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The frigale Macedonian, says a Now
York paper, ordered by the Government 10
convey donations TO Ireland, viii be a, the
dock in about a week, to commence taking
in a cargo of flour and other articles Of food.
Sixteen thousand barrels Of flour will be
put on beard Immediately, aud The good
old frigaie will in less Than a month be
dancing across the ocean which she has
trayersed sn often, bearing precious freight
The Macedonian is almost the last Of the
ships captured by the Americans from the
English in the last war; and il is happy
reflection that she goes to her former home,
whence she sailed thirty odd years ago
laden with the implements Of death, carry.
ing The staff Of life To suffering thousands
missionary ship, bound on u voyage Of
humanity. This is an act worthy Of a
Christian people--we return good iur evil
Tho British Government sent out the Mace
doninn with powder and balls 10 deal death
among our sailors, but our tars took The
kings ship away from the kings subjects,
and now Yankee sailor, by permission
Of an American Congress, goes back with
the man of.war deeply laden with the pro.
ducts OF peace. Bread in return for cannon
ballsl Is not this good for evil