The Sun.
London, England, 1867-09-24 00:00:00

IRISH POETS.

In every age Ireland has presented to the world
men gifted as orators and poets, and it gives us
sincere pleasure to be able to point to D. F.
McCarthy, of Dublin, as one of the sweetest of
living poets in the English language. Ms genius
has been long appreciated by his fellow-country-
men, and is now, we are happy to say, gaining for
him a world-wide reputation. He has lately
received a letter from the American poet, Long-
fellow, which is most generous on the part of
the writer, and must be truly gratifying to the
author of the " Mysteries of Corpus Christi,"
which new poem, from the pen of Mr. McCarthy,
has called forth the following high testimonial
from one of the first writers of the age. Long-
fellow's letter has been just sent us for publica-
tion, and we cheerfully give it a place in our co-

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