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THE Music OF IRELAND Who that has ever
heard it, has been insensbe to the power of Irish
song? Every passion of the heart has its utterance
there, and the chords most frequently touched are
those which the most ennobng emotions Of the
soul have numbered as their own. Just 20 and
hear Mr.. McMichael-the Irish Minstrel-this
evening, at the Society Library. He is, indeed, a
true Irish Minstrel, and sings the melodies OF his
native land, as they ought to be sung; we believe
no other man living can sing them, except perhaps,
Tom Moore, the poet Of Ireland, himself.