New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-16
ENGLAND.
French Invasion-Rus-ia and Turkey.

rreneh Invasion-Rus-ia and Turkey.
co,,,, Dosdssce Of TIE r. I. TrAuns.
LONDON Friday. Oct !, 1852
Lord DERBY hos good luck. IL seems the in
x,op Panic j. again TO be rehear.ed by Louis SaPoe-
On. erd bis friend, Lord NsmesbuTy with his com
peors. Will be strengthened by this movement The
fuecessful construction Of great steam propeisrs AZ
Cherbcu1r hrs aroused the spprctens.ons OF the Eng
l,h TIE Austeriitz IL 2i3 feet long carries - guns.
ard maxi ten miles hour Jean Barr les lbl
,uu, the Napoleon - sId both Of them make etlsfs
,uiIc7 IN hour The English Admirably long treated The
,chane c. building fas, steam propelers for par
noses rs viscn while the French naval o.ce-s have
solved the problem in way which f=htens John Bull
not little Tire svov % object Of the French say the
corTesl cneut Of The Tces L. in Of war TO maze
fyiug bridge Of their steamers, to transport an army
over the channel, and Try campaign on En=ish soil
Tie l;uperccus works CT Chcs5car- anil the activity
6isrlnyeG 20 complete fleet the Principle, pc
srcnk the intentions Of the French Government In's
is gave subec 10 mediiste may the eyes OF me
ns,n lie open time avert tine dangers which await
her
have endeayored TO &c: precise Information or
tic zeal CT rars, especially since The seecles OF
Louis BcnaprI,c end Of his ministers are -oinewhi
srnb.uous IN. Mdts-anear Is 70 be % French lassi'
%
Jo,,,s~ ~ svs, lsk he English for their ie 70 Gi5
roiar oad Corfu are expressions which point to some
thing looming in the future very pryp,ious - un.
verfal rea-e 1rd tn brotherhood OF mankind. On
most reliable French authority can assure you that
theresde has he'd examination maze OF the s'u'n
ern coat OF Enesnd that Bre-t AM Orient -erue
activity prevail. rs st Cherbourc AMI that the Fren
naval ocers Teak openly about expedition against
England The pIsn is to concentrate b. railway on
pven day large force Of troo1s the coast 10 put an
embargo On Ill the ships ard 70 transport forty or nj
tboutfpd men On screw propcers and tugs 20 point
between Dover and Southampton, to march without de-
lay on London and under the Tretcxt Of taking back
tic war contributions OF ISIS to plunder the Bank oil
Euclfnd This l. the language OF the French osacc.s,
and extrnvaasnt as such prHical expedition seems,
i, is not inrossbe The bulk Of the French people are
always inclined 70 war with England, ard Russia ana
Austria which protest aganst every e-srondzelen ol
France toward Tie eat would lie glad 10 see con7tu
tonal ENGLAND Inundated In The moan tim', there Is
strong aversion among the masses in England TO Ell
ter into the militia The militia bill subjects al who arc
concerned in it 10 the code Of marital law AMI this
mems that ~ entering tic militia, man 9sc' INC
relt On trnl ly jury and subjects himself n totally
I new code under which he knows tlat h. l. liable 10
bear the ill.humCr Of his superior obcor-, wiom he
does not elect and if he Lares 20 reply may possibly
be fcgrcd There is also tradition, that IL The ls'
wartc militia prposciy ycxct and made iliscra
bic in order TO force them to enter the regular troops
and that il WINS IL perhaps implied IN LORD Pamcrs
ton's euphonious remark, that the militia are he HH
sery Of the army. Thoughtful Englishmen RECORD the
whole military yltem Of England as one OF od'ou' {!
RAINY and 10 press q civilian into H. lest Louis Bona
pnrie invade The country Is 10 invite him TO subject hiu
fcfto immediate active dcpotisIn, in order TO avoid
very uncertain contingency OF the same The 'nnon
reople ray NO vote, no muske," implying that they
have no political rights TO defend and that those who
make the army laws should submit 10 them.
Some radicals say that the mu.ke in the hand Is 4
politca power to the many, and this would be very
tue. IT, when armed, they remained citizens with ap
peal to civil tribunals but ii The opposite OF true with
the mutiny act And in fact the often assigned
by Tories and Whig- alike why would he unsafe 70
allow large bodies of rOiVAers is this very fact thai
1T rorld endaaeor Grisiocrdoy" You see the present
Government las done it, best discourage even n
rife Gibbs Of gentleman.
While tie arisiocrscy possibly got soldiers OF
their - e. emf pon they VIII not alter the systcm and
there certainly danger that their obsiinacy may sub
iect England to some serious reversc, ii The Engli-t
should be attacked ruddenly. Tie overthrow OF .
brave PEOPLE tic Prussians al the bntte OF Jen'
feoms 10 lie gave warning TO such as stand rpo'
the glory OF the past alone Want OF harmony between
the different classes Of the stale is light matter in
time when the throne of France is occupied By the
kess unprincipled adyen;urer ever known Il
history.
The Russian intrgues in Turkey will soon becom'
clear outbreak in Bulgaria. In the mean time, th'
amy is concentrated in the neighborhood Of Odessa
which will be- OF course for the usual autuuinal CAM
b exercise. a. p. c.