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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
TILE DANURE-

Count COronini entered Bucharest on the 9th inst.
at the head of 1000 Austrian troops. They well
received by the population.
Dervisb Pasha has established Provisional Adj
minstrative Council, and named Prince Cantacuzeno
the President.
On the LIST Sept the Russians completely evacuated
Galatz and Ibrail
The navigation of the Danube is free.
On the 4th inst. Gen. Luders removed his head
quarters from Galatch to REM. Before leaving he
blew up the Notifications and strand batteries.
1t is reported that the Turks have entered FOX
sohamy.
The correspondence Of Tie London Daily News re-
ports that disagreements have already occurred be-
tween Omer Pasha and the Austrian commanders.
Gen. Krusenstern has ordered the inhabitants of
Odessa to reduce the city TO ashes if the allies should
attempt to take H. and then retire to Traspol. The
proclamation concludes, "woe to those who remain
behind, or attempt to extinguish the Gre"
The Moldavian militia has bsen incorporated with the
Russian army. The Lloyd has letter from Jassy on
the subject. On the sh, all the militia regiments
were assembled by order of General Osten Secken,
and he in the of the Gar, informed them that
they from that day to form an integral part OF
1.-THE Russian army" They were further informed
that AZ His Majesty pleased 10 Withdraw his
armies for a time from the Principaes, the militia
must accompany them and fight against the enemy,
who now presume to attack the Car on his
own territories. On hearing this sentence some
of the men stood as if petried while others threw
away their arms, declaring that they would not go.
Many officers who refused TO obey the orders of the
Russian commander were arrested, put into irons,
and are TO be sent across the frontiers into
Besssrabia 1t is said that the Moldavian Hetman,
Maurocordato advised the Russian General TO incor-
porate the militia, of which he is the commander,
with the Russian army A strong impression prevails
at Brailow and Gaatch that the Russians viii set fire
TO the two towns before they leave. At Kalarasch,
on the Bulk, or Byk which is no great distance from
Kchinefi, in Bessarabia, vast quantity OF powder
has been accumulated, and on the 3Oth Of August the
place was set on fire on all four sides by Polish
soldiers Some Cossack patrols caught the men in the
very act, "and they were Immediately tied to horses
"ails and so quaItered alive Early in the evening
of the LIST of September the Russians began TO destroy
their Notifications and nrenchments on the line OF
the Seretb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
FRANCE.

Military exercises continue at Boulogne. On the
18th inst the Emperor reviewed ten thousand troops
in camp at Ambletense. On the 18th grand sham
battle was enacted. An invading army of 10000
men advanced from St. Omer to attack Boulogne,
was met b, an army of defense also of 49, 600 men,
ard after immense fire and smoke Boulogne was sup
posed to be taken On the 10th the Emperor returned
to Paris.
loan of 400, 900, 900 francs is proposed.
The French Minister has been recalled from Berlin,
and Ferdinand Barrot appointed in his stead
The Island of AK, at the mouth of the Charente,
is assigned az the residence of prisoners of war
The cholera is rapidly abating in Paris.
The arrest Of Bayini at Basic is reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
ASIA.

The accounts from Erzeroum, dated the 18th, state
that the Russians having abandoned Bejazid it was
again occupied by the Turks.
An English courier from Tabriz, at Erzeroum on the
18th, n,ed that the road was entirely free be-
tween those cities.
The Russian army cerps lately operating under
Prince Beboutof against the Turks, on the frontiers
of Georgia, has made sudden and unexpected retro
grade movement toward Gumri. The Turks found
the Russian camp and ten guns spiked. 1t is not
known whether the retreat was caused by the pres
ence of Shamyl with large force near Tifis, or
from a report of the allied movements in the Black
Sea. The movement gave rise to report that
shamyl had gained great victory at Tiiiis in which
the Russians said they had lost seven guns, 5000
men, tents, &c.
The Times says, under date of Aug. IS, that the
Turkish Minister has left Teheran for Erzeroum. Inc
rupture between Persia and the Porte is complete.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29

