The Sun.
London, England, 1849-01-18 00:00:00

SPAIN.

The Carlist expedition, consisting of 579 men,
enteredl Navarre, by way of Aldada, on the 13th
January. Three hundred of them directed their
course towards the interior, and the remainder
marched towards Irun, in the neighbourhood of which
town they are at present. They bad a smart skirmish
in crossing the Bidassca, and succeeded in taking five
Custom-house officers and fifteen gens-d'armes pri-
soners. The Carlists lost only one man killed. The
15th was the day fixed for the enrolment of troops in
Navarre : the Carlists expect that a considerable
Humber of the recruits will join them. They have
sent a detachment of 60 men to Oyazzum, and
directed a column to march on Bergara. The Pro-
gresistas were preparing to enter Arragon.
A Gerona letter of the 3d says that CABRERA and
MARSAL had been staying for ten days at Amer,
feasting and giving balls, &c., and exercising their
men ; they had also picked up many recruits. They
left on the 2d, CABRERA going towards Olot, and
MARSAL towards Selva and the Ter. Another chief,
Hawed JuvANy, went towards Santa Coloma. CA-
BRERA shot two colonels on that day, one the brother
of BEP DEL OLI, and the other DOD JUAN ORIS-
TIZABEL, for having engaged in a conspiracy against
him, and having planned to go over to the enemy.
MaRsAL shot one officer for the same cause.
A letter from Casseras, of the 3d, says that the
Carlists had assembled to the number of 300, under
EL MUCIJACIIO, BOQUICA, and others, and had visited
Bags, Pont de Revente, and Vilada, BOQUICo being
charged to collect contributions in the district of
Berge, and the villages of the Cordana, and that other
bands were now coming to join them, and it was said
that CABRERA was expected to go with them towards
Forradi and San Jacine de Frontana, abandoning
Vidra, in consequence of the mo?ements of CONCHA.
A. Burgos letter of the sth says, that EL ESTTJ.
DIANTE had not met with anything like the loss
stated in the official dispatches, and that he had
passed by. Lerma with his band, and gone into the
Sierra. It adds that the sanguinary scenes of 1834
are beginning to be revived. Four Carlists, who
were taken prisoners by:Captain DELOFEN, of the
Civil Guard, had been shot in cold blood ; and it was
expected that another Carlist, who was brought into
Burgos on the 4th, would be put to death.
The Espana announces that the QUEEN has spared
the lives of eight Carlists belonging to EL ESTU-
DIANTE'S band, and two to that of Musaz, who had
been condemned to death, the former at Burgos and
the latter at Salamanca. This act of clemency was
in honour of the Dia de los Reyes, the 6th instant.
Our accounts from Madrid are to the 11th. .

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In the course of the debate on the Address in the
Senate on the 10(11, Senor Mori made the following
announcement on the nature of the proposed altera•
tions in the tariff:—
" The Government is aware that is enemies circulate,
with a malignant intention, false reports respecting the
changes about to be introduced into the tariff.
Whatever may be the determination of the Cabinet on
so delicate and complicated a question, I feel bound to
declare that no branch of industry of the Spanish peo-
ple shall have to suffer from the reform contemplated.
On the contrary, the Government will protect, as
carefully as possible, all existing and acquired
interests, and, moreover, it will not decide any ques-
tion that may arise without the co-operation of the le-
gislative bodies. The Government will always take
into account the great sacrifices made by the nation,
those white it may still incur, the wants of trade and the
protection it owes to all the interests of the State."
MADRID BoLse, JAN. 11.—The Three per Cents.
were done at 198 for paper; the Five per Cents. at
10 ; the debt without Interest at 38; and the Cou-
pons at 6.