THE MILITARY PREPARATIONS


IN ENGLAND.
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The New York Courier in noticing the
extensive preparations making IN the dock
Yards of England, saws .-"Beyoni all
doubt in our mind, they are intend d solely
to guard against the anticipated contingeu,
cy of Louis Phiippe's death. That event
is supposed not 70 be far distant; and when
il axes place, Young France" and the
Prince de JoinviIle, are expected to give
England quite enough TO do. By armia 2
for such contingency, England hopes TO
avoid i /; and hence her activity in iEcrea>
sing her steam navy"