The New York herald., 1850-01-26

Our Washington Correspondence.

Our w oshhnStOh COrreepOu0encos
WAsHrsoror, Jan. "a, 1860.
Washingfon's FareyeH .4idress-The Hungarians IN
Washington, &c.
Mr. Clay on presenting the original farewell address
written by General Washington, made q very slo-
quent and appropriate speech and incidentally alluded
TO the Union which Il the duty Of every pa
triot to love aud cherish; but this impromptu
gave offence, and eoited q reply from Southern Sc
nator mention this merely evidence Of the exas.
perated feeling of the South, hoping that after the
fever shall have passed, may enjoy peace and tran
quity. This state Of excitement Is Ext to civil war
and may, If net sllayed, beget it in the end.
The news We Lave from Pennsylvania that the House
of Representatives Of that State has resciDded the
solutions pstrrotipg the Senator's and requesting the
members Of Cor gress from that State to the
Wilmot pro,iso, has poured oil the troubled
Mr. Buchanan, in person, brought the happy tidings
and you may well imagine what effect 1t produced In
the minds of Southern Senators and members. No
doubt Is entertained to the Senate OF
agreeing with the House
Since last informed you about the progress of the
Hurgariau patriots they have been the object Of some
public and private attention which am glad to com
munieate. The public ought to know how the peo pie
OF this extensive metropolis receive strangers, who
brig otser letters OF introduction with them than
those signed by universal history On the day that my
letter reached here the officers Of the different voiun
eer conPspies with General Jones their head aud
Preceded by splendid baud, called on them la full
uniform This mark OF distinction received with
the ivtliett gratitude IL worthy of the dis tin
guished strangers in exile and worthy Of the gallant
gentlemen composing the corps.
Yesterday Governor Ujbszi and suite enter
tanned at dinner at ex-Goyernor Stewards. IL was
pretty thing altogether and exhibited both the good
and sbrewdness Of that distinguished politician
In the evening Of yesterday they invited at the
Attorney Generals and passed, as stated In yester
day letter, very agreeable evening Two days pre-
vious MIR. Ewipgs reception came off; but the Secre
tary for the Home Department not at home for the
exile. This morning General Cass called again the
Governor and his companions as he Understood they
going to leave to-morrow morning Offering them
his services and assuring them Of his warmes sympa
thies General Cas- is naturally kind hearted man
and Is ready to back his sentiments by action
To-day, they dine at the Presidents The invitation
which the managers of the Assembly Balls sent them
for this evening, Gov. Uhazi was obliged to decline;
but or two u the suite will probably avail them
eslves Of their kindness. The Germsnia Band in
the city, gave them, the evening before last, most
ms gnihcent serenade.
Ihave now stated all the civilty these brave exes
have received in Washington. Though they per-
sonay introduced to each secretary not single men,
Der Of the cabinet, except MIR Reverdy Johnson has
left much as q card for them. much less
they shown any civty by these officials Mr. Clayton
may probably have feared to offend Mr.. Hulsemaun,
the Austrian Charge and the rest OF the cabinet after
shoulder did not dare to act other Mr.. Rsverdy
johnson, however, who Is one of the counsel OF the
heirs Of Kosciusco against Mr. Bodsco, the Russian
minister here in Washington, had no euch scruples
American cabinet minister. Mr. Johnson proved
himself oasis In the DESERT the rest Of the cabinet
have showed that they have more heart than brains
but the world expects nothing OF them, one, OF
course, is surprised or disa ppointed.
have some apprehension that Mr.. Bradbury reso-
luton will after ALL not pass the Senate at least not in
Wis Mr. Butler, and the whole Calhoun factoa de-
eide dy against It, Senator Foote will support the
lution MIR. Calhoun Is still very i'll; Colonel Hscket
men Der from Georgia, an sorry to say, dangerously