The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-15 00:00:00

FR &NCE.

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The opinion gains ground here, writes the Pam
correspondent of the Times yesterday, that the
interview at Tetschen has strengthened the alliance
of the great German Sovereigns, and that as soo°
as the answer of the Emperor of Russia shall be
made known the attitude of both will become
more precise and more vigorous, in conformity'
indeed, with the object of their treaties, which
is declared to be identical with that of th°
maritime Powers. It seems also to be considerea,
that the question of the adhesion of the other
States of the Confederation to the policy of the
great European Powers is but of a secondary
nature, and that it interests themselves and their
personal situation more than it is likely to affect
the general coalition. England, France, Austria,
and Prussia are of themselves competent to bring
Russia to reason ; and the falling off of any of the
smaller States would be less injurious to them than
it would be fatal to those States themselves. Never:
theless, any serious opposition on their part is no:
anticipated on the present occasion. The interest
of Austria and Prussia, in their resistance to Rua'
sia, is that of all Germany ; and their policy can'
not be seriously counteracted by any single Stat°e.,
ft is presumed, then, that the acts of the Diet
Frankfort will show the unanimous resolve of the
Confederation to defend Germany and all Europe
against the unscrupulous ambition of an overgrovrA
and disloyal Power.
The Moniteur of yesterday says :—" A gold
medal of honour, 2d class, has been awarded to
Captain Storey, of the brig Titania, of Newcastle,
for having, at the risk of his life, saved and taken
on board some French sailors belonging to tho
crew of the wrecked vessel L'Etodie-Antonie."
The interior affairs of France excite little notice'
The great affair, as far as regards the Court, is th.e,,
organization of the new Imperial Guard ; and 1.
meets with difficulties, not from the pubic
here here the public voice is silent—but from the argil'
It appears that the colonels of the regiments froni
which the new guard is to be drafted, complail
that all their best, stoutest, and most intelligoll,
men are to be taken from them, while the Ivorli
men are left ; and they declare that the effect 0,1,1
be most injurious to the army generally, especiailif
at the commencement of a war. The validity °f
these complaints seems to be felt in high quarter!,
for it is under consideration, and may be said to
be determined on, that the Imperial Guard will f°'
the present be limited to 5,000 men.
The Three per Cents. opened yesterday at WI
rose to 72f. 15c., and fell to 71f. 75c., the price,,e:
which they closed for the end of the month ; 111,7
Four-and-a-Half per Cents. closed at 97f. 60e. an
the New Loan at 71f. 25c.

SPAIN.
The Madrid journals of the 9th contain notilil
of political interest. Orders had been received,l'
chastise the piratical Moors on the coast of geb433;
A letter from a ministerial source says :—" 911,0
most complete calm continues to prevail in
capital, notwithstanding rumours are spread
the enemies of the government to the effect th 3„
the insurrectional movement which had been talk
of for some days has only been adjourned, and 0 l
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the co-operation of a part of the garrison eau.,,i
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counted on. All these rumours occupy the 111,,
frequenters of the Puerta del Sol, but do not in"f
midate men of sense. Yesterday all the cavalll
the garrison was passed in review by the direct°
general of the cavalry. The Bank of San Ile::
nando has been occupied for two days in pLs.
paring drafts on foreign countries, which are 11'0
sary for the payment of the approaching half9e6's
dividends."

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PRESENT TO HER MAJESTY FROM A FUGITIVO ~---- d
—A fugitive slave, in the employ of Clark and F°13,11
millers, at Fulton, New York, sent a barrel of specira-a
ife
flour to Queen Victoria. A few days since he re 4he
an autograph letter "from the Queen, acknowledging '.....,
receipt of the flour, and enclooing *3OO in return,
American per.