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On receiving the bread stufs, Father Mathew wrote to Mir. Ryan as follows: My Dear MT Ryan

 gratefully acknowledge. through the be- nevolent committee of the friends. the receipt of one hundred barrels of Indian Meal. For this seasonable relief for our suffering country, thank, with my whole heart, my beloved Temperance friends in Norfolk. l an proud of this proof of their recollection of me, and ardently look forward to the pleasure of pre- senting in person to them, collectively and in- dividually, the warmest expressions of my gratitude.

 have boilers and ovens at full work, and shall soon distribute the bounty of my dear friends amongst perishing thousands. Praying that the Lord may bless you all, aIn,

 With high respect,

 Dear MT. Ryan,

 Yours Devotedly,

 THEO. MATHEW.