Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-06-08

sia appears to have made a greater impress
sion than her German unityn did. Thus.
Saxony has not, like the Duke of SAKE Co.
burg Gotha, actively responded to the friend
ly overtures of France.
GREEcE.-Looking for support to it's Ger
man relations confessing itself unable to
restrain its subjects from invading Turkey in
the face of the approaching armies of France
and England; honeycombed by agents from
Russia bankrupt in exchequer and authori-
ty.
DENMARK.-The Government, sympathiz-
n with Russia, foiled in its attempts upon
its own succession; stopping at home when
Sir Charles Napier lands; but compelled by
popular feeling to assert an independent neu-
trality, in lieu of obeying the Russian order
to war upon England; whose Admiral de-
lights the Danes by taking off his hat when
he lands at Copenhagen.
SwEDEN.-The Government said to be Rus
sianized in feeling,-a fact of great doubt
fulness though the Government is naturally
perplexed between immediate dangers from
Russian hostility and hopes of recovering
Finland, conquered by Russia.
HoLLAND.-Neutral, and thus far unpro:
nounced wealthy, discreet, essentially al
lied with order, and likely to go on the win
ming side.
BELGIUM.-A province at the time of Wa
po1rr SC ho
war, kingdom. She possesses King whose
discretion experience has cultivated, while
his actual position and his English alliance
incline him to promote constitutional free
dom. Recently connected by his sons mar
riage with Austria, be appears to be active in
furthering the objects of the Western Powers.
Belgium is one of the states that can scarcely
fail to gain something on reconstruction of
Europe-position at least.
NAPLEs.--Tranquil and expectant. The
King over-conscious of some thousands Of
political prisoners still confined, is 'doing
the popular" inviting the liberals to dinner.
and joking about projects to set him aside.
The Government takes it's cue from Austria,
whose army replaced the Bourbon dynasty on
the throne. A Muratist party is growing
very strong.
KoME.-Occupied by French army and
the Italians so used to that irritating foreign
body that the irritation has in part subsided.
The Mazinian party much broken up by the
incoasiderate conspiracy Of few young men,
and the coincident and accidental discovery
of more accredited agents. The Government
of the Pope quite effete; and the finance,
which was the first object of his reforming
solcitude on succeeding to the chair of St.
Peter, now slowly making felt its hopeless
condition.
TUsCANY-Hanging between Rome and
Austria. The Duke of Parma, that "Tibe-
rius in 18mo," as Giusti calls him. dead un-
der the stroke of the assassin the Prime
Minister banished, and the people hoping re-
lease from ive-year's Estate of SIEGE" thro'
a dowager regency.
SARDINEA.-The Government sustained by
the people, proceeding with Church reforms,
in spite Of Rome, and sustaining the develop
ment OF constitutional government in the
face alike of impatient Republicans and of
Austrian hate at so invidiously liberal and
successful neighbor.
SPAIN.-Brokcn to pieces, socially, politi-
cally, and commercially; the people totally
severed from the Government; the army and
the official administrations at the mercy of
the Court the Court given to luxury and
amusement; the Queen so openly the object
Of contumely that the more independent jour
mails refused to register the birth of her child,
as q circumstance unimportant to the Spanish
succession. A project on foot to federate
Spain and Portugal under the present Soye-
reign of the latter kingdom. While the of
fcials in Cuba, unable to keep discreet, are
irritating the Government of the American
United States by fresh seizures Of merchant
ships.
FRANcE.-Develops q rule summary and
peremptory in its administration ; seizing the
opportunities for exercising the proves of
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friendly alliance with England and evoklng
signs of national spirit that France has not
known for generations. The people on the
whole we'll employees Government actively
interfering to promote that object Trade in
o doubtful condition; but the general sub
scription for the new loan, not taken by con.
tract but open to the public at large, per-
fectly successful. In position towards the rest
of Europe, France is identical with.
ENeLAND.-Just declaring war against Rus
sia and possessing fleets in the Black Sea
and the Baltic, with an army in Turkey sent
forth to encounter the Russians crossing the
Danube. Strong in the alliance Of France,
with the sympathy of Belgium, and offers of
assistance hinted with lneonvenient promptl-
tude by more than one community In Europe
lying under absolute government England