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 was sorry to find that you understood your in- structons relative to operations in Florida differently from what we intended. was satisfied, however, that you had good reasons for your conduct, and have acted in all things on that principle By sup posing that you understood them we did, con. cluded that you proceeded on your responsibii- ty alone, in which, knowing the purity of your mo-

 ves have done all that could to justify the mea- sure. well knew, also the misconduct of the Spa nsh authorities in that quarter not of recent date only.

 Finding that you had different view of your pow er it remains only to do justice to you that ground. Nothing can be further from my intention than to expose you to responsibility, in any sense, which you did not contemplate.

 The best course to be pursued seems to me to be for you to write letter to the Department, in which you will state that having to think that diff ference of opinion existed between you and the Ex- ecutlve, relative to the extent of your powers you thought it due to yourself to state your view of them and on which you acted. This will be answered, so as to explain ours, in a friendly manner by Mir Cal houn, who has very just and liberal sentiments on the subject This will be necessary Tn the case of call for papers by Congress, or may be- Thus we shall all stand on the ground of honor, each do- ing justice to the other, which is the ground on which we wish to place each other. . | l hope that your health is improved, and Mrs Monroe untes in her best respects to Mrs Jackson. With great respect and sincere regard, am dear Sir yours, JAMES MONROE. GD.1 Extract from General Jackson's letter cf No pembcr 15, 1878, to Mfr Monroe.

 t"DEAR SIR :--0n my return from the Chicka- saw treaty. found it necessary to pass by Miltons Bluff, where had established some hands for the culture of cotton, hearing had been laid out for town and the lots sold to lave as much of my crop preserved as existing circumstances would permit: From thence took Huntsville in my route, and did