New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01
EUROPE.
FIax-British Annexation-Teieky and Hay
nnu, &c.
Jaws CRAY
4 N.N Norl STATE

ssnsspsndshct OF The \. Y Tnbane.
LONDON, Friday, Oct. IL, ls52
Az the fax production in America is OF grow
ing importance call your attention to the exceentsr
scle in todays T,nss, Flax Industry in ireland,
where the process Of steam rong, patented by Watt
10 infinitely described Il is just being carried out by the
Nessrs Leadbetter, of Belfast and appears likely to SUI
persede oil the other processes Of preparing the fax
Rbre A. the political world is very DUH the Empire in
France ai, aocor and the negotiations Of the Zcll
verein do not promise speedy solution, hepsper.lk
20 extatste on the territorial aegrcssons aud the
spocy Of conquest Of the United States. They speak
about the dRRers:ioH Of Louisiana AID florida (.ic)
In the same way OF the annexation of Texas New
Mexico and California, (ic but they forge, their owA
history II il more interesting 20 review the progress
IL the policy Of conquest of Great Britain during the
yre.en century emitting altogether Gibraltar and In
A ~ conQuests Of the previous period 1t was in the
nineteenth tina; Mako occupied perhdiously by the
great Napoleon, was retaken by the English from the
French but not restore TO the rshttu propretors
the Order az ~ JOHN but 10 keep il 3. fortress, doni
mating the Mediterranean. England hsd no title what;
ever 10 take possession OF that valuable island the
lesi1n Isles occupied under the false preiense OF
projections, which unsOught for and Is continuously
discisimed by the Islanders Ihe Cape was taken AMI
is held against the desire OF the population, and self
government is withheld from them until .48s, at
the entrance Of the Red ses. occupied uni.r rs
other title than the alleged necessity FOR coal station
AsSkaaissas was conquered, that Russian diplomacy
should not get prsponderance al the Court Of DosI
Aohanmed and when the patriotic spiri; of the noun
taiecrs destroyed the Birth army the poor i@sss Of
Sis4a had TO pay the penalty. Their Sovereignty
esnhseaed though they had always proved faithful al
hes to the English and hsd they not permitted tbs, the
snsnsh army should occupy their country in peace
tui way and set provision. from the stores Of SaGl
during the Caoal campaign the Indian Tmpire would
have probably gone TO pieces in lS6 assax and Ts
Hssssrs@ were wres'ed from Rirma. and Y,Ry Kong
nom China, only because the EInocrors of R,,. ~
China thought tbs, they were as inss,e,5.,, :. 81
kings or Queens # England and ths. ,h., ,h.o.,,,
were allowed TO sdopt the system Of csmru.-a, -
political economy which they though, most n, en-, r..
countries; but the English were free tr.asr. -
the Emperor Of China enemy Of the OHM, -;
be was compelled by the armies and navy If En,is,s -
suhni; to their system Of political economy. The CO.,
kscatcn OF the Kingdom Of the Rsia ef Ssssa-, WIS A.
act Of injustice ard Of insrS,ude unequaleSn history
and while the armies Of England usrch ssSins, III.
capital Of the Burmese Empire, Pocketing again slice
Of India the yirtac1s statesmen IL The rses thunder
against the fearful progress Of the policy Of Goa.
cues, in the DATED States They should 6rsi invest
gate their titles 20 the PEHGES aud 10 HeaRd before
hey dare to speak sbou, Texa, Nsw'Mexies and Cal
brnaL
The Austrian papers contain the Statement, tia, he
Sseie,iasl pssisAaea Of fasgss has just been intro
auoed by imperial decree in the provinces OF hsA
GERS Ccafie and Traa'ysessIa The friends otse ATs