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Eathcr Mathep.--A correspondent Of the n.
Y. Spectator, in Ireland, mentions tho Apostle Of
temperance thus:


"Spcaking of temperance reminds mo that
while was al Cork, Fath"- Mathew was appointed
Bishop of Cork. This event, somewhat uneX-
pected, was SO gratifying TO both Protestants and
Catholics that general illumination was sug-
gesled, but the new Bishop very properly objected,
under the peculiar state of the times.


A dinner was g:en to Father Mathew while
our passengers were in the city, and although tho
evening was somewhat advanced when we heard
of it, ono Of our party called at the hotel TO see
him. lie was Informed that Father Mathew
was then at dinner, and of course could not be
SEEM 81 am lust arrived from america" said
our friend. "apd shall leave the city in the morn
ing, and have desire 10 take him by the hand
The word America was enough. Mr.. Gourley 5
name was sent up. and in few moments Father
Mathew came down and greeted him with all the
cordiality of an old friend. He loved America
he said, and it at all times afforded him pleasure
O greet an American in Ireland. +. II.


Apoplery cured rihout a Lancet or a Doctor
A few days ago n man was taken suddenly with
apoplexy, at the Police office at Jefferson Market
his face being as blue as indigo from the swell
inc of the blood vessels. One of the officers who
had read in DR.. Turner's "Triumphs Of Young
Phisc" the now and scientific treatment Of thai
disease, got somo cold water and poured cupful
by cupfuil on the patients head. In "a few min
ules tho senseless man came to, and in quartz
Of hour he walked off home well.


IN. Y. True Sun.