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POVERTY IN EsGLANp.-A scheme i,> on foot IN
London 10 exclude Americans from participation IN
the Clubs, and other social conveniences, because
Of the States in this Union have failed in their
obligations Bur the social failure of the English; to
take care of their own poor People, runs far ahead
ofrepudiation. Such case as tina, of WiQ:am Ter
ry, scho died af starcdtion tcithin The Uz6rtdge
CEton where anor,ier for necessares from the ply
scian OF the union is attended to- 1nless the Re-
lieving Officer thinks proper, and when the Panper
in many has to walk four six lies with the
order before he can grtit attended ro-such case
as this demonstrates in appalling colony the utter
misery there mus, be among the lower Cl ssses If
then the Ant.Corn Law League, instead o waging
war againsr the Tariff of America, would combat
with the deep and terrible suferngs of the English
Poor, it would be employed TO some purpose. The
miserable, crippled Paupers OF Great Britain may
be starved to death il Unions to-day, but they VIII
rise presently with ina, desperate energy which sui-
fering confers upon the weakes. and cas-, OF seir
fet,ers. q