War Department, Nov. l3, 1929.
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Wd UePdFtMeIH1 INUS' HO' 1v~7' SIR: Your letter of the 10th inst. is received and take pleasure in saying to you that ]! affords the Department much satisfaction to perceive the con clusion to which you have arrived. as to your brevet rights. None will do you the injustice to suppose that the opinions declared by you, upon thl: are not the result of reelection and conviction; but, since the constituted authorities Of the Government have, with she best feelings entertsiHed come to conclusion adverse to your own, DO other opinion was cherished, hoped Cor, but that, on your return so the United States, yOu would adopt the course your letter indicates, and with good feelings resume hoss duties to yOur country, of which she has 50 long had the be0e6t.

 Acreeably so your request, the nFough, heretofore -arsed you s revoked from and after the 20lh instant. You will accordingly report to the commanding gene- raI Alexander Macomb, for duty.

 '"' T''~-' ]. II. EATON.

 To Major General NESTLED scorr.