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as 10 the object of Sonr communication ,estcrtli.4. which iisad referred to in my note O last evening; and have b make n, acknowledgements for tue kindness witb which youlaye expressed your sat iisifsetioa with tiiie fln,iilicf I'll winch have discharged the duties of the sta tioo to whici. you had thought proper to invite me, and your conviction ol the public confidence in ny administration of the Treasury Department. l beg leave, however, 10 add, in my own jus. tihcation for not following the example of the Secretary of State and secreta- ry of War, i!i making a voluntary ten- der of !hc resignation of my office, as soon as w;,s atcqaaintcf with theirs, tf1at l was wholly unconscious of the apPli- cation, to myself, of any Of tie reasons, 50 far IS l was apprsed of them, which had induced them to withdraw from the public service. It, therefore. seemed tg be due 10 my own character, wbiehmlght otherwise have been exposed to unfavor- ablc imputations, that l should find reason for resigning, in q distinct ex- prcssion of your wish 10 that effect; this wish has now been frankly announced, land has enabiedme to place my retire. ment on its true ground.

 have, therefore, the honorof tender ing to you my resignation of the office of Secretary of the Treasury Of the United States, which you will be pleas el to accept, to take effect as soon as my services may be dispensed with con sistently with your views oi the public. interest.

 l seize tho occasion 10 offer you rpy Thanks for the many testimonials l have teceiset! ot ye... !!ssiisiaiiaessaad Ii confidence, during our official connexion and espe- #cially for the renewed assurance this day of the same sentiment.

 $. D. INGHAM.

 His Excellency ANDREW JACKSON,

 President of the U. ;.