored in our removal by the weather, and Mary seemed not the worse for it today. I went to London with Henry for the purpose of completing the usual letters to be despatched by the bag to America. Henry remained in town in order to start early tomorrow for the north, where he pays122 a visit to his friend Gaskill. I had no interruptions and completed my labors in season to go back at fire. The rest of the family had arrived, with the exception of Mr Kuhn and Louisa who came shortly after in the carriage. We had a comfortable dinner and evening.