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Dy the kindness of Col. Whorton Recfor, we are furnished with the following letter to him, from the Secretary of the Treasury, in answer to letter addressed to that officer by the late Grand Jury of the United States, of which body Col. Rector was foreman.

 TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

 4th September, 1885. SIR--I have referred the presentmont os the Grand Jury of the late term of the su- perior Court of Arkansas, to the Commits sioner of the General Land Office, with di- rections to suspend the issue of patents up- on all the claims referred to, until the fullest investigation can be had upon their merits The Department, anxious that the lnvcs- tigation may be prosecuted with all dili- gence and every fraud detected, has caused the District Attorney to be instructed by all lawful means to aid in bringing the offend- CTS to punishment.

 am, very respectfully,

 Sir, your ob't servt.

 LEVI WOODBURY,

 sec'y of inc Treasury. Nh. RECTOR, Esq.

 Liilo Rock, Arkansas.