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The Sandwich Islands.
LETTER FROM ADMIRAL PERSON.

MesTS Editors:--From a letter which
i recently received from Admiral Geo.
E. Pierson, ! make the following extract
4 ssuTed that it will interest the Chris
tian public, in view Of the recent as
saultS made upon the character of the
American missionaries, and the depre-
citation OF their labors and success, by a
rowing band of English High Church
men. No officer in the Navy sustsins
higher character for intelligence, in
tegrity, devotion to duty, and every So
cial and manly virtue,--to which may
be added sincere faith in the Gospel,
and life conformed to its spirit and
prscepts. Being himself an Episcopa-
lian, his opinion of the Sandwich Island
missionaries, the results of their labors,
and the enlightenment and piety Of
their converts, are entitled to higher
consideration, in the circumstances. 1t
was the fortune of the writer of this
nete to visit the same Islands, in com.
pany with the Admiral, in the year 1880,
when both had ample opportunities for
social intercourse with the missionaries,
attendance upon their churches, and
observation OF the native converts.
The Admiral, therefore, was ct home
again, and better prepared to pronounce
an opinion. H. w.
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The PowHATAN, Callao,
September 10, 1866.

"0ur visit to the Hawaiian Islands
was certainly most agreeable in every
particular, We found at Honolulu
natives of high and estimable character,
who had bsen educated mostly at our
missionary schools, and who had there
acquired a taste and desire for i'm
provement which has fitted them to
shine brightly in the first society in the
world. Nor is this all: for we found
them NEST hospitable to their stranger
friends. We were deeply interested in
their churches and schools; and, when
we heard Mr.. Parker, an American,
but born in these Islands, preach with
his usual interest and energy to his large
and attentive Hawaiian congregation,
we felt that the faith was sure to pre-
vail; that its precious seeds, scattered
in these Islands by our able and faith
tnl missionaries, and now springing up,
were already diffusing in their blossoms
an everlasting fragrance far and wide,
and that the fruits, even now, were
being eaten and enjoyed by thousands
of people who, less than half a century
ago, were benighted in heathenish
darkness! found everything pro-
crossing in the right direction in Hon
Olulu. l read the constitution" and
the laws. / was visited by the King
and his Ministers Of State, by number
Of the clergy, and by the professors and
students Of the Ponchu College. l
visited many of the interesting inhabit-
ants, among whom were number Of
our old and dear friends; and, on leav-
ing place of such interest, thought
to myself, that any resident Of these
Islands, who could grumble at the mild
government and laws of Hawaii, would
grumble at anything save a perpetual
current of gold falling into his pockets /:
nay, that he would grumble still because
Of the weight inflicted on him in carry
ing it about.
81 met, while at Hilo, the able and
excellent missionaries, Mr.. and Mrs.
Coan, and enjoyed their hospitality
Mrs. Coan is q most interesting and
cultivated lady. They are both admi-
TablO specimens of eur Countrymen, and
the people throughout the Islands hon
or and love them, not only as spiritual
advisers, but as sincere friends"
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SCHUYLER Colfax and his Fenian Friends.

The following letter of the Hon. Schuyler Colfax
spouse the complimentary resolutions adopted by the Fen
ans of Cincinnati:
CINCINNATI, May O.
MY DEAR SRI regret to have to reply that at
tend picnic the 3rd of june desired having
lecture during that week in Michigan but
less obliged you for your kind invitation and for the
complimentary resolutions by which it is accompanied.
You but my position correctly when you allude to
friend of universal freedom can imagine how
one mbued with the spirit of institutions fail sympa
thze with those other lands who long for the govern
which enjoy. AS citizens hands controlled
by the law but God hearts that will throb sympathy
everywhere and there sympathy
much greater than imagine The moral of the
position of the United States towards Mexico is conceded by
the civilized world have contributed the downfall of the
empire almost much the bayones of the Liberals
The appeals of Kossuth the Of Europe and
America in favor of Hungary seemed to fail Of immediate
suit But to-day Hungary really enjoys selfgovernment with
all her rights The oupoken sympathy of Chrsten
dom in favor theoppesed Crans has been poweres
These and many other instances that might be named but
which have not aude in this hurried note attest the
bayonets and the munitions of When John Bright the
fearless Commoner Great Britain that sentence
last year. to the Dublin Reform League How much suffering
Ireland how much injustice by England, Americans
be rightly condemned for echong his truthful words And
the House of Representatives OF the Foreth Congress
did more than it's duty adopting unanimously the
sympathy for Ireland and Crete reported by General
Banks the Committee Foreign Affairs Ireland in the
last century, enjoyed self government to which it is
stranger and hope the good time coming TO see another
Irish Parliament Dublin Green In great haste, but truly
yours,
4" Hon. j. W. Fitzgerald" I" SCHUYLER CoLFAx.
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The Irish Nationalists of Canada.
CHICAGO, May 6, 1867.
s of the Irish Republic :

