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LErrrR FROM FATHEs MATHEw.-We make the fel!awlaF exlreci from letter oi the Rt Rev. F Mathew, whicA Is published in the Albany Journal:

 CORK. 3lsi March, lsi7.

 "Mv Dearest Frsead The magnificent humanity eEiGeed by our beloved brethren Tn the States, for the suffering i.ish, has in- spired every heart m this island wish srdeni gratitude.

 s'We shall ever regard Ameriea as oar de- liyerer in the hour of biiies calamity. The immense supply of Indian corn, waited into The Cove of Cork, the las, few days, and ihe free-gift eargoes daily expected, have had an unex pected effect on lhe eorn market Maze has fallen from fl6 10 El9 the ten, In the darkest hour of calamity we should noI dcs- pair. The mercies of the Lotd are sbore all his woadrous works. am resolved. God willing, io leave Ireland for the States next summer Ii shall be my constant. anxious prayer. that the Lord may remove erery ee- s,aele, and allow me to indulge this daring desire of my hear.

 As soon ss he expected hseadsiaff yes sels will arrive in Cork. shasi have shs pleasure of writing 10 you again, expressing my thanks"