The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-22 00:00:00

THE CONTINENT.

Ace°, SPAIN.
the pants have been received from Madrid dated
the 0"41 ern t.
They contain a statement that
'lleen is expected to open the Cortes in a
grateciii from the Throne, in which she will con-
ksti,ll,.;ate them on the birth of the Princess of the
Spa-t as a new link to bind her dynasty to the
Eitatjth People. These dispatches confirm the
Riven—.ellts in the telegraphic dispatch of the 16th,
kizis tints
Attus on Saturday morning, touching the
lial changes at Madrid.
47- 17,"€1Bourse, Nov. 16.—The Three per Cents.,
-Lo
hangs on London, 50 60.

GERMANY.
tett Berlin- letter of the 17th, in the Cologne Ga-
' aYs:—" The Cabinet Council has been oc-
the
11%1113; jea With questions concerning the budget ; Tet luader discussion being to increase the army.
,18 the Minister of Finance, however, opposed. -
tiv,uount Buol Schauenstein is said to have
the
gli,"°1118 question of great clearness and sound ar-i va"-tent) and that the reply of Baron Manteuffe A.„.,8 conceived in very doubtful terms. The
h.„"trian Government however,
ho of a good understanding being
still entertain
s,lle
of of the plenipotentiares of the
44,41nerslinhe,d,asthei Privy arrived at.
p :Les of Thuringia at Weimar having been
Councillor Thon has
With the 13
e 1
-
*pote •
to treat
ntiary of the States, .
gone to
Eitructions. Government on his new in-
1t is asserted that the Government
Flanove •
1 teid to present to the Chambers at their next
s,g.lon, a project of law
deprive 'the Jews of the
tolitieal rights.conferred on them by the constitu-
'ten since the year 1848.

ROLLAND.
taitn the last sitting of the Second Chamber of the_
Dove6B of the Netherlands it was announced. by the
Tiestr.llment.that the arrangement of the religious
term,„_l°4 Was on the point of being satisfactorily
the,ted- With the Pope. In the same sitting
the """-loister of Marine expressed his satisfaction at
fatthaPprobation give the Cha.mber to the orders
ti,he had given to remake the Dutch navy equal
aliProtection of commerce
, and to any eventu-
I lea that may arise.
lielre,,letter from Rotterdam states that the bo9k
f e;'„of that place have received an intimation
"no police that it would be agreeable to the
r
RaCatltlC/riti to see them abstain from offering fo
ttuse eitheer9 the Napoleon le Petit, of M. Victor
-g°, or the Nuits de St. Cloud.

li,
RUSSIA.
AZe funeral of the Du
--v en. the 4th at St. keetTedrsheehLeFic,pheinte
thnbee
reghut'procich
°lSt. john of JernsalemP.
Was
qeti present as were the Grand Dukes ror
hisof Russiae o sons ;
lk,,i de Rochow, Minister of Prussia,.Hamil 3 ?07.Sedye-
reeens(1°rff, Minister of Austria • "'II.
eh_ ster of England ;
nr, Mini
the Envoys,
Holland!'fge d' Affaires of France • and , &c. The
Count de Reise
otf,
ZiPge, reece, Bavaria, Denmarhl of large
was '''f great length
es of the
les of troops the principal functionaries
the
Public bodies, ta;e
of the army, h_
and consisted.
ourt,
bodies,thhractuseraebehzgoeofneral officers
and other pu
Iv Gus orders of the deceased, ,1., with the
'var,
thheeßedeacuxeasArte ,8
deceased ,heralds car
The funeral
,-
4draledvnlby by
&c.
and' bearing the arms of the house of Leuchtenb.ergs,_
six
horses covered with black capan
grooms in mourning cloaks; two aide
atocanlP of the deceased and two subaltern officer
of the
on the ear beside the coffin; and the corners.
•
-De Pall were held sons ur colonels of the Guard
• s .441nperor and his followed on horseback,
I,llll44ilneadiately behind the funeral car, and were accom-
-4:l‘,letseo
tbhyrao most numerous staff, all in mourning. Thcei
ugh which the cortege passed were line
tl:.etil tt°°Ps; and when the car arrived at the church,
the coin Was carried inside by the aides-de-camp of
tioa eeeased and other persons appointed for the pur-
pai,e' and Was by them placed on a catafalque pre-
thee(' to receive it. The coffin was covered with
golaba°rtnary cloth of an imperial prince, being
tieh. urocade trimmed with ermine. The decora-
r, of the deceased were placed on stools at each
ter;* uuring the time the body laid in state,
,°llB ef all classes were admitted to view the
f
4lnn.--411il' and all the theatres and places o
4,:•-vinent were shut. In the church, onthe
,kivei „r 4:,
CI the 'l. ulle 'body, were assembled all the persons
part
,;°l-11"1 whose duty did not cause them t. o form tirehl.7;..the cortege. - At the funeral service, the
Lod --"4°P of Mohileff officiated, after which the
Itwas let down into the vault prepared for it,
kl t) midst of a general salute of firearms from
wiz e troops present. The ceremony then ter-
-'44TIOas