Show life ilfe in england A correspondent of the N Y express gives the following reflections on life in england tiie tile the first thing that strikes an american Are rican i ia n england is not only the tile civility but the servility of its population the servility 1 is painful on whatever sloe sioe or on whatever class we wp lock the beggar begins wb where ere beggar sex sexists i ats for public beggary sr arcely exists out of ireland and the ocean frontiers of 0 scotland the beggar begins in this servility and worl workman man peasant farmer gentry noblemen all follow on in graduation and in its regular servile course more or less the nation at once to toan loan an american eye seems to be a ana nation stes a nation of not ilin hin doos joos of the east by any means cleans but transplanted from the east into a northern invigorating vig orating clime and transplanted with their castes their theli artificial organizations and their so dial cial ial lal invincible prejudices true En english laws look upon all nil classes of men alike and the principles 61 0 magna charta cover the lowborn lovvorn as well as the tiie highborn but what the tile british subject has won in civil a and rid political liberty he has altor aitor altogether rether lost in social organization allon alion ile he is not free he is is not equal giz bizalion I 1 do not mean to say that he is not a political freeman for he is now politically that is in h the tn e eye odthe of the laws equal ip ii almost all things whatever his condition condi condl lon ion but nevertheless he is is a social slave from royalty to peasantry there are castes pastes there are ranks about as hard to overcome Q and about as unendurable as the castes among the eastern Hin doos A lord is worshipped wor shipped as an idol is in the east to know my lord to have shed on you the sunshine of his presence is in always hence ode one terrific civil social war ar seems ever going ginz on here bere tru e it is not tiit tilt hought fought in ip field as in in but in saloon loo too n I 1 in hallin ballin bou doirin park in equip page in five live jivery livery Y with vit h pretense or with inso insolence leme leAe or in pounds I 1 gsand pence money though makes no man while blood makes a man of anything but money buis buys blood at times and gold thus gets pets the guineas stamp the terigia struggle is for ra it for position for social place the he shop mans daughter has had lad iad bought for her a princess education and would be a princess but the strut struggle yale is ia all in va vain in what was born borri soap musi must must die le soap unless it b through some mighty struggle in the prie priesthood or the bar soap may froth up and it may mav bubble bubbie inE lne neland and the bubbles may five tive lve ive the viole blue the green all the colors of th rainbow but ut still it is soap the th crepe are ese efe pe ay aud and the ash achs q and the lie stick slick to it and T U of soap despite all this tile the astonishing thing is that the lower hindmo looks up and really reverences reveren ces the hindmo higher in cate y as a superior better bett ermade made clay neace nence if it t aly only what the tile queen is is doin doln doing 9 wi wither with hiher Vr prattling X itlie babyhood but what road sa s1 she ae rid rides m over what hour she rides what elements of sunshine or offos are fire over ilert tiers her what maid maids 8 att attend rid nid her what clothing 1 all have on and such thi things ns one and all not in royalty alone but the allied ranks have an interest for squires agid arid S veers as he reads them hilly tally recorded in in the morning post such as might t h ave ve tiie the bombardment of sebasto ol 01 or the taking ing of cronstedt Cron stadt |