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The following Is copy of letter of Will liam Polk, now citizen of Arkansas. He is about seventy years old, and is the eldest surviving son of Capt. Ezekiel Polk:

 SEPT. Is. l840

 DEAR SIR; Yours of August 27th has come to hand this day, and forthwith com ply with your request The commission which Maj. Bills referred you to, in my hands, have preserved, and now enclose t herein, (after taking copy of it,) and for ward 1t to you. cannot believe for a mo- ment that such malignant, fabricated calum- nies, is, or ever will be, believed. Knowing as l do, the high standing of our father amongst the other soldiers of the Revolution,