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OF forwardncss, and, according 70 The &C
count of it given by Mr.. O'Connell at late
meeting of the Catholic Association, the pop
ulation of ireland is at present nearer NINE
than EIGHT millions. Of this number they
say that at least seven millions are Catllo-
lies. A fine material, says the London Morn
ing Chronicle, for foreign experiments, now
that steam vessels can land an army in def
ance of a Navy Of Observation, at any time,
and on any given point OF the country, fixed
ON for hostile operations.


A most outrageous riot occurred yester-
day, (Sunday) just as the people were going
to church In the afternoon, at the house in
the rear of building occupied by one DAILY,
boot and shoe maker, in Broad street, near
to Wall l-street.-From ten to twenty Irish
men, Of the rough and tumble order, with
sundry women, white and black, were en-.
gagged in grand battle. with SHADES, brick
bats, Shiliaiys, &c. One who was passing at
the time, took leave to so to the house and
ask the attention of Alderman Zebra, who
repaired to the place Immediately, and BY
bis vigorous and resolute conduct, succeed
ed in taking nine of the rioters and sending
them to Bridewell.-.N Y. States.