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NHITEFooTIsM IN IaELAMn--I. tendon. Feb. 9. Within the last few days the law less daring of the Wllitefeet system has shown itself in the county of Kilkenny, in a species of outrage which is not uncommon in Ireland. Last Sunday night, at II o'clock, party of Whitefeet, several of whom had their faces blackened, and who carried arms, attacked the house of Lau- renee keefe, of Cappah, in the Earony of Knocktopher. They fired several shots through the windows and doors, after which they sledged in the latter, when some of the party entered, but were soon expelled by keele and his five sons.

 The assallants made two other attempts, but were spritedly driven back by the in- mates. At length, however, the Whitefeet received endorsements, and between 40 and 50 burst in, overpowering all opposition. They beat Keefe and his sons III the most savage manner about their heads, with the but ends of their guns and pistols. Three of them are so badly wounded that it IS fear cd they will not recover. The rufIians then dragged Keefe's daughter out of bed and carried her of. 4 diligent search has | ooeh Ai0uo ioi ,iio uiihaPPJ Shi, put NlHOut success. She was to have been married in few days.

 Another outrage of this lamentable nature occurred on Thursday night previous, in the narisli of GarIsI.;Il ;,. tho Barony Of Ida. ---

 At midnight, about five or six fellows, arin- cd with guns and pistols, and with faces blackened, knocked violently ai the door of farmer James Griffin, demanding admit tance and fire arms. His sister. and an old female servant, were the only persons at home. The former hid herself in n loff. when three of the fellows entered, and dis covered her in her concealmcnt. They in- stantly dragged her down, forced her out of the house, and carried her off with them. firing shot at the moment. The poor oirl tainted m their hands, and when she recov- cred, found herself on horseback, placed before one of the party, whilst two others held her to prevent her falling off. She was carried three or four miles thus to n house, where the police discovered her next morning g.-DDu55i,as Jotes-.