The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-01 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Our Madrid advices are to the 26th ult.
The Herald° of that day announced positively that
Lord DERBY had declintd to accept Lord HOWDEN'S
proffered resignation. The English Ministry, it says,
Lords on questions of horns polioy, and respecting will not require his Lordship's proxy in the House of
fo-
reign affairs the present Cabinet is in accord with the
Noble Lord.

A rumour had (according
to the Epoca) gained
ground that the QUEEN was again in an interesting
situation.

MADRID BOLSI., MARCH U.—Three per Cents., 39
Exchange on London, 50 80.

GERMANY.
The Wanderer states that the
postal treaty be-
tween England and Austria has been extended to the
whole of the Austrian dominions. The postage of
letters between England and Austria and the whole
of Germany is now greatly diminished.
The Russian GRAND DUKE left Vienna on the 27th
ult. for Munich.

On the 25th ult. a hostile meeting took place, at
Berlin, between MM. BISMARK SCIIOENHAUSEN and DE
VINCE., iu consequence of the words that lately passed
between them in the Chamber. The duel was fought
with pistols, at twelve paces d
at the same time, but without effect, when a reconcile-
tion took place, and they shook bands,
ilt the each
and afterwards
dined together.
The Gazette de Voss states hsne
Electoral Hesse will shortly be made public, and that
the new States will bo summoned.
tiaeeh Constitution party fired
for
y
It is thought the
state of siege will not be raised till five or six weeks
after the Constitution is promulgated.
The King of Prussia arrived at Meers on the.2sth from
Potsdam. On passing through Magdeburgh lie was re-
ceived at the railway station by the civil and military
authorities. The communal council, headed by the bur-
gomaster,
also paid their respects to his Majesty, who
received them very graciously, but at the same time
stated in very energetic terms that there were many par-
ticularities connected with their town which did not all
meet his views. On reaching Mm's the King was re-
ceived with salvos of wet in passing through
the town was hailed with enthusiastic cheers by the 1
'-'P
inhabitants. )
---utations from the surrounding com.
manes were in waiting to present their homage.
The King reviewed the troops artillery,
ot the garrison, and Cis-
trit medals,ated several medals, which were attached to the
breasts of the recipients by the young Prince Frederick
William. In the evening his Majesty left for Crofeld,
to proceed to Gutersloh.
A letter from Ilanever inn Vienna journal states
that all the journals agreed in declaring that the meet-
ing of the plenipotentiaries concerning the Gamma fleet
hwi failed mopletely, iu cousequnee of the Cabinets

represented at the Congress not agreeing together on
the payment of a sum considerable enough to insure the
keeping up a fleet in the North Sea.
A letter from Vienna speaks of grave differences
having arisen between the Minister of Financa and the
Council of the Empire concerning financial matters.
A change in the Ministry was looked on as imminent.
A letter from Vienna, in the Independance of Brus-
sels, states that the remains of Marshal Marmont have
been interred at Venice with all the military honours
due to his rank. This was done by the express order of
the Emperor of Austria himself. But the remains are
hereafter to be brought to France.
A treaty between Austria and Holland, for the con-
veyance of the Datch Ir.dia mail via Trieste, concluded
on 16th February, has just been ratified.