VOLUME III....NUMBER 16.

Washington Lnne %. 1881.
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SIR; In conformity to the suggestion con- tained in my note of the 18th inst. have to inform you that the arrangements necessary to put the office of the Attorney General in a condition for the reception of my successor. are new complete.

 The misrepresentatiois which are circu- lated in the newspapers-on -on the subject of my retirement from office, make t proper that this correspondence should be submitted to the public, as an ac: of justice both to you and to myself.

 l am, respectfully,

 Sir, your Obedient servant,

 JOHN MACPHERSON BERRIEN. To the President of tie United States.