10 he E0tt0TS OF the lfSh Repu6ac
CHIeAGo May 6, 1867.
MEssRs DEMONSTRATING lately heard of those in
auaed men, who still adhere the OMahony Stevens swnde
speak the inustice of invading Canada in order
strike at the power of England stating amongst other things
that Canada free country" that its people ICON
tented happy and prosperous and would wish to have
the order of things changed how wicked bring
war and devastation amongst peaceful and nofensve peo
pe who did them harm" &c. This language sounded
quite familiar It consists of pet quotations from the
Toronto Leader in its boodand thunder Nominations against
the cut-throats" it constantly calls the Fenans. And
undoubtedly this the from whence those worthless de-
rived their information" relating to Canada. With regard
the freedom and prosperity enjoyed by the Canadian people,
have few words say. 1t well known that there is
average of eighty miles width of agricultural land
tending along the Canadian frontier All the lands of
that unfit settement still the Government Surveyors
in order obtain employment and worthy Minister of
Agriculture and Emigration darcy MEG ee" for some rea
known themselves declare those sterile lands fit
for settlement and endeavor to attract emgrans
them What is the RESULT Hundreds of our unfortunate
countymen believing the lying advertisements of those
erested PARTIES invest their little store and move their fam
lies into the Wilderness After building house. and choppng
his talow during the winter the settler generally his
purse grow light towards the coming spring hope
buoys him up in the expectation of having crop
and he goes to work with renewed energy and applies the
rocks stare him an the tc the fire having burned what little
soil was over them lie then has live by bunting and fish
ing like an Indan to the United States have been
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coffee Dinner about pound of very inferior potatoes
pint SOUP small lump of griste or sinew of thing
carrion than food but caed-n mockery perhaps
beef Supper half pound of bread and half pint of
mkandwater. This the fare on Sundays, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays. On Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays the changes rang thus For breakfast quart of
mush prepared by dnt of boiling from about one ounce OF
meal and consequently being poisonous than useful half
pint of milkand-water and snapper"about two mouths
uof bread For dinner had half pound of sour
bread and half pint of mkandwater and for supper this
dose repeated
The quantity of material than what given in
Cork JAIL but the quality every article very inferior,
that any who made of bit of clean wholesome
food could look them with any other feeling than dis
gust sheer hunger alone could make such them
much for the truth of their lying parliamentary reports
which everything connected with the arrangements
and food at Mountjoy humane and most excellent q
and that the prisoners vGy nell satisfied wh their heateni
Most excellent truy-for the production of insanity
and for starvation
Another piece of demonc and Internal rufanism awaits
disclosure rumor of the truth did leak out but it at
quashed But it nevertheless the truth. this,
and will maintain it my oath. ask the attention. the
most attention. of all the civilized world to what
going stae and H if the NOBLE and the just and the hon
think proper they may shake the eeg hands of the rep
resentatvcs of that government of thugs and vampires
wish them JOY of their ally
The state is this THE PRISONERS
soN got it, and to the best of my belief the poison got
aqua tos The bread stepped in solution of the
acid but did not eat it, for tasting it, it created nausea
could food for several days AFTER In the
tme the of the poisoning leaked out and probably that
saved my life and the lives of several Others But it did kill
and sent least homas Burke Of Conme to the
lunatic asylum.
What state here can and will sustain OATH and
let Engands friends have their say in Justification if they
The English Government is conspiracy of murderes and
cuthroats and their FOUL boodhrsty instincts the ruling
principles of their various departments They merely kept
under slight shadow of restraint by fear of the indignation
and power of uster nations In the interest of hui
many every civilized power earth should stamp this
Internal ogarchy by in their She is
scrupuous towards nation the globe without excep
ton and should all the earth be also towards her, Her
and fame should both alike be forever boted from the
records of civilization and her hated existence made thing
of the past.
Gentlemen for the present week stop here next week
will these recoecons and for the present yours
respectfully, COLONEL FEATHER
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We have received from the Agent Aonzo Marks Esq., At
South Clark St. Chicago the second part of Moore Irish
Melodies published and illustrated by Messrs Riches and
Moore of Columbus, Ohio.
AS intend future OCCASION to give heightened
notice of this magnificent work. shall for the present.
ourselves by saying that in every sense honor
the Irish and naon and should be priced such by
every who loves the land of his BIRTH of his fathers
and hopes brighter days yet in for her.
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GENERAL CoRREsPoN DEN CE.

Editors the IRISH REPUBLIC will allow cores
express their the strongest and bode language
with ppey they therefore state that they do not ho