The Sun.
London, England, 1852-10-15 00:00:00

SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of the 9LII contain no news of
imPortance.
The Nacion says that the Colonial Council has ter-
ininated its report on the conclusion of a postal treaty
between England and Spain. _ _

A letter from Madrid, of the 9th, states that the meet-
ing of the Cortes has been definitively fixed for the 19th
November, and that the decree of convocation was to
be published the next day. The letter adds, that it
Ivas rumoured that the Government thinks of annul-
ling all the concessions of railways which have been
blade, with the exception of the line of Almansa. The
Inason assigned for this measure is. that the persons to
Whom the concessions have been granted do not pre-
Rent sufficient guarantees.
The Three per Cents. were done at 47k; Deferred,
26ii Debt without Interest, 6i.

PORTUGAL.
Accounts from Lisbon, of the 4tb, in the Ile.
'ade of Madrid, state that the Portuguese Cortes
44ve been convoked for the second Sunday in De-
cember.

The P GERMANY.
ost- Ampt- Gazette of Frankfort states that the
Postalf, Congress, for a treaty between the Austro-
'erroan States and France, has terminated, and that
the Plenipotentiaries have left for Paris.
,A few days ago the Correctional Tribunal of
arnistadt sentenced a bookseller of that city to a
Short imprisonment for publishing a work containing
attacks on Louis NAPOLEON.
In the united sitting of the two Chambers of Den-
ralt
/41 rk, on the Bth, the Government made the pro-
-4(3d communication relative to the succession to the
throne. The bill declares that, in default of direct
heirs,,, the crown shall go to Prince CHROTIAN of
gtchluswig-Holstein and his legitimate descendants.
NT hey was fixed for the discussion of the Bill.
b The Universal German Gazette states that a
aking-house in London has offered to raise a loan
for Austria of ten millions sterling on very favourable
conditions for the Government, but that the offer has
not been accepted.
A. letter from Vienna states that Count NEESEI,
ItODE and the Baron PROICESCH D'OSTEN have left for
Karlin, and that hopes are entertained that, as Count
ISTESSELRODE is instructed to insist strongly on an
arrangement between Prussia and Austria, the corn.
mercial question will be satisfactorily settled before
the end of the year.

POLAND.
The Prince Governor of Warsaw has given notice
that the property of the refugee Poles abroad, who
have not accepted the amnesty, will be confiscated.

COURT CIRCULAR.
WINDSOR, OCT. 14.
The Queen and Prince, with the Prince of wales,
Prince Alfred, the Princess Royal, and the Princesses
Alice and Holona, attended by the Viscountess Canning,
tho Ron.
Mary Seymour, the Right Hon. Spencer Wel-
-1/°lt'• Colonel Hon. C. B. Phipps, Sir James Clark, and
eut•Colonel Hon. A. Gordon, arrived at Windsor
Castle at ten minutes before seven o'clock.
,The Princess Louisa and Prince Arthur arrived from
orne at twenty minutes past twelve o'clock, attended
Y LiclY Caroline Barringtou and Colonel Hon. N. Hood.
Th.

jeSteragy-
th
_,-10 Queen will hold a Privy Council to-morrow. (S3_•
""tuaY) at Windsor Castle. Summonses were issued
from the Privy Council office to the Ministers
Ilad Officers of State.
oHer Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent arrived at
ur residence, Clarence House, St. James's, at half-past
Sir Thomas
Fremantle, Chairman of the CllfitOMF,
et. all interview with the Chancellor of the Ex
ucgzer; yesterday, at his official residence in Downing-
Street.
ca•Sitr
_Joshua Rowe, Sir A. Murray, Governor Gregory,
1,..,1)_ ain Lynedoch Gardiner, Mr. John Hosack, Mr.
.:111cee.wAlr. Montague, and Mr. Horace St. Paul had in-
6-ziniasi_woghe Sir John Pakington, yesterday, at the
ii,„l:),.i_spatches for the Governor of the Cape of Good
i-,, and also for the
sent off 1„t eye_ .11Governor of the Mauritius, were
al g from the Colonial-office.
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airm ALAcR or 1853. Te h
esty'sTreasury Lords Commis'
en her
have recently
instructions to the Commissioners of Customs to give every
facility to the importation of the cases of casts of sculpture
and architecture which are expected very shortly to arrive
f
issued special
from the various gallenes of Europe, fur the decoration o
the Crystal Palace, and for the illustration of the different
periods and styles of art.
DEATH or RICHARD FoTHEIMILL.—We regret to
announce the almost sudden death of Air. Fothergill, the pro-
the of the extensive tin works in Glamorganshire. Mr'
t• was seized with Wetli, and expincl 04 an apolectic fit early in the present
Wennepeday afternoon.