From the Globe.

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WASHINGTON, June g, 1881. Sir: l eceived your letter of the 21st, at o'clock on the 22d, through the City Post Office, charging several officers of the Go vernment with conspiracy to assassinate you. They were immediately furnished by me with a copy of your letter; and herewith enclose, for your information, copies of tho replies which they have given, denying the charges preferred against them by you. A copy of my letter is also enclosed.

 l am, very respectfully,

 Your obedient Servant,

 (Signed,) ANDREW JACKSON. s. D. INGHAM, Esq.

 P. 5. would have preferred that this mat ter should have been examined into. face to face, and for that purpose sent my messenger for you, but was informed you had left the City at 4 o'clock, A. Nj. Al