Washington, June g, 1881.
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SIR: Your note of this day is received, adi vising me, Gin confrmity to the suggestions contained in my [yolr] note of the 18th inst l [you] have to inform you [me] that the ar- engagements necessary to put the office of the Attorney General ila condition for the recep- tion of my successr, are now complete" For reasons assigned in your note, you fur ther observe "m.ke it proper that this cor respondence shoud be submitted to the pub lie, as an act ofjustice both to you and my self" am slre can have no objection to your submitting them as you propose, as you believe this to be necessary.

 am, respectfully,

 Your obedient servant

 ANDREW IACKSON. JOHN M. BERRIEN, Esq.