The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-29 00:00:00

SPAIN.

We have received the Madrid journals of the 23d
The Madrid Gazette publishes a royal decree,
opening to the Minister of War a credit of 8,526,134
reals as a supplement to the various chapters of thr
War Badger, and ordering that the Government shall
render an account of thi3 measure to the Cores.
The Herald() states from Paris that one of the most
devoted partisans of the PRINCE PRESIDENT (M. DE
MORNY is, it is said, alluded to) is about to visit
Madrid.

The Espana informs us that the heat in the Spanish
capital on the-22d was almost insupportable ; a hot
wind, like the sirocco, was felt for some hours, and
the thermometer is stated to have been as high as 36
of Reaumer (113 Fahrenheit) in the shade.
The Duke and Duchess DE MONTPENSIEE landed
at Ferrol on the 19th.

The Espana states from Manilla that preparations
were making there for the occupation of Jolo, and the
construction there of a Spanish fort.
The Three prr Cents. wc•ro done at 45k; th© New
Three per Cents., at 22 5-16; the Debt of the Firs!
Class, at 114 ; and that of the Second, at s'4'.

They did not remain long idle. The most sum-
mary proceedings were immediately adopted; axes
wsro freely resorted to, the rigging cut away, and
witht he
r
the'rnasts threatened. The mate endeavoured to
eeeied in such a manner assailants,v bntinvain. lleeirs exo
reason
nons were
that
tphs-
e
GERMAN Y.
deemed it expedient to take shelter on the taffrail On the 23d inst. four statesmen of the Darmstai,
with the remainder of the crew fromuninvited coalition held a conference' at Leipsic.
.M. DE
,his
auxiliaries. The authorities ' ProEDTEN, President of the Council of Ministers of
were appealed to as Bevan:, was the first to arrive • after him came MM
speeclil asi 1
y poxs b.o, and an —armed steamer, IDE BETJ'ET and Beira from arrive;
; and lastly,
the African, was dispatched to the assistance of the : Colonel DE MEIsaDER, representative of Bavaria et
crew. It was not,
however, until the commanding the Customs Congress of Berlin. It is said the 3
officer had threa•tened ,to fire upon the refractory hare had severer meetings, but the subject of their
boatmen that they could be . induced to leave the deliberations has been kept secret. It is said tb,e visit
grounded African
vessel. No sooner, however, had the I of the Princes JOHN and AretenT of Saxony to Berlin
related to a proposed charge in the commercial policy
Sheerpess, than the partial returned to f S
o axony.
and carried cn the work of destructio '
the ReIIOWD,
n A letter from Stutgardt says—
even before.' Another
more decisively than
steamer,
" The Congress of the directors of the lines of Ger-
the Wildfire, wa
s again sent out, and it was with roan railways will assemble here in a few days. Fat)
. I director •
s will be presses.this meeting, at which will
considerable . will
t the aggressors could be induced I
considerable difficulty 1 be also present a certain number of official agents repro-
to depart front the wreck, and the Wildfire remained stilling several small states of i neConfederation. This meet.
order to prevent any return. ' i•ng will this year have a great importance. The question
in its vicinity in • . lb to establish uniform working all the lines a
possible justification regular
Now, there can be no tariff The interesting international questiem
which, no matter what might with regard to re-loading, r-i^e of transport, tee., wih
for these proceedings, b, , ' '
be the intentions or objects oa ' the panties, were' be brought forward, raid it is im
portant that foreign
n tihould be al n 0-t1 at the con ress '
acts ofpiracy, subjecting the ,
said here
that Fror_p.. g • lis
neither more nor leselhan
1 Pont et
perpetrators to very stringent punishment. Believing, the . , chansfees to represent them. The future
a they seed junction oi the line from Paris to Strasburg with the
however, as we have already stat'2-, that , 4,,_ ! thvarian frontier, moreover nete.-;itates the pies,enee of
under an erroneous impression as to the law of '"' ! a French agent to support '
• ted in 1 , a' e
case, and that they ooneidered themselves warraJ fume worbin, of the French lines united to tho Prus-
,
what they were doing, thinking that they were only sian and German ones." t ;
, The Wanderer, of Vienna of the 24th says—" The
asserting their own rights in refusing to surrender 1
' treaty concluded on the Bth May in London, between
possession, we should deeply regret any annoyance
Austria, England, France, Russia, Sweden, and
or inconvenience to which they might be exposed.' prussic, relative to the succession to the throne of
It is. necessary, however, that the true Denmark, has been ratified by all the powers, and the
state of the law should be telearly explained ' exchange of ratifications will take place in London in
and that not only at the mouth of the Thames but : the course of this mouth. The powers which have
all l —aong the coasts of the United Kingdoms. The ' not taken part in the conclusion of. this treaty have
law of salvage, too, should be revised, with • : received official communication. o.f it, with an invite-
e view to .ti ~ here to it. The treaties relative to the
its amelioration. The preservers of human life °- t° adhere
concluded between
the Governments of
should at least be placed upon as good .e : r ailw 437 s t States, Modena, the Papal
a footing : Austria,
as the • salvors - of bales of cotton or tobacco. , Tuscany, which were signed on the let May, and
Eyery `just encouragement should be afforded ' ratified on the 18th August last, will be shortly pub-
to
men ticking
their own lives and undergoing great' 'Med."