The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-10 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 4th inst. have arrived.
It appears by a paragraph in the Heraldo that the
Government continues its system of annoyance to-
wards the journals. On the 3d no less than six were
seized, namely, the Constitutional,
Nosedades,Observador,Opinion Publica, and Heralds.
On the same day the POPE'S Nuncio went to the
QUEEN'S Palace in great state, to present to her MA-
JESTY the rich presents Clamor Public°,
sent by the Pors for the
royal infant.
The Duke DE Ronezi-CtiAnor and M. GUDIN, the
celebrated painter, have arrived in Madrid, and M.
Gunirr has taken up his residence in the Palace of the
Duke D'OSSUNA•

The Clamor Publico states that the works of the
railway between Almanza
and Aranjuez have been
commenced.

A letter from Barcelona states that the expedition
which recently left that place for Mahon narrowly
escaped destruction. When near Minorca the Le-
panto steamer, with the troops on board, was caught
in a violent storm, and was for some time in great
danger of being wrecked, but fortunately she escaped
without material injury.
MADRID BOMA, MAR,
ti 4.—The Three per Cents.
were done at 38 for time ; the New Three per
Cents. at 19 1-16; the Debt without Interest at ;
i
and the Coupons at 91.

GERMANY.
According to a letter from Vienna, in a Berlin
journal, the dissension which arose between Austria
and the Lnited States respecting the reception given
to Kossirra may be considered to be arranged.
The Grand Dukes MICHAEL and MicnonAs of
Russia, on their approaching visit to. Vienna,
will, it is said,n the name of their imperial
father, invite the Emperor of AUSTRIA to attend
the solemnities which will take place in Russia
i
this year to celebrate the one-thousandth anni-
versary of the foundation of the Russian empire.

The Belgian BELGIUM.
journals contain an account of a de-
plorable accident near Mona. On Saturday about
ten o'clock in the morning, whilst the miners, seventy-
seven in number, were at work in the coal pit called
Longterne Ferrand, at Elouges, an explosion of fire-
damp,
took place,: and it was followed by an extensive
falling in of coal and earth. Two miners were killed
instantaneously ;
in reaching the mouth of the pit, but one of them died
shortly after; as to
more or less injured succeeded
to the others it is not known what
became of them. All day on Saturday and Sunday
excavations
were made to reach the unfortunate men,
but without success. The explosion was caused by
one of the miners having imprudently opened his lamp.
It had bEen intended to suspend operations in the
mine on the very day on which the accident occurred.

CAPTAIN P
1,1• y--NOT R.N.--A grievous act of
in
30 perpetrated by the late authorities at the
Admiralty may now be repaired by their successors,
-
the present Lords Commissioner?, by enabling Captain
Penny to prceced (if only with a angle steamer) this
a
8 -
year in search of the Arctic expedition. By such
an
effectual reparation of the ovil tolerated in this instance
by Sir Francis Baring, popular"
might be at once se-
cured to his Grace the Duke of Northumberland.

RANGE or
race
are
famished with telegraphic tackle.
of railway RAILWAY
noW AND
TELEGUAPII.— Out of
6,500 miles in working operation, rather
more than 31000