which, from the great efdDetion the ships will no. be
able 10 fire in return. Thus Sevasto9ol town. ar
senas and feet 10 be destroyed; and YOU may be-
lieve just as much Of it a. you like"
The time to be occupied 10 the transit seems gener
ally TO be fixed by naval men at five days The YEA
te's amour. to more than 400 in number beside pom
toons, boats and rats. The course would be along
the coast to the Deighborhood Of Serpents Island,
where favorable breezes nigh, be counted on. Sap
posing that no delay occurred, the expedition might
be expected TO reach the Russian shores by the 9Th Of
the month, when the day OF landing would depend Of
coure entirely crcumstances such the state Of
the surf on the beach the position of the Russian
force ard the opinion Of the Generals az TO the best
means Of commencing operations.
On the Sd the greater part Of the British squadron,
with the English troops board left Varnai and on
the 9Th the French Gen. St. Arnsud and the Turks
left to JOIN the British at Fidonisi or Serpent Island,
of the mouth Of the Danube, opposite t, Eufasors,
in the Crinea.
Prince Menchikoff personally conducts the de-
Tense Of Sevestopol. He attaches great importance
to the Notifications Of Oczekof and KhersOn, and
some thousand men are occupied in Strengthening
those places. Continual re enforcements arrive at
Odessa and pass on. 10000 said to be in
camp, besides full garrison in the city. number
Of ships are being converted into fre-ships.
There are strange rumors current that the French
Admiral Hamelin strongly opposed the Sevastopol
expedition, that st. Arnaud takes the sole response
bility and that sealed orders were their way from
France to stop it when the expedition sailed. This
may be only rumor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29

AsHLASD.-A writer in The Cincinnati Gazette
thus speaks of visit to what was once the residence
OF The great Clay:
ave were BOT prepared TO End the dwelling totally
demolished; but all that remained Of il was part o.
q brick wall which bad once served TO DIVIDE w
dozen men were at work with crowbsr and Pcksa'
leyeing it to the ground. All, therefore, ms nIs
mains Of the old homestead Of the statesman ~ ores
Of bricks and rubbish. We were to told ,as, Clsy-
ent proprietor Of the estafe-s son o. sIIina new
Is about to erect on the site OF the oa ="
editce of is exact form and character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
INDIA AND CHINA.

The arrival Of the India and China mail has been
telegraphed from Trieste. The dates are Calcutta,
Aug. II; Bombay, Aug. /; Shanghai, July Isl Can
ton, July 20, and Hong Kong, July p.
The state Of trade in India was favorable, but in
China it was very dull
There was great confusion at Canton. The lnsurg-
eIts have taken several places near by and threaten
Canton.
Foreigners are placed under the protection OF the
Factories ships.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
THE BALTIC.

The total destruction of the forts at Bomarsund and
the departure of the French troops for France is
filmed.
The fleet had gone from Ledsund to Narga.
Marshal paraguay d'Hilliers had gone to Berlin.
II was reported that the Baltic feet would return
to England and that Sir Charles Napier would re-
sign the command. These rumors considered
very doubtful.
An ADelO.FreDch detachment had landed at Ubri-
casborg near Sweaborg, destroyed some gun boats,
and set the town on fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
GREAT FIRE NEAR ROxBURY.

BosToN Thursday. Sept q, Is34.
TIE extensive ropewalk owned by the Boston Hemp
Company and valued at twenty thousand dollars,
was entirely destroyed BY fire TO day. Upon II there
was very little insurance. The flames then commune
Gated TO the City Mills, belonging to the Mill
Company, damaging the roof Of the building and the
attic story to considerable extent. The grain stored
in the place was badly damaged by water The extent
of this loss il about q, 500 Fully insured.
Five wooden houses, also belonging to the Mill dam
Company, were burnt in the upper stories Upon
these there was full insurance.
The total loss amounts from SIS 900 to sec, OoO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
GERM MANY.

In one Of the last si'tngs of the Diet Austria pro-
posed that Oderburg, in Austrian Sesia, be made
federal fortress, Undertaking, to guard against
Russian invasion. Prussia then protested, urging
that town in Eastern Prussia Sesia ought to be
selecied The miliisry commission of the Diet has.
however, decided in favor Of G!ogsu, which recon-
lnendation will be laid before the Bund
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
I,verpool Breadstum Market.

FRrpAY Sept ls-The Liverpool Bresdsuss Market vas
firm sdvresd in the ssry part Of the TseE pat closed
r,I.r dull Il fully last weeks quotations for 81 articles
D.rDi,rour & Co quote Western Csn-l FLOUR 2loGso
p.rpo-e ard Phi.d.phs p ed5o6 Ohio % dS5tI Hhte
NgE,r s3a9l4; red and mixed do 7Iodse. "hne CoN
81 ass o; yellow sud mixed IS ,,,
Ness. Brown shipley Cos quotations are: Western
c.-sI 81 orr u PhilAdephis and Baltimore y b9Sl
Ono siSSI white ard yellow CoHS 81 ass mixed y
az White WHEAT s. sass; red ds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
DESTRUCTION OF THE sLooP LEADER.

