The Arkansas banner., 1849-10-02
From the Louisville Journal. Foreign COFEespondence.- 2.

LIVERPOOL, June P, ls49.
 GENTIKMEx :--It was only after .shak,n- o1 t4e df0wsy god aud issuing once more into the bu,v i world without, that coaid realize being in ,h,s land of beer and roast beef. looked in van t,r those evidences ot immessnrAbe superiority which had been taught to expect at every mrn: and began to fear ihat England only 10 Englishmsn the modern Canaan they represent her But the truth is, t does " flow with beer and porter and 'tis fife only country that does. Ailtte "manaa and qaais, therefore, that France CT America oder the EagshInan can never induce him to regard them being better than the desert, when he sighs faf the liquid dellghts of his own country. His powes oi suction do no, constitute Jahn Bus saiy Iessm- blsnce to at oyster: bat Of this hereafter.
 The busting crowd, by which was ssep, along inspired me with none of those lively emotions expected 10 have experienced on visiting for the hrst tune land ot strangers. There was silence, stiffness about the people; gloom in the murky atmosphere ai excited ,he melancholy sort ofeufi. osliy ohe feeis 10 read inscriptions upon mb-slones or to learn whose funeral moves slowly 6y. NON whether they were oppressed by excess Of happi- ness, or their high taxes, whether they grnaned under the weight of thelr dignity. the goat, know not but certain It is, never saw so many Tneul visages in so busy a scene. Perhaps Il may be deemed un5ecomlag in these rich snoos to deal m 90 cheap a commodity as good hunos or perhaps they are indignant that neessity eompels them ta expose their dapper persons To contact with the des pissed million; perhaps--but snrmses will never solve the mystery; only know they iook ike per- ambnlallng vinegar cruets, that's all. IL you ask weil-dressed Englishman direction, he seems for an instant lost ln wonder at your presumption, swers you shortly, not al al and ihen hnrries on in suilen silence. as If the weight of eaden diadetn pressed upon his brain. Every maa who dresses like gentleman is tightly wrapped up in his seli-conceit in his white neckeoth, and one IS about as Hnbeading as the other; but the presence of superior always snbdaes the first as instantly as preparation lt,nbers the last.
 The httie have seen of Ensishnen has con. vnced me that they are gregarious neither by nature nor inclination. SeitshRess makes them solitary; they only seek ctIss because there, wealth is 10 be accumulated, and their selfish tastes gratifed. They only toeI ate crowds order to drive good bargains and whether they ehafFeTing for place al court wife, or box of talow candies. the same narrow minded selhshnes stamps the ransactlon for 'tis but bargain aiier all.
 They nation who, witnessing daily eviden- ces Of The magic power of ready money, have a proper respect and love both for it and is posses sors. And when the experience of liit-ti has taught them that cash is the real Aadtin's lamp" 10 hil the world with miracles, how eau they do otherwise than worship any geni, good evil, who VIII giVe II. When therefore We remember the school in which they have been taught, we should be more lenient toward their national sin. English society seems an oppressive system. constructed to sink still lower the humble, and to assist those who are above assista6ce Upon all. from cabmaa down, II bears with pecaar weight from land lord o hotel to prince 0t the bood never fails 10 bolster Ii establishes by law the poor pittance cahman IS permitted 10 receive, and publishes circular of prices to prevent hs receiving asxpence over his legal fare. Et has police regulations against beggars. But Il biaadiy smiles upon the exiortions nt mnkeeper, allows Lords tn receive pensions for services their great grandialhers performed, and gives to princes lucrative oiices the duties oiwhch exist but in name.
 was much amused at mine host of the Waterloo, who displayed his regard for the, as a stranger by not permitting the cabman 10 charge sixpence oyer the established rate and evneed his great affection for my purse by threatening to fay alive poor beggar boy, who haIaby pleaded for penny but when II carnsto his turn to draw upon my finances he charged me t,0o dollars for the plaines, dinner have taken for many long day. l suppose the loRlal old gentleman wished to give me pgacfical
 illustration o the old saw, take care of the peaaies and the pounds will take care of lhemseves'
 Large as t was. paid his bill without muImur, for there vas consolation in having, after a whole day's close search, tound something in this much vaunted land, which even l was ready to admit, was vastly superior to anything cf the kind in America In their charges they certainly do excel us most WondeTlullV. M