From the N. O. Jeffsr.oninn.
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From the " .O. JeHersonlah

 We publish with much pleasure the letter which follows, from the venerable hero and patriot of the Hermitage, being the reply 10 one addressed to him by the Democratic Delegation from this Stale inviting him to visit ,hIs city. The vigor as we'll as beauty of the thought with which this letter abounds shows that although age and decay may have made fearful ravages upon his mortal frame, his mind re- mains unimpaired, triumphant over the wreck oi time.

 HERMITAGE, December 2S, 1844. Gentlemen: Your letter of the 7th instant, enclo- sDg the proceedings of public meeting, by which invited to visit the cIiy of New Orleans, on the 9th of January, or at such other tune may please to designate has heen placed in my hands, by Messrs Felix Bosworih, T. G. Dashiell, J. s. Crockett, J M. P. Richardson, A. W. Green and J. s. Mactar lane. .-tI... rfr

 The unequivocnl manifestations of affection and confidence winch have received from the patriotic citizens of Louisiana, with the truest emotions o gratitude are 100 numerous and decided, for me to mistake the hearty goodwill and "warm'h o spirit ln which the invitation is given.'

 Nothing would afford me higher degree of saiis- faction, at this late hour in he evening of my lie than to meet once more, on the plains of Chnmetle the hiIe remnant of that gallant band, who stood by ma and with me nearly thirty years ago-conlribu- ting your metropolis from the rapiHe and pol uton with which it was threatened by foreign sol dery- defending and protecting the great and grow ing commercial emporium of the West. 7

 And, gent Dnen, this pleasure wonld be ehho cd by the opportunity, thus afforded me, of inierchang- ing congratulations with the noble and triumphant democracy of your sa,e upsn the late election of an honest sta,esman and pure patriot 10 the Presidency of the Unicn-one who has never inltered in nni- form and energetic maintenance of democratic re- publican principles who understands the constitution and will not suffer it 10 be violated.

 Rut il is painful to dwel 'on tie almost irress- tibIs inducements of your kind iLvt tim; for, 50 great is my debility and incemsni s the season, that it will be impossible for ls embrace and en-