SANDY HOOK. Tbursday, Sept. 20. 1854.
The sloop Leader of Long Branch, from New York
for Shrewsbury, anchored in the Horse enoe is't
NIGHT Jeaky. About II o'clock, on looking into the
hold the crew found that the water had eommuni-
Gated 10 some lime and that the soop was on IRE
There being three kegs of powder board they LEFT
Immediately in their boats, and 10 few minutes tae
soop blew up The crew saved their money, bat los!
avarythuO else.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
Iixernool Prpduee MARKET.

sr,,xNsrE l5-Tbe Brofers Circular reporE Asass --
sees p.sx q, SEEDS REsS-Sales 900 bills common
a a,ie.r u4Sd47 Nothing done IN Crude IrErtsrss
Aheihs a., =, SIdSs PALM OIL-Seles 200 tuns on the
ST.. g lCds+4 TO- LNsELD OIL n moder,te densnd
sffss-eSssl Pale sEAL quiet II go l0dtt ~ RAPE
~ - AZ saf7I The principal sales Of DYswooDs were OF
S.mo-,sty LoswseD q 50 leess Is ST. Domingo 81 ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
GREAT REIrAIN.

The cholera continued its ravages in London, the
deaths from that disease during the three weeks end
ing on tie sh inst. reaching four thousand
The oAen and Court are at Balnoral, Scotland.
Messrs David Scott Richmond & Co. of Manches
tor have failed. Their liabilities are heavy, and may
affect several Liverpool firms. Currie, Dale a Co
have also failed. The celebrated yacht America Is
Advertised 70 be sold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
MARINE DISASTER.

HALIFAX, lhursdfy sept. <ot io.'
On the 27th, eff Thomas Island seven miles from
LoCkes leland was discovered the new bark Corpora,
Trim of New.Haven. partially sunk, her stern our o,
the water and all sai set No person or pos. c9ula
or had struck during the dense fog which has lasted
for several days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
Landau Produce Markets.

r.u,, R.,;ns Bro's & Co.'S Circulsr-WHEr hiss sd
- II 20 81 y quarter FLOVE quoted a. 3 dS'. White
WFESr s. de4 Red So 96oi sUSAs S1iet iAvonf ouyetS
.ssS, 49, rather less scve. RICE; iarge business
= p. rss TsA Coneou quoted lot but the tee
srs hc sdvee from China bad nesesa holders go
Ism rfned active but other quiet;
- y rs LNsEEp on rather lower TURFE>rSS 1915
Sio1a sPlr1rs TUkPENTINE steady at 81 for American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
Liverpool Provision Market.

s,v, I5-M,.rs Gardner Co. snd other firms report
in few hard. and firm; ssles trtne ZINE rosk oeins
b. srrulv held bat inferior and middltns qushres are
sfeult Of sale There rather more disposton 20 ouy
- .nd fue commands sbout 90 Sales Of sHotLDEB a.
i CHEESE sc.ive aud hiEher LAID remains ~
-, ,syoc, rates; sales so e. D. doJ IALL9" con
s. ,,ne DOWN. a. and dull 81 % LINsEto CAKE In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
REsCUE OF THE CREW OF THE BRIG UNION.

BOsTON. Thursday, sept 20 Lo"i.
The crew Of the brig Union before reported by the
hs,L Ocavia of This port a. in dangerous condition
on the wreck of their vessel on Charleston D u;
were taken of by the schooner j. J. Taylor and
brought to this port They wsIs OF .ne ",. nd
uounds of salt beef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
AUSTRIA.

tits reported that Count Buol will soon be super
seeded by Count Frederick, the new Minister at Ber'
lin, but this is doubtful
Pleppotentary had arrived from Prince Daniel
of Montenegro, offering to transfer his allegiance to
Austria for yearly subsidy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
Landau Money Market.

A ,bs ISL A. Is, 1- money ard a5 for account Dollars -
Bar silver dj Duboops. IS 3; Esss. asS rss suIO n
10 the Hsuk Of England Ia. cecrc as-o 20 ~.
With $500 IN sod srrived during the week fom Austrs
The Pen. Bourse closed 18Th Us gif TO- Threes ti ~
Ban
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
Pnssenrers per Anerira.

Messrs Hswley, Porter, Zelwisser P.sso, Frances Or
Fiau,ra Nurritty. B,rhelle Bralen, Massey acCatthl
Farr.nholt Reubel, MeElyert AIKEN Welsh, Law, Arm
buover How. Sis, Brooke, Shannon, MoManness, Anro
Ford Key Kun. RGsburg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
AUSTRIA.

