New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08

oee country FOR the holy church against the perecltOrs
OF Chrsarify against the profsners Of the holy and
GRATED cities which have the birth the passion and
he resurrection Of Christ Now if ever victory glory
benedctiop and eternal benedcton due those who
give their life for their faith in God for their faith their
Gar and their country By faith you will gain victory
lHebrews chap. H. 1877 You likewise will con1ue- by
faith We bid you farewell with our prayers and with
the symbol Of our faith. Garry with you and recollsct
the warlike and victorious speech Of the Prophet
David; Salvation and glory is in God Psalm alst "
GREAT BRITAIN
England is at length in state Of Troops being
embarked at several por and al hands there is aPpi
rent the creates, activity in Preparations for the approach
ing struggle The Brsh contingent OF land forces for the
aid Of Turkey has been fixed twenty thousand in
consequence u the refusal of Lord Raglan to the
command Of any inferior force.
The Queens Guards magnificent. regiment Of cavalry,
which the Emperor Nicholas when he in London said
the fines, men and horses he had have
given and received their farewell bsnque and were or
dered to embark from South amp,on the 22d February
Six other regiments Of cavalry had been ordered to hold
Themselves in readiness TO embark at short notice The
twenty eighth and ninety third regiments Of infantry aud
the second egmen Of rifles 10 embark al Liverpool
and Plymouth between the 18th and 2sth February The
forysecond regiment will embark from Gibralter.
Provisional baalons from arious corps are making up
Chatham and engineers and sappers and miners are fill
ing the ranks for active service
barkaton together with several troops OF flying artillery
ready or IN a good state Of for wardness
All the regiments in the British service being ra sed
to two thousand rank and file and all the arerymen are
supplied with mimic rifles
Storemakers work night and day, supplying clothing,
bedding tents ard equipage for tire fed There Is ca
abundant supply Of arms.
Although the British slow to believe in the possib
iy Of actual hostles the has become quite popular
I.,t .Tnl
~ from Ireatd.
Beside. the steamers before reported as having been char
tered by the Government to transport troops 40 or 80 mr
chant ships IL is reported have also been taken up, and
said that the Government have in contemplation to char
ter the steamer Great Britain also
There scarcity Of ships. aud mere are offered than
are at present needed.
Every effort being made to recruit the navy. and all
naval pensioners have been reeDroed and enments are
going on with spirit at all the ports has been suggested
that all private yachts from the Queens downward should
be laid up this year and their be sent into the navy
The first nstament of the feet designed for the Baltic is
already at Spithead.
In Parliament Wednesday the 18th, nothing trsDspred
Of any interest TO American readers On Thursday Earl
Abemare attempted to bring arenewa of the DISCUSSION
on the war question but unable succeed in the House
Of Lords.
In the House Of Commons on Thursday, Mr. Disraeli
asked il the published letter signed Napoleon addressed
10 the EmpeIor of Russia authentic and if the English
Government was cognzant Of its being sent Lord John
Russell replied that the letter authentic, and tina, he
British Government would hold themselves responsible for
its sen,ine nts. This announcement received with
hearty cbeers)
Great numbers OF people in Wales preparing to emf
crate this Spring Salt Lake City to join the Mormons
The fret ships of the have Just been placed on
TIER berihs at Liverpool for Quebec
private Joint Stock Company has been formed at Lv-
erpoo for Screw Steamship line to Australia The Great
Britain will constitute one OF the line
The Emperor Napoeons letter to the Car e1ces extra
ordinary attention in France Belgium and Engind-n the
latter country especially since the formal approval OF
its sentiments by Lord John Russell in the House OF Com
mons The letter is everywhere regarded as bold step
which precIudo all further occasion for talking and leaves
the dispute only the arbitration of the sword The letter
If much admred for its skill and d.clsion.
The utmost activity prevails in France in preparations
for war In the Foreign Office number OF Orientas are
engaged in tranaiipg circulars orders manifestoes &C.
into the Eastern dialects and Interpreters will accompany
each battalion All the French troops will be ready to EN-
bark simultaneously with the British forces The whole
French force under orders for Turkey number egh thou
sand and consist of the flower of the army
The Aoaicur contains official notice of the annexation
OF ewCsledOnia
Mr. Sanford the L S. Secretary OF Legation at Paris
has rendered his resignation owing 10 difficulty with Mr.
Mason ON the subject of costume Mr. Mason insists on the
rroprey of the legation attending the court balls in court
dress which Mr. Sanford declined doing hence the dis
agreement