From the New York Evening Star.
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rom tnS NeW l OrK EVcQlnQ SCar. From oar Special Lioerpool Correspondent.

 September l, 1885.

 Within my memory ofpublic settlements -and l have been ten years an editor-I know of nothing to equal the fever of the present moment. It wants little, to fan the spark into flame. The English are phlegmatic until they reach certain point, and thcn they speak in voice of thunder. Nothing can exceed the popular rage against the Lords, for the destruction of the Corporation Bill. 1He funds haue fallen materially, and fuctuate to a lower extent than the closing quotations can give an idea of. Public meetings have been held throughout all parts of the Kingdoms and, at most of them, formal resolutions have been adopted to the effect that the people will not degrade themselves by pettioning the Peers. "Curses, not louS, but deep" are general throughout the Kingdom, on the aristocrats who have now committed political suicide.

 Without doubt, much as we English cling to title aud honors, .he day of doom has arrived for the aristocracy. The question is, "What use are the Lords p and cle- yer pamphlet, thus named, (attributed to Lord Brougham) has gone through eight or fen editions, and has added much to shew the utter inutility of the aristocracy-as body of irresponsible and hereditary law makers.

 The Morning Chronicle, how the organ of the Goverement, has preached republican doctrines, and the tone has been adopted by many of the London and country pa- pers. The people are also forming opin- ions fatally at variance with the further continuance of the power of the Lords. You will see, ere long, that an attempt will be made, in Parliament, either wholly to abolish the upper Chamber, or assimllate it's constitution to that of the Senate of the American Congress.

 The affray at YickAburg, where five persons were summarily hanged under "Lynch's Law" has caused great discus sion in the English papers. The friends of America condemn the act, but protest against an isolated incident being brought forward as an argument against the whole nation.