N. ORLEANS, March 30, 'i7. Dr. R. L. Dodge aud Co., IL F. Thornton,

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 Geatlemen-Y our valued favor of the 20th ult., by Capt Peunywit, with 9335 co for the Irish sufferers, come safe to hand. 1 no- tee your request, viz: that should invest the amount in corn and ship the same to Ireland, this l would most cheerlully do if Ii could be done to further the object, viz: to feed those that are starving, at-he least expense. caited on our Mayer, who Is Treasurer ef the Irish relief funds, and lad the case be- fore him, and after consultation, unhesitat- inglv come to the conclusion 10 hand the a. mount 10 him. Please see his acknowledge menl in this days Tropic, sent you by this boat We have from this city chartered and loaded one vessel, which cleared this week at an expense think of about S20,000.-- Another vessel will soon be obtained and loaded All the funds from the interior of this State, also from Mississippi, are put into the Treasurer's hands, ,he purchases made, &c, and the amounts from different towns, are reported 10 our Consul at Liverpool, who attends to the dispesition of the shipments. Tours will be soIeporied Knowing that all you, and those kind citizens of Little Rock, who have thus nobly given, wished ta re- lieye the distressed, have taken the above manner 10 further your wishes and trust 1t will meet your appreciation.

 Very truly yours,

 MOSES GREENWOOD,