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EUROPEAN FLEETS IN THE GULF -
We do not attach any importance what.
ever 10 the statements Of the French Jour.
nals that the feet of that power, stationed
in the Gulf Of Mexico, Is to be largely
reinforced in consequence of the war be.
tween the United States and Mexico. No
doubt both the British and the French Go.
vernments, and ihe Spanish, also, as far
as 1t is able, will augment their forces in
the Gulf. Ii is customary with them, and
there is nothing in the movement that
should occasion any jealousy or dlstrust.
A state of war always leads to more or
less license and irregularily, and it is pro.
per that any nation, so disposed should
have force in the neighborhood TO take
care OF its interests, and watch the course
of events. This is the object for which the
French fleet is designed, we have no
doubt and the extent to which it will act.


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