, 1875-09-25

haht 1t at tarA tln., hn'.t If tinltlir u4iiI.
| q. .-lainls uitInn lbs unliniHtu'! c2htrnt II
i'A1iatmht Ian tho su1 Furnst, t,-tin will of
tHf tn"p'u II haHt csntnltel by uniting htop to
l.or"ir n.H initiated anHs vrafs aY1 for tratsh-
f'TGaiF. IL into nr.hIo pasture n,l, h'ltI that
| 1t Is to ho kpk nt near5 IN ntatH of I'"taTe ~
may he. II t,otd Leigh end Lo,a lsI,'n arn
p'.a.h to eAut,fs Tic la''Ihcape al ifhpr ~ sno
air. aTu mt tho ono 10 co1nI Ils',I 9i''i ic*''
tlHuIA complain II wero nh tnsl.rt't's't s!4s-
i I'M, tho lanteeain hnl sho a1t a'"s5h ~ tsly
| eerrics.
TIE rN'lIiHM tATns:arE-
Tho bocutv at thn English Landscape, tho ver-
,1uro Of tho meadows, the fertility OF tko Ao
l!,e hcichtillc and couhnn'rnata 'Hatf'p!s III TIL
aEc employed tnHst Impress tho mnHt carclnsE
olAc1vcr. We hay" nutiilns c.rnrAla>l0 To t'ip
gxpnnsiyo fo,asA Of English trees, the roli.-r
lcaIt!. Of Eugliz!, hedges, tho ytlvnl Hofsne.B
| h,4d fEcsncan nj Engl.rl tutf nor have wo. OK
| crpt iii snlno ut tho moro favorcd rarts Of rn-
ftIna, itch ample and brilliant opu,l-a'r !Uw"r-
| gardens. Ths lryness Ut our atmosphere aud
| thu oas:onIes Ut unt tGnlperHtn.U Bu,t.cn tu
Ing crops Of hav aid cereals III W.rarEtlirs il.
| Juio lastt tktIrl,t | had never bGllel
! huuntcon" ati:l promising harvest in nnv land.
Tho wleat-feltas Of California and Oregon N
display in HAT rarsicaar cereal Than nt.y |
| nnttcad In England hut t11osn OH tho Atlantis
! eiopo Are certsiuiy much pfofior In ,ronctiva-
| nosa to ynnrs, II thn carssntness aud tltorou9h.
I HHsH Ill tlIa!sH WHICH prevail III FI1H|AF5l Hcfa
arplioa to tho sol OF the s:a,a OF 1i!,nols. tAe
resulting p1oduce could not he disposed Of at II
IHntit nor coull it bo carried to luarGot By any
| osittlhg Mcana Of transportation. Tho frerl,-
ucsB n1nl EreenI,csH OF rural England invAtlc4
tlo Metropolis, AMI glyns TO London peculiar
| ctlaEni all distinction. Tho area. and loputa-
ton, and wealth OF London aro a tLrice-!6d ta'e.
| Her PARIS, anti oEcn sqlla1es. aud prisato gar
acns constitute lof real distinction among cities
in tho eyes If tbs trnvcor. Other cities can H,
found largGr t]ian lybndy will care 10 SEQ rho
mholo uf. Hono can bu found with Buc wealth
Of rural alurnnent. f.,ucoln's Ina Fields. u
srot Which few ssrangsib lind their way to, ia
itself uuiquo in netropolitan belongings.
nA1LwAr-1EAvzL.
Ensllels railways ct'ne IN for n largo share Of
Attention nnd coiHneut from every American viz
ilnr. III tho way ot comfort 10 tho passenger.
they asn inferius to tho Transatlantic sawnvH,
whllp tho chaigsh for travel ara higher. English
rashouget-tralnh, however, nro run at higher
rate 0i ttced t1au A1ncricau, and tho con-
dItfona OF safety for IN equal number OF tEainA
aro eertainy E5eater. Tho arrangements for
crossing each others trackS md the ordinary cRr
| tIaEe-r,aus ut different grades rernovn large
percentage nf tho nbeence Of accident. Bnt. on
tho other hand. tho frequency Of trims .on the
! snmo trachn appears 10 make travelling BY sah
about nj hazardous In tho ouo country M tho otn-
! RI. The arrangements OF English raiHayr for ru-
| celvinR and delivering luggage, and relieving tho
traveller from anxiety respecting il. are ine.ca.-
ably bsc who tho Hyatcln Of carriage -cohrtruc-
/ II
RACES. These difficulties, SUPPOSE Aro to hc
attributed IN part to British consetratiHm aud III
| part to tho reluctance OF l:aiway-Drecto7s to
iaeur Boma slight aldlaional expense.
| frtT-HrNf!SH.
l harn remarked that. II it 10 q grievance ths.
q comparatively small number of porsuus silu..lI
bo arsayel with titles a,n! SGT up a., II nn;;rrior
stratum u EnghBl. hoc1ety. by virus not VI
oues who havo any rif'ht to complain Of il. and
| tint lase not hoard hrci enmp!ninta uttered.
