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Gen. Jackson and the Secretary Of the Navy--
The correspondence between these eminent citizens
has not yet been brought to light, though from oc
casonal hints in the public papers, perceive thu.
there is yet possibility of the Public's being favor
ed with it. A writer in the National Journal, VIII"
seems to know very well what he is about says thai
copy of this correspondence was sent by Gen. Jact
son, as long ago in April last, to supporter a.
his at Fredericksburg, and is read to individuals W