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the President, through the post office, at 8 o'clock A. M.

 Here follows, in the Globe, MT 1ngham's letter to the President of the United States, published in our last

 June 22d, 1881. Messrs. Col Campbell, Treasurer; Major Smith, Register; Dr Randolph, Acting Secretary of War; and Major Lewis, 2d Auditor

 Gentlemen :-I have this moment received the inclosed letter from MT Ingham, dated the 21st instant, and having immediately, on its receipt, sent to ask an interview with him, l find that he left the city before it reached me. l wish you to state to me if you, or ei ther of you, have had any agency or partici- patton, and if any to what extent, in the all legged misconduct imputed in his letter, here with enclosed.

 surely have been deceived in your charac- ters if you are capable of so far forgetting the responsibilities of your stations as to partici- pate in the reprehensible conduct charged. - To the serious charges contained in MT. Ing hams letter, which gave me the first infor- nation that have had upon the subject of Ais difficulties, l wish you to give prompt and explicit answer Respectfully,

 ANDREW JACKSON.