The Sun.
London, England, 1849-08-03 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 28th ult. have arrived.
They are devoid of interest.
MADRID BOLSA, JULY 28.—Threes, 27-1 ; Fives,
12. Exchange, 50f. 80c.

PORTUGAL.
DEATH OF CHARLES ALBERT.

We have received by the steam-ship Montrose, ad-
vices from Lisbon to the 29th ult., and from Oporto
to the 80th.

His Majesty CHARLES ALBERT died at Oporto, on
Saturday, the 28th July, at two F.M. His body has
been embalmed and conveyed to the cathedral to await
the arrival of a steamer from Genoa to transfer it to
that city. Every honour had been paid since his
death; minute guns were fired, and the bells tolled.
All public offices were closed for three days, and a
general mourning for eight days.

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

The account we gave yesterday, of the march of
GEORGEY from Waitzen to Itischau of his victory over
the Russians at Jaziges, and of his having crossed
the Theiss and effected his junction with DEMBINSKI,
is confirmed in every particular. The Cologne
Gazette gives the following narrative of the march of
GEORGEY :
" Georgey, marching with greater rapidity than the
Russians, entered, on the night of the 21st July, into
Kaschau, having first driven out the Russian garrison.
The Russians, with the Ist, 2d, and 3d corps d'arinee,
were on the routes of Hatvan, Gyonyos, and. Miseolz
Pa,kewiteh was at Gyonyos on the 25th. The 3d and
4th corps d'armee were at St. Peter's, five leagues to the
south-west of Kaschau. A few days since, it will be re-
membered, a Russian bulletin spoke of a battle in the
district of Jaziges, where superior forces checked the
Russians.
" This news, at the time unexpected and somewhat
enigmatical, is confirmed. We know for certain that,
according to the Presse of Vienna, Dembinski has taken
up a position on the Theiss, along the railway from
Szegled to Szolnok, to the south-west of Jasshereny, his
centre being at Nagy-Kata. Dembinski, consequently,
threatens the Russian army on the right flank, and is
able to operate on the left flank of the Austrian corps
on the way to Kesckemer."
The Soldaten Freund, a Vienna Government
journal, says that GEORGEY probably took the route
from Rima-Szombath, along the Sayo stream, over
Miskolcz, to Tokay and Tarzal, where he crossed the
river. The surmise is supported by the fact of the
Russian General GRABBE having again returned to
Balassa. Gyarmath, after penetrating as far as
Losoncz, and his giving up all further pursuit of the
enemy in consequence. The 3rd and 4th army corps
stationed at Miskolcz had turned off towards Tokay
and the Theiss, in quest of GEORGEY. The head-
quarters of PASEEWITCH were still in Gyonyos.
It is said that BEM's army is entrenched before
Hermanstadt ready to accept battle from the Russian
General LUDERS whenever he may deem it prudent
to advance.

VIENNA, JULY 29.—From the theatre of war
the Weiner Zeitung merely announces the receipt of
the official report of the already known engagement
between the avant-guard of General LUGER'S corps
under General ENGELHART and the Szeklers en-
trenched at Fogaras. The Szeklers were beaten, and
were obliged to fall back upon Hermanstadt,
their retreat to Schasberg having been cut off. They
had from 120 to 150 men killed, 350 taken prisoners,
and lost four pieces of cannon, whereas the Russians
are said to have had only four killed and a few
wounded. On the 15th the last column of CLAM'S
corps darinee had entered Kronstadt, and Genera
LUDEE had commenced marching against Herman
stadt.