Although Austria does not consider the rejection OF
the four conditions a casas be she still looks on the
Guarantees demanded by the western powers as the
only basis for durable peace, and will therefore at
the same time that she maintains her armed neutrality
neglect no opportunity of urging Russia to accept
them.
The following Geographic dispatch, dated Vienna,
Saturday, has been published in the London pa
pers: IN. Meyendorff has transmitted to the En-
"peror his letters of recall He is about to return
"to st. Petersburg
The IIanderer has been positively assured that the
Russian reply may be said 10 consist OF three polnls
ol The s.. Petersburg Cabinet processes 10 DC
astonished that Austria should have recommended
the acceptance of such conditions without dehsnu'ng
concessions. from the western powers AS hussla
considered the evacuation of the Prncipaies sac
rifce che hoped 10 find corresponding Inclination
70 Weld ON the part OF the powers
DO The st. Petersburg Cabinet finds II strange
.L., Austria should Join in conditions which are
fore;on 10 its interests if not absolutely contrary 10
Tho same Bv increasing the strength OF the western
,owers at the expense of Russia. the Daance OF
o,ver in Europe would be disturbed, and Austria ana
Geymany would be too weak to maintain 'heH Po-
sition against the maritime powers. -. ., 49,,
Sa, his forces 10 the left bank of the Pruth, but
when within his own frontiers he wi defend himself
to the last against any and every attack;
The western powers have expressed themselves
.,ss6ed with Ausras resolve to remain Tor me pre-
sent in armed neutrality.
The Cermsnic Diet resumed its sittngs Oh inc i4'n
ina, when the Prussan Representative would IN
form the Diet that Prussia, never having bound her
self by the guarantees demanded oy inc "s'N'H
powers, will in future remain stneuy heuHA''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
SPAIN.

The intelligence from Madrid is important Inc
republican party is extremely uneasy, and ne" os',
break is considered near. 1t has been discosefea
ba, republicsuis s extensively organized and ALMOST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
TIE AUsTRIANs at BUCHAREST.
NO NEWS FROM THE BALTIC.


TIE screw steamer Alps, from Liverpool on the 18th
Est, arrived at Boston yesterday morning, and files
N English journals up to that date reached this City
k.a evening. The America with dates to Sept l6,
sO reached Halifax yesterday morning, and the tele-
krsPh has put us in possession Of the intelligence Of
krbich sbe is the bearer.
The Collins steamship Arctic arrived out al Liver
kool at O'Clock A. NJ. on Wednesday, the 18th inst
The Anne RIGA left Liverpool the afternoon of the
bSA.
The America passed, at p. NJ. Of the 10th, steam
|ehp Asia, from New-York for Liverpool. 18th, off
|sutee leland ship Underwater, from New-York for
liverpool.
The U. s. Mail steamship Hermann left Southamp-
hon for New York at p. NJ. Of the 18th inst, with
l60 passengers.
The news possesses features of considerable inter-
es-the most important Of which is the announcement
of tie departure Of the expedition against the Crmea
1T sailed from varna the 4th inst, and WAS com
posed Of $4,000 troops and about 700 ships, which
would be before Sevastopo the l0to. News of the
lGDdng may be expected to reach Varna on the 10TH
and would be looked tor with the greatest interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, 1854

u,se, 70 arrive. &c 10 rEA-Corgcu fod Nv ~
was offered freey srd rather lower In Cota .,..
80 Ius;s.s AZ urchansed rates KIcs An exensNe
~ -, 1,re IN Cs-ana: sales 80 uerees a. IRE =
rate. tor export. but principal, a. IN G9i-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
ITALY.

The Government of Mocena has ordered all arms
in the City of CaTara to be given up within fifteen
days.
More executions have taken place at Parma.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
London Metal Market.

rrc-r B.rrr Circular -RoN steady kahs t'e et' 49,
Rs-, sslcjdf8 Isl; Scotch Pis 81
1osSsx w,s stesdy and quotations unchanged M,
IStp Isrse business ct az ID gtS 'or common rig
and Z a i0t for refined.
TN very s-ssdy: EnEish unchanged
sptLrFs 81 10 dfS2 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
American Securities.
Liverpool Freight Market.

Freehts TO the United States had slightly improved and with
din inhed heher rates expected neIt montn
ouotsfious-To New Passenger "a Goals z Hard
wsTe ard Coarse Goods s2; Fine Goods 'o lron' &C.
I7l6A.oI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
LATEST NEWS.

