The Sun.
London, England, 1849-08-09 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 2d have arrived.
It is said that Mort, who had been sent for by
tce.lHe,e,RgltrshaTpa.ihtNnAot,o La Granja on the Ist, has tendered his
resignation. The Espana, the organ of Queen
et
entcae.sosniioan
concessions
sOanyesrsignorant that when the discussion of
questioniannufraa:nt
manufacturers
sfe
had successively
commissionersesltyr
arrived, f rdomd wt
ei:thehy
the tariff
h view of petitiocing the Government to makesome
some of those commissioners had had yn; and
3ence
with the Duke of Valencia (General Narvaez)
re-
questing that the publication of the Tariff il
should be adjourned. Narvaez replied that it was
impossible to accede to their petition, but that a com-
mission should be sent to Catalonia to moderate the
alarm there, and adopt means of conciliation; and that
it was resolved Orlando should be sent, and that Mon
had bean guilty of crave offence in having neglected
the orders given in the Ministerial Couuuil. Tho snuacl eisnsdi vu
Coun-
cil of Ministers bad met again, and Mon did not oppose
the proposition. However, it having been represented
to Narvaez that Mon had not even then sent out Or-
lando, notwithstanding Narvaez having given his word
of honour, a strong hint was given to Mon, who then
sent him without further delay. This was thought to
have finished the affair, but yesterday :'don set out for
La Granja, in consequence of having received an order
to that effect. A letter from La Granja says that
Narvaez had ordered the editor of the official gazette
not to publish anything upon the Tariff Bill till further
orders, and that Mon, highly incensed, had sent is his
resignation."

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

The Weiner Zeitung of the 3d instant contains the
following :
" Csongrad was, by the command of General Haynan,
sit in flames. The inhabitants, after the Imperial troops
had already entered the town, and were busied in pre-
paring their meal, called in Hussars and Honveds, who
drove out our soldiers and fired on them from the houses.
A brigade now marched against the place, and the
Magyars were obliged to give way. Csongrad has paid
dearly for this crime. All supplies were first brought
away into the Imperial camp, and then the city became
a prey to the flames."
The Israelites of Kelskemet are condemned to pay
a war-contribution of half a million of florins.

Szegedin was occupied by the Austrians on the
31st ult., without firing a shot. General HAYNAU
shifted his head-quarters from Felegyhaza to Szege-
din on the Ist instant. The Hungarian generals,
MESSARO3, Kiss, and DESOFFY, withdrew their
troops from the fortifications, without offering any
resistance.
The Austrians have received no intelligence from
PAsKiwiTcu, whose communications with Pesth are
cut off. It is said that he was attacked and defeated
at Hatyan by DEMBINSKI, who has retaken Waitzen,
and opened communications with Comorn.
Russian reinforcements are every day arriving in
Gallicia; and it is said that PASKIWITCH will be re-
called, and the command of the army conferred on
WoßoEzow.
It is said that Lord PONSONBT has presented a note
to the Austrian Cabinet from Lord PALMERSTON, on
the subject
of Hungarian affairs, and that the Aus-