The Sun.
London, England, 1849-06-14 00:00:00

SPAIN.

:Madrid journals of ti .e Bth have arrival.
Catalonian delegates continue trp,:r conrer-
enci-s with the Minister of Finances on the proposed
tariff:

he Senate has entered on the discussion of the
project of law for the new tariff; it is supposed that
it will occupy a whole w eek ; there are no less than
tvn amen,linents propty-ed, although there is con-
icterrd to be little chance of any of them being
carried.

MADRID BOURSE.—Three per Cents. 25k; Five
per Cents. 101 paper. Exchange on London, 50 40
paper.

GERMAN Y
AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

FRANKFORT.

The Central Power has just issued a procla-
mation, from which we extract the following pas-
s ges

" TO THE PEOPLE OF B ADEN.

" The troops required to crush the insurrection, which
ie the Grand Duchy has broken out against the Consti-
tutional Govsminent and the Central Power, are ready
,o,enter the Grand Duct yof Baden. Those rigorous
measures which always accompany the presence of an
armed repr‘-ssive force shall be proclaimed and executed
without scruple by the authorities.
" Inhabitants o' Baden ! I shall do my duty, that
is, to say—l shall et deavour to give effect to the
law. You cannot have forgotten that it is not
the will of the majority, legally expressed, but
the violence committed by some masses of armed
mn, which has brought about the deplorable
situatien in which the Grand Duchy of Baden
ar.d the Palatinate of the Rhine are placed. Your hap-
piness depends upon the prevention of the ruin with
which you are threatened : your honour exacts that
your country, hitherto so free, so prosperous, should not
continue to nresunt to the rest of Germany the image of
disorder. The origin of the insurrection and the objects
of the chiefs do not spring from any evident causes. No
natienal rights, no Mu sts of the country were tht.ea-
rened in the duchy of Baden. The movement required
the false pretext of maintaining the Constitution of the
empire, that it might Int be regarded, even by the most
blind, as criminal, and without rational object. But, in-
stead of favouring the Constitution of the empire, this
insurrection is one of the chief obstacles which, to the
4rest regret of all true patriots, is opposed to a change
in Germany which is worthy of the German people.
"People of Baden! I doubt not that although you
may be imposed upon it will nut be possible for any
length of time to repress the conscience of the people.
All Germany expr cts from you a return to the virtues
of moderation, anti respect for the law, without which
no progress is possible, and we cannot receive any fruits
from the efforts and sacrifices of the past year. The
German army which enters on your territory will secure
the protection of the empire, and will restore the legal
authority of your good Prince, as well as the bent fits of
peace and of real liberty. I conjure you to favour this
army in its efforts to secure these objects; unite your
forces to it. and drive trom y our country the shame and
disasters of a civil war.

" The Archduke JOHN.
"The President of the Ministry of the Empire.
"Frankfort„June 10." " WITTGENsTEIN."
On the 10th troops left Frankfort for Odearbeld.