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The New York Courier in noticing the
extensive preparations making in the dock
yards of fEngland, says:-"Beyond all doubt
in our mind, they are intended solely TO guard
against the anticipated contingency of Louis
Phlllipe's death. That event is supposed
not TO be far distant; and when it takes place
'Young France" and the Prince de JoINv1LLE,
are expected 10 give England quite enough
TO do.