East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-06-06
NUMBER AS.
POLICY OF EUROPEAN POWERS,

haps they would not be disposed to DO
this under any circumstances, and they
certainly do not seem to be in position
to do it now. They appear to be ex-
ceedingly likely to have world of hard
work in their own hemisphere. A con-
hict; as contemporary says, such as has
not been witnessed since the first years
of the century, is impending over Europe Y
and is so universally expected to burst
forth at any moment, that public stocks
stand permanently at the war level, and
speculation confines itself to conjectures
as to where the shock will first be felt.
Never were SO many questions, involv-
ling SO many Powers, awaiting at the
same moment the arbitrament Of battle.
Northern Europe witness the gathering
of Prussian armies on the Elder, prepared
to adjudicate the question Of the Duchies,
while Denmark is straining every energy,
by land and by sea, to oppose the Ger
mans. The Gar of Russia is only mo.
mentarily restrained from realizing pri-
vate arrangements with France in re.
gard to Turkey, by the irrepressiblc up
rising of Poland, to subduo which tho
best Of his armies will be needed. The
embers of revolt shoulder equally in
Hungary, where the assassination OF the
popular Teleki will doubtless fan the lire
into flames of insurrection. While Aus
tria has to watch this imminent source
of danger, she is challenging, on tho
other side, contest with Sardinia, upon
the subject Of italian unity and the tenn.
poral authority of the Holy See. 70 all
these issues, France is directly or indi- q
rectly party, retaining, however, the
invaluable choice Of side and time, when
the period comes for plunging INTO the
great Continental melee. England, IN
tue meantime, is in the angriest oil tenn
pers about the French occupation OF
Syria, and sends q fleet to watch the
French army. Quite conscious that tho
Emperor, reversing the Poiicy which
produced the Crimean war, is pledged to
final settlement oil the Eastern ques-
tion by partition OF Turkey, which
shall give him Egypt and highway to
India, the British Government can only
follow with fretlul impatience the devel-
opment OF the policy which is to super
sedc that to which, through sixty-hve
years, it has devoted all its military and B
domestic energies. What with its petu.
liant rcmonstrances on the subject OF Nice
and Savoy; its arrogant correspondence
about the Syrian business; and its openl y
oeoia'ee e''p'''on V''as '"o
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Heath gives the following sensible adj
vice.---"Likc the gnarled oak that has
withsiood the storms and thunderbolts
Of centuries, man himself begins to dio
at the extremities. Keep the feet dry
and warm, and we may snap our fingers
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