The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-03 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 28th ult. have arrived.
According to accounts from Manille, an expedition
left that place on the 13th of March for the Island of
Mindano, carrying with it a quantity of artillery and
stores, in order to put the 'fortifications in a proper
state of defence. Another expedition was in contem-
plation to occupy Jolo, and leave a garrison there to
defend it against pirates.
The Madrid Gazette publishes an account of the
estimated expenses of the treasury during the month
of June, -which amounted to 111,627,277 reals (about
1,120,0000

It is stated that the QUEEN will not go to the sea
coast for bathing at the commencement of the sum-
mer, but will remain at La Grania.
The Three per Cknts. were done at 44k; the New
Three per Cents. at 22k; the Debt of the first class at
gi; and that of the second at 5 5-16.

The IndepenclanGeeEd" B els sys :—" Notwith-
ma
standing the denial given by the Pattie to the Ger-
man journals, it lViruttssNY.sS• be considered positive that a
convention, recognising the right of Prussia over
Neufchatel, has been signed. It is, however, not
tree that troops are ready to invade the canton to
reduce it to suljection to the King of PRUSSIA.
The resolutions adopted at London will not be fol-
lowed with immediate execution ; but time will be
allowed to the People of Neufchatel to pronounce.
If, however, conciliation should fail, strong measures
will be taken We are assured that France has adhered
to the treaty, and
to all the consequences that may
flow from it."
The Augsburg
treaty Gazette, under date of Berlin, 27th
u al ts.s'iv says—"
na
only has France not remained
p
signed by the great Powers at
London relative to Neufchatel, but she has taken an
s i the Not
active part in it. The treaty, however, will not be
executed immediately ; it will be postponed for some
time, and there is reason to think that there are very
serious reasons for the delay. Lord DERBY proposed
to abandon the initiative to Prussia, under the moral
co-operation of the other European Power., as she is
, the most interested in the affair of Neufchatel ; but
las the international side of the affair had determined
the conclusion of the treaty on the part of the other
Powers, England could not do otherwise than accede
to it."
The official journal of Berlin publishes the budget
of 1852; the expenses are fixed at 99,434,734 thalers,
and the receipts at 97,001,021 thalers.
A special courier arrived at Berlin on the 28th
ult. with the nevus that the railway train which was
CuaaLEs of Prussia to 'Warsaw went off the rails
near Czenstochau
, and that two of the carriages were
idnegalth Emperor of RUSSIA and the Prince
injured; but that after two hours' delay,
tachogenovned EMPEROR,y the Prince, and their suites were able
to continue their route without accident.
The Emperor 29th
of AUSTRIA left Vienna on the
ult. for Prague. On the 28th Don Cartuos, the uncle
of the Queen of ' d
SPAIN, arrive at Baden (near
Vienna) to take the waters.
The Wanders 2,
Government has
requested that of Austria to com
to
it all its regulations respecting primary
schools, with the view of taking from them what may
be applicable to primary educon in France. p _
M. BERRyErt of Vienna states that the French
arrived at Frohsdorff on the 25th,
the Count
and had a
conference of several hours' duration with
DE en
Legitimatist not
in a field.
Mr. GREsii, a. ,ti s.
made a
balloon ascent from
Frankfort on tflitan9.4 F hult. After rising a consider -
he able height.
-, and'remaining some time over the town,
the con .
be saw a stor and resolved to descend
Abial,iii.oeun ; it was attended by several
Storm approaching, .
themselves, cFPisv'h h he threw out
reached the earih a number of peasants seized them,
and pulled
hThey then seized the
at t em violently.
hoops This rendered
4nd lower part of the balloon.
it iropossible for Mr. GREEN to open the valves, and
When the cords which .
loud explodon. The peasants immediately tore the
balloon to •eand divided the pieces amongst
sequence was that the balloon burst with a
Mr. Gil eof P
of 7 000 florins
EEN delßands an indemnity'
(about 17,000 f.) the easants were arrested, out

SWITZERLAND.
The Geneva • Istate that, on the 26th ult.,
journaLs
fedwral
all
the political prisoners at Friburg were set at li-
berty, at the recommendation, it is believed, of the
authorities, MM. CHARLES, DrsAsclufaa,
and ROMAIN MAILLARDOZ, on being liberated. im-
mediately rep,dred to the Cale Jacquet, where they
were expected by some members of the commission
and several other persons.

la,e
The lir ITALY.
statin
//an Gazette quotes a letter from Rome,
g Gazette
held of , several meetings of cardinals had been
and that G
the General GEmBAu had offered to introduce
system 0,
to discus the question of the Papal army ;
that hitherto
this • bad not met with great
favour. projectconscription in the Homan states, but

that onthe
The Giornale di Roma, of the 25th ult., states
plan , aY, and the monument recently excavated
there. Ells Holiness expressed his satisfaction at the
preceding day the POPE visited the Ap-
progress the works had made, and announced his in-
tention
of continuing the excavations 45 far as the
modern road
to Albona. 1