GBy Telegraph from London 10 the LirerPoof Agent
of tie Ner. York associated Press.
LoSpos, Saturday.-There is nothing later from
the War.
Consols closed to-day at yesterday rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
Latest Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL Saturday P NJ Our CorToN market Is I'M
changed day The sales have been SEQ bales incadns
BSFapsTrFFs are unchanged except FLOUR, which IS Cd
daare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29

from John Ayths Co 5 Cirealst
- 5vr-,s.-r teraeucy Of BEEAoSrgFFs j. temporarily
..s-s,s L.Rp Gull and s ehrsper. Bacon dull btkf
- poEK sow 81 sale SHoCLDESs heavy. All sorts o.
NAVAL STOKES dull AsHEs-P0s arm " resfs aa'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS.

TRENTON, II. j. Thursday, sept q Isof;
Nathaniel 5. Rue Of Monmouth was nominated 6y
the lid District Democratic Convention at Freehold
today for Congress- Rue received 50 votes Finne-
more a. and Burns |.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
Manchester Market.
Glasgow Market.

sr,T l5-Tre market fer YsASs ssd Corrcs GOODS 20
--.frss ouisf and rather steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29

The Ckurehman Of this week has leader in favor
of restoring Bishop OnderdOnk, on the ground Of
Justice to the Bishop, the harmony of the Church,
the spiritual interests Of the diocese and duty to God
We extract passage from this article:
r..,Iv and more emphsesly than all God himself de-
,r.nS. h II wa. trivial Dustce the KIM Of Heaven
Sye h Church Of zeal0rs chief hs hoek and 70
derrdt religion BY settina marx Of shame Bishop
WHO had been resnrded Of m ebiest ornameas during
long course OF yesn IL much sln-grester and
sovnE-a and deliberate TO keep him skill
ee FRI sscred duties Of his Epcopsey Anrousy his
cAsnded Cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29
PRUSSIA

The Daily Ners has published the following 'e''e'
from Berlin, dated the 18th inst; .,.r
THE Prussiau Government hss addressed ci'Sa~
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Otal. .....s.sss.sssssss''s'' EDWARDS
Received payment, @.xs.It


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B.sy w:., h.l The b were made out au.9
the sess o. al or primers were used on board cha, sos
no othe, .sept and pr ners furnishes
during the SAG H vi charged in the said bills
Doaghety Assistant Cers Of the Bsst ~
OF Al Henry CAy Kept the minutes Of the proceed
tns the committee 70 Aleany asd esSa asp 49,
~ teir proceedings sitter hayiug eft Nov Ioki nae
account Of the committees ava .2t shPono ~
~ on .ccount Of the oiseqaiss 10 New ioL ~ 80
Ssr, received go for services e4sfk o. se
tom the CortrOleri received any aohfy ron -
..n or suy member vi the COMMITTEES an ,eialo1 70
asseaues deponent msds out BIZ for ss serrees wne
ws len blank for the committee Q GU ops h no
bsyns u.de out any other bills thsa the ooe referred %
DID Dot sn any receipt he ESQ., hs. 20 recollection Of as
% 49, a, re sisnafpr. the paper, msTke1 We
March Is lSssv and ssy whether thai not year hAAa
wnfingf ,..
O. Looi a. the body Of the paper ana "J ~n'" "
A / snao, ssy ~hossi GOV remember this S'a W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-29

RIVAL OF THE ALPS AND AMERICA.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-08-24

lgous principle than the hilarity of his
manner would give reason to suppose. |
always fancy he was thinking Of himself
when he wrote this character: "For the
man doth fear God, however j, seem not in
him by reason Of some large jes.s' he doth
nake.''
Neither is there any foundation for the
Impression that he was undervaIued in his
own times. No literary man Of his day
had more success, more ha,lering attentions
from the great, or resped more of the SUBJ
s'ansial fruits Of popularity, in The form of
worldly goods. While his contemporary,
Ben. Johnson, sick in miserable alley, is
forced to beg, and receives bu, wre.ched
pistance from Charles J., Shakspear's for
tune steadily increases from year TO year.-
He buys the best place in his native town,
and fits i. up with grea. taste he offered 10
lend, on proper security, sum of money
for the use of the town Of Stratford he ad.
ded TO his estate in S,ra tford hundred and
seventy acres Of land he bought half the
grea, and small titles of Stafford and his
annual income is estimated to have been
what would at the present time be nearly
four thousand dollars.