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AMERICAN BgSgyoLgNCE.---sst sstngMfmr SaIpHem m.-Aboui a fortnight ago we an4 ioanced the arrIval in ile port of Dublin, oi the bark Express, trum New York, w,lll q cargo, consigned to inc Snciety of Friends, for the grstuitoas distribution among the poor of Ireland 4 gentleman connected ! with our office happened to % on board of her yesterday. h li.e course of Gonyersa- tlon the captain look occasion to show our irieud the bill of lading. IL comprised, for instance, several boxes of clothing. one bag of pegs, one barrel ef buckwhea. half bar rel of fish, etc, but our irieuds attention was particularly attracted by the enumeraiion of cue ron uf leather, and he was curious enough io ask the captain the history of this singular shipment for he relief of the famish- ing irish.

 "T'hai,'' said Capt Saunders, "was put oti board by poor eobbIer He works al stall near the wharf in New York, where my ship lay receiving her cargo. The day before sailed, he eape alongside and hailed me Is this says he. the ship that s talk ing 10 provision for lie siasying h,shi' Yes sad !, this IS ,ile ship. @'-Neii,' said he, Il guess ! have something to send. ha'an, any provisions to spare from my wife and eight children; but mean 10 do something. So there,' said he, heaving Iii the roll of leather, 'tlial will help to make shoes for tlTs poor fellows"

 How the Society ef fftes4s mean to dis pose of il we have not learned; but we will request Capt. Saunders 10 place n the hands If the benevolent shipper, copy of this pa- per announcing lls sale arrival.

 We do not promise to adsise lhe very colapelent. consigDees ss la Inc best mode of making thls generous fellows shipment available Tor .'Lhs starving lrish. but Il n., s better way occurs to ttien, we will suggest tiial They offer iifor puhljc competition, We wIil ourselves al oBce starr ths competition by offering for It tie price of barrel brst American -four in oar markei. If we suc- ceed ID obtaining il and thls Is only our first b,d1, we shall gladly preserve il as slgnifi- cant memorial of that kindly sympathy wish tue spfcrings of our people that perysJes all classes oi citizens ~ lhe great republic Should our hint De acted oa we offer the use of our columns to all who may choose to compete with us.

 We regret tiiai Capt Saunders was not able to iniernI our friend tue name uf the kind-hearsed American eobbleE.