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you as early as possible, aud state what way | shall direct you. Your obedient,

 (S,gned) E. MIX. N. B. On the subject of General Swift, you are misnformed; and can put you in the way to know another person which you have not suspected.

 Immediately on the publication of the above, Mir. Calhoun addressed the following letter To the Secretary cf the Senate.

 SIR: Having addressed, this morning. to the House of Representatives, communica- ton which may claim an investigation of my official conduct while in the discharge of the duties of the Department of War, you will please make known to the Senate, that a sense of prOpriety forhids me from resuming my station till the House has disposed of this subject.

 Very respectfully, am, yours, &c.

 J. c. CALHOUN. Washington, 29h December, 1928.

 Mr. BENTON made motion that, in order to give time for the investigation alluded to in the letter, when the Senate do adjourn it adjourn until Tuesday; which was agreed to; and then the Senate adjourned. ,g