HON. A. H. SEWER.
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The last mail brought as the following let ter from Col. SEVER. Itis presented to our readers, in compliance with the request con- tained in it; and will be gratifying to the numerous friends of the writer, in communi- eating the intelligence of his recovery from a protracted and severe illness.

 Hashiagioa January :, 1Sil.

 DEAR SIR :-I reached this place on the evening of the day that Congress met, and on the next morning, took my seat in the Se- nate. l was unwell when l got here, and daily grew worse, until was forced to take my bed; to which have been confined for month. am now free from disease but much debiltated. Last evening, for the first time, since my confinement to my room, | got out and walked to the barbour, and this morning, for the first time, reached the dining room, for my toast and coffee. now hope, in the course of a few days, to be able to discharge the duties of my station. have been thus particular, about matter personal to myself, which desire you to make pub, lie, in order, that my correspondents, whose letters 1 have been unable to answer, may understand the reason, that their communca- tions have not been answered. Matters o business which have been sent me, have beer handed over to my worthy and attentive col i leagues, who have attended to them. The papers will give you the political news.

 Very respectfully,

 your ob't sery't. A. II. SEWER DR S BoprANn I;Hfe RocI, 4rL,s