John c. Calhoun to Mr Monroe.
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WASHINGTON, May I7. IS3U. DEAR SIR: It has become important to me- in consequence of recent circumstance to ascertain whether Gen. Jackson's letter to you of the 9th January, 1S18-I mean the one in which alssion is made to Mir J. Rhea-was seen, when received by any except myself, and, if it was, by whom will thank you D inform by the return mail and also, whether the letter above alluded to was before the cabinet was alluded to by any ofits members, during the deliberation on the Seminole affair.

 With sincere regard, I am, &c &c.

 J. c. CALHOUN.