On tho conttaEy, the average briton seelnH roat]r
to back Lis insutar nobility agninst any foreign
RfitoM suen1s to have achieved glory euough il
llo can ai,rretl upon his riynboata the fact lhat
| ho il p1tranizetl bY Soma Prince or Princess. Tho
multiplicity OF such announcements at!orning the
pubic htrepts md tho frequency With which wo
Rre notified in tho advertising columns of tho
| newspapers TINT this or thHt movement or intor-
est is pushed by tue reApcstahllty Of Lord ---,
or Ehelsorcd under tho pgis OF Lady, aru
sufficient to remind the wayfarinE man from, over
eoad that, although, he ls III land of Republican
freedom, aud although his native tongue in
spoken in itB streets, he IL, nevertheless. sOmo
ds:auce from home. lfcre, III fact, ls tho vital
aud radical didcreuco between tho tro countries.
It IN not political difference, al lave already
shown but something deeper and not no easily
bridgeA. Being u SOCIAL tllferencH. it II Boino-
| tiunk which docs not concern mo, aud leave to
EuEilHti satiriAA Tho task Of doctor'nE any moral
tlefossnit!ss It may give rsHo to. How far tho
vaao British society cau only bo judgeh, 1 fancy,
after long observation. Fur my own part. sRw
very itt'o Of it, Anxiety to wsigglo into CON-
lhny where ono ig not wanted ts phase OF
character not usually contitio 10 strangers At a
| 1lrHt interview. Although am asAred by emf
nent EHsllBt1nen that tho gteat and distressing
| British In1laly IL d weakness OF tho hueaB at
sight Of a coronot. it cannot be included among
the impreHsiona that early obtru,io themselves
upon tho yBitnr. 1t III to 10 tlopea TINT natIun
who lIavo conquered 80 manv difficulties may DO
abo eventually to overcome this singular mental
awkwarlness. which begins by ovcrcstlm.t-
Understanding oue's own. Notwithstanding
tho reputation Americans llaFo achieved
in the way Of solt-aAAcrt,on, have to acknuwl-
edge that We arc not wholly free from tho weak
hess u!ldCr consideration. though III America q
titled poraon III oftenar object Of interest than
Of rayorenco. and what IL taken for tnobberY il
not infrequently an itl-soyorned curiosity. Trans
atlantic bnobbery takeh tbs form Of idle e1peudi-
suro aud outside stuw+ tho noclal arrangement
Which Hslccta ouo child nut Of family tn bo tho
exclusive recipient Of tlo honors aud asta4e, and
aiscrinimatcH aEn1lBt girlH, IL held In profound
disfavor, aud could by no possibility bo mado to
n,unneru OF foreign hrissocracy would shrink
from System which appears 10 contain 10 rank
All Glenont Of Injustice.
TIE LsuL1sM CIVIL SERVICE COMPARED wtru
Tho Englistl Civil serslco, though perhaps no
better than sumo of tie Continental eysteMs, IL
d text upon which any American WHO has had to
do With public affairs may preach long sermon
to lB own counrymon This Ii not the place
for such diBconrso. and B4aIl on1y outline tho
Impressions mado npou no. They will peshapH
appear aR simple ~ son,o Uf tho obBeryatouA Of
QoldAmith'a Citizen OF tho Wos!l. kevsrtht-
lcss thoy 80 to tic root Of the whole question Of
Government, III England | perceive that the
forYos " Hocloty colapsro to mako tle person
holding III administrative ollee ol1iaient, faithful,
dihgent, and Trustworthy. How far tho original
appointment to ottIte may he controIlcd by IA
yorlttsn do not inquire. But it in very clear
that II tho apotntGo turns ont rascal. iEnor-
anus, or aluYgArd, llo luuEt provo 10 in Etarin,
dosplso OF tie .Byatclu under which hs holds blu
place, since he is slIro af retaining it II he IN
niofltorious, and Of being promoted in dua tma
II lie is extra neritoEious. Rrh of being pen.
tionel II lse ls disabled in tho service or over
taken by Hgo. Ills office grcs HIM \ certain
amount of sociat distinction. which he loaas II
removed for any fault. aud the esprit 10 corpa
which has been tired by long. coutiuusnoe VI thc
proporti0nel to tho duties Of tho ottico. Undor