No. 4.
Tnrt-atE

wAsHrxerON, March IL, 1S4l.
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DrAa Sra: promised to write to Mr.. Fillmore,
at New York, a letter which he was 10 deliver to
you at Albany, and which letter | ought to have
written yesterday but the great pressure Of other


things prevented. This morning | have received
yours OF the 9Th, relating TO the SANG important
subject upon which Il was my purpose TO write to
Mr., Fillmore, and J hasten, therefore, to address
you directly The subject has become exceedingly
de- icste and important. We are expecting every
hour formal demand from Mr.. Fox tc deliver up
or release Mcleod. Meantime, the President is
exceedingly anxious for McLeod's personal safety
and security. We think that steps should be i'm
mediately taken 10 change the venue TO Albany, or