The Military Preparations in Eng.


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The New York Courier, in noticing the
extensive preparations making in the dock
yards of England, says:


"Beyond all doubt in our mind, they are
intended solely to guard against the anti
cipated contingency Of Louis Philippe's
death. That event is supposed to be not
far distant; and when it takes place,
"Young France" and the Prince de join
vile, are expected to give England quite
enough TO do. BY arming for such con
tingehcy England hopes to avoid it; and
hence her activity in increasing her steam
navy"