EMIGRATION TO AMERICA.

Warlike Preparations.
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The BRUSH Whig, published in Kings
ton, Canada West. mentions the following
rdmors of warlike preparations there, bu,
does not youch for them:-


eight regiments are ordered out imme-
diately to Canada, and those going home
this summer are stayed till further orders.
In order to encourage the recruiting of
soldiers for regiments Of the line, the
standard has been reduced one inch
CThis is lact.) The dock yard at King
ston is forthwith to be put on full es-
adjustment, and an Admiralty Commits
sioner will assume the command, under
whose superintendence three iron steam
lrigates, of the largest class, are to be
built Mr.. Tucker. the admiralty builder,
the architect who built the Cherokee, ar,
rived out in the lllbernia, aud by this
days steamer is actually at his post in
Kingston"