From the Washington Telegraph, June 2l. ANOTHER ATTACK UPON THE LIBERT,

 OF THE PRESS
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The following correspondence speaks for itself; and is further confirmation of what we have said re-. lative to the which dissolved the late Cabi net. We reserve, for subsequent notice upon this extraordinary attempt to silence this press, by hold ing others responsible for our statement of fact which, so far as Mir Ingham was concerned had been stated in the Philadelphia Inquirer, several weeks age, the truth of which cannot be denied- It is proper, however, that we should say that Mir lngham having completed the important reports. for which he continued in the discharge of the duties as Secretary the Treasury, had made his arrange ments to leave the Department yesterday. In the morning he was engaged in taking leave of his friends when Major Eaton, accompanied by several others, made his appearance in the Treasury build ing. Their conduct was such as to attract the mo- tice of the clerks; and report soon was circulated that he had come there for the purpose of making personal attack upon Mir Ingham. One ofhis friends immediately apprised MT Ingham oft; and he hay ing prepared himself for the occasion, passed to his office without molestation Some short time after wards Major Eaton, with two of his bothers-n-law, Doctor Randolph and Major Lewis, left the building MT Ingham, we are informed, will leave the city for Pennsylvania, tomorrow.