The Sun.
London, England, 1849-01-27 00:00:00

SPAIN•

Madrid journals of the 20th have been received.
On that day Senor MoN presented to the Cortes a
project for an arrangement with the Bank of St.
Ferdinand.

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Apprehensions are entertained of a• rising in Gal-
licia, in which the army will take part.
A body of Progresistas, under Colonel MIRIONES,
has entered Arragon. The Carlist insurrection in
Guipuscoa and Navarre is becoming more and more
formidable. The insurgents have defeated the Go-
vernor of Estella, and are, it is said, about to attack
Irun. ARRONDO, the Carlist leader, has had several
skirmishes with the troops stationed at the gates of
the town.

The Espana of the 20th, again attacks the French
Government for net baying prevented the recent
Montemolinist invasion of Navarre, and again com-
plains that since the election of Louis NAPOLEON the
friendly relations of the two Governments have be.
come changed. It may be remembered that it was
recently stated in a Madrid later that this journal
had been purchased by the Duke DE RIANZARES, the
k
husband of Queen CHRISTINA.
MADRID BOLSA, JAN. 20.—Three per Cents., 20
paper; after 13olsa, 19 15 -16 20 cash. 1 ive per
Cents., 10 paper; atter Bolsa, 98
10 cash ; Coupons,
6 paper : Bank of St. Ferdinand, 55 cash, 56 paper.
Exchange on London, 49 10 paper ; Treasury bills,
69k cash, 70 paper.

Mr. Bancroft, the American Minister, transacted busi-
ness yesterday, at the Foreign-office.

GE Al AN Y

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THE NORTHEIIN STATES.

AUSTRIA.

Advices from Vienna, of the 21st, state that the
waters of the Danube continue to rise, and that three
flags, the signal of imminent danger, have been
hoisted on the ramparts. The Leopoldqadt suburb
is completely under water. Prince WINDISCHGRATZ
was expected to arrive at Vienna on the 21st, en
route for 011mutz. It was rumoured in Vienna that
a treasonable correspondence between Count Louis
BATTUYANI, the Hungarian ex-Premier, and CHARLES
ALBERT had been discovered, and that the former
had in consequence been condemned to be shot.
KOSSUTH is still at Debreczin, and from the quan-
tity of snow that has fallen the Austrian army cannot
advance against him, The peasants are flocking to
his standard, and swearing on the regalia of Hun-
gary to defend their country to the last. The rosds
which lead to this city are the worst in the country,
and the Austrian army, should it attempt to advance,
would be destroyed by guerillas.
A letter from Prague of the 18th says :—" All the
Court party is assembling here, and the town has be •
come a second Innspruck. The Archduchess SOPHIA
has arrived, the Archduke Louis is shortly ex-
pected; and it is said that Prince METTERNICH will
came to his estates in Bohemia in spring, by which
time it is hoped all Austria Hill be tranquil."
KALISCH, CRITZNER, FRANK. and ENGLCENDER,
democratic leaders, who had to fly from Vienna, have
received orders to leave Leipsic, where they had
sought refuge.
The Government of Cracow has suppressed all the
journals except the Gazette, with regard to which
the following decree hes been issued :—" The editor
shall communicate to head-quarters every simple
article six hours before it is printed, and every article
containing arguments or reflections 48 hours before
it is printed. Printers shall not print anything
without permission from head-quarters, and all
booksellers are forbidden to sell books or engravings
without authorisation."