War with ENGLAND.
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The New York Ledger says:-s'lf
this Government should engage in
war with England, all Europe would
become embroiled. Russia has beheld
with covetous eyes, the English pos
sessions in India, and during a recent
rebellion in that country, cannon and
gold, which were once the Cars,
were discovered concealed in various
places. In other words, the rebels
had privately received encourage.
ment from Russia; so, at least, said the
English papers at the time, and their
very suspicion Of this is sufficient to
show how much dependence the Eng
lish place upon that power. Here
then, is fuel enough to kindle, an Eu,
roPean war, if there were not multi
tude of causes BESIDES"