New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-19

the work house for the nerhbcrhood Ths high wal,
IN front TO prevent the paapers from seeing What posses
along the road and perhaps to prevent those who pae
from catching ssght Of their miserable Ilnper neghbors
Here orpanage idiocy and Oil age, want disease and
'Tme dwell alonc and waste in sgh. nd tears anl vain
rse'ets the remnants Of their miserable i:es AID there
j comforter Books mo- ,ll1wo cxcspt the prayer
tc,k and The hibe. Work u mr''s as 'ask ard hated
~ n curse. 70 high and elevated hnUsbs have
tored the mind o the governor nai.on. they hal the
authorities would deny them utternnce. The object s to
make assistance relief to the pauper as painful as pos
sibe and thus deter the poor from seeking i.
But INV business cals. and mus. 90. ioI Will hear
from Ire sgau BY aui by. nm sad aud rick nt heart
Ihe vice the ignorance tie wretchedness everywhere
prevailing appel Bg, Why lose heart Inc state %.
things is improving. II rW improve. wonderful
change for the has taken place since was young
No one works for little used TO work 10, egh
ard twenty wears ago. And food Is cheaper. Aud books
are twenty times more plentiful. And every year they
are becoming still plentiful And twenty people can
read where could read when was chia. wa
hone then and rejoice well sigh. Better days have
come and better -till are coming
Yours, very af,eons,ey, Jo-Erh bAhhr"
We never remember to have read more pointed truth
on the social phenomena of England compressed m
small space Than s contained in the following from the
London correspondent Of The Ner- York Erpress:
The first thing that strikes an American in England
not alone the cvity but the serviy OF its population
The servty is painful whatever side or on Whatever
class we look. The beggar begns-where 6eggar eSsts
for public beggsry scarcely exists out OF Ireland and the
ocean frontiers of Scotland the beggar begins IN ths
seryty, and workman, peasant, farmer gentry nooe
man. all follow in graduation and IN regular serVie
course more less The nation, al once TO an American
eve seems TO nation of castesa nation OF hndoos-
not Hndoos Of the East by any means but tndoos trans
pnrted from the East into northern lnvgora'g enine
and ranspanted with their castes their ARTIFICIAL
tions and their social invncble preudces irue Ehgs
laws look upon all classes OF alike, and the principles
Of Magma Cbarta the lowborn well as the hgh
bortu, hat the British subject has won in civil and po-
ca liberty he has altogether lost in social organization
He j. not freChe is not equal. do not mean 10 say
he il not political freeman, for he is now politically
thet is in TIE of the aws-equa in almost all Things,
wi ateyer bis condition But, ncverheles he ls socai
slave From royalty TO peasantry there are castes thee
are ranks about hard TO overcome and ABOUT a. ucn
durable as the csstes among the eastern Hndoos lord
is worhned idol IN the East 10 know my ioru,
70 have shed you the sunshine OF his presence - m
spring always Hence one terrific, cyh, sociai war
50 ems ever gong here. True, not fought IN neu'
as in Cromwell day. but in saloon IN hail. In Doudor IN
mark in eauippage livery with pretense or with inso-
epce or in pounds llings and pence Money, though,
makes no man. while blood makes man OF anything;
but money buys blood at times ana goid thus ges' ,e
cuineas stamp The terrific struggle Is for rank Tor
po,ition for social peace. The soap-mans daughter
has had bought for her princesss education, anu
would be a princess but the struggle Is all Ia vain'
What born soap must die soap unless IL pe through
some mighty struggle the priesthood the bar Soap
NAV froth up. and il may bubble in England; and the
bubbles NAV have the violet the blue, green all the col
or of the rainbowbut still il soap The grease and
the ashes and the I've stick IT, and always smells OF
soap. Despite all this the astonishing thing is, that the
lower Hndoo looks up and really reverences the hnloo
higher in caste superior, better made clay Hence,
not only what the Queen is doing with her prattg oaoy
hood but That road she rides over, wnat hour she c
what elements of sunshine Of fogdamp are over her,
what maids attend her what clothing all have on anu such
things, and all not in royalty alone, but throughout
the allied ranks have interest for SIures and s1ueers
as he reads then fully recorded in The Moratag Post
such rs might have the bombardmen OF Sevastopo or the
taking ci lronstadt.