AUTHORDOM IN ENGLAND
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A London correspondent of the N. Y. Inquirer writing about the inordinate charges which many who are upon the Stage exact and''receive, thus contrasts the condition of two, at least of the ena;o- ent writers of England--

 I venture 10 say that Fisher Murray ono or the most esteemed of the eminent English Magazine writers. does not ex. ceed e30o year by his literary labors. l am told that Carlyle's income from his writings, does no. exceed G50O per an-- num--yet he works eight or nine hours a day and the productions of his pen arc read wherever the English language is understood.