This man is a good patriot, who can be trusted to watch Trudaine's actions.

(2.) The inmates of the house in the Rue de Clery are numerous, and in some cases not so well known to the Government as could be wished.

It is found difficult to gain certain information about the person or persons visited by Trudaine without having recourse to an arrest.

(3.) An arrest is thought premature at this preliminary stage of the proceedings, being likely to stop the development of conspiracy, and give warning to the guilty to fly.

Order thereupon given to watch and wait for the present.