It is worth noting that, if the Irish are conspicuous by their absence from the last named, they are gloriously prominent in the first. The race which has given to America, Crawford, Milmore, Kelly, St. Gaudens, Thompson, Hennessey, O’Donovan and as many more, has contributed at least its share to the glory of the country in that department. The corrected figures, not according to Mr. Lodge, but according to the authority from which Mr. Lodge professed to have taken his own are, therefore, as follows. We give first the summary of the Lodge tables and then that of _Appleton’s_ cyclopedia. They speak for themselves: According to Mr. Lodge. According to his authority. Statesmen 22 67 Soldiers 37 107 Clergy 113 140 Lawyers 18 59 Physicians 4 16 Literature 39 70 Art 19 19 Science 9 9 Educators 7 14 Navy 8 19 Business 11 35 Philanthropy 8 12 Pioneers and Explorers 3 5 Inventors 0 3 Engineers 3 4 Architects 0 0 Musicians 1 2 Actors 7 18 ——— ——— 309 599 The true figures are almost twice as large as those of Mr. Lodge, and are far from representing the great total of Irish ability contributed to the United States, but not acknowledged in the cyclopedia. Mr. Lodge must plead guilty to one of two charges. Either he has deliberately misrepresented the facts, or he is so careless or incompetent that he can neither count nor quote within 50 per cent of the truth. EMIGRATION FROM NEW ENGLAND TO IRELAND. From Prendergast’s _Cromwellian Settlement of Ireland_.