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SaAKsPEAREs HousE.-Thc English Public has been
lately startled (says the New York Amercan) by nma-
ton that Mr. Barpum, Of the New York Museum dealer
in curioses Of various sorts, Tom Thumb inclusive was
about purchase Shakspeares house Saord with the
view Of having conveyed to the United States. The alarm
has become generaso much that has reached Prince
Albert who is supposed have any thing do with any
thing outside Of the Royal Palace and has prompted sub
crpion from that parsonage the of hundred
and fifty pounds to retain shakspeares house in England.


Other subscriptions have been proered clubs associations
and societies. literary dramatic Shakpean and Others have
moved in the and committees including Sir Robert
Peel Lord Mopeh and long catalogues of titled persons Of
various note have been formed for raising funds The pro-
pey which actually for sale may be bought is ascertain
ed thousand pounds-a scarcely large enough
would think, great stir among so many
wealthy people. Sir Robert Peel might advance the whole
and think that he had spent il at the last election


Miss Martneau into the subject with womanly en-
huas and proposes that the required shall be ra-
cd by penny subscriptions, make the monument as
national possible She has published appeal to the
People, in which she says


"he way is clear, the time is shc,t let us all do some
thing for Shakspeares memory before Sleep MY appeal
IS to your better aiecons-to your and love- By
oil the noble thoughts that Shakespeare has aroused in you
appeal you honor him BY all his noble thoughts
by the philosophy of Brutus and the mirth of Rosand by
the Of Macbeth and innocence Of Desemona by
the dreams Of Hamlet and the fidelity Of Imogene by the
misery OF Othello and the patience Of Cordea appeal
you TO honor Shakespeare And according your love
and reverence Of him be quick and digen in your work.