MR.. CRAWFORD'S HEALTH.
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The New York National Advocate con-
tains ali extract of a letter from gentleman
at Washington, to his friend in that City, I'M
der date OF the 18th inst. which states that
on the day previous he rode out about three
miles to see Mr.. Crawford, and that his re-
covcry may now be safely relied on. He
found him walking out, free from all disease,
his countcnancc having again resumed the
hue Of returning healtl--his eyes entirely
recovered, and his conversation sp,'ghtly and
animated The letter adds, that Mr.. Craw-
ford proposes to visit the high limestone
country about York and Lancaster, in Penn
sylyania, and if he should extend his journey
as far as the Springs of New York, he will
in all probability travel on the west side of
the Hudson, returning by the way OF the ci-
tics of New York and Philadelphia.