The Sun.
London, England, 1849-06-18 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 12th have arrived.
The Government has determined to reinforce the
army of Italy by 4,000 men; the expedition will he
under the command of General ZA-Bal„t, who, on his
arrival in Italy, will take command of the cavalry.
MADRID 13oLsa, JUNE 12 —Three per Cents., 258
for account ; Five per Cents., 10 316 paper. Ex-
change on London, 50 50.

GE M. A N

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

PRUSSIA.
The Cologne Gazette gives a very different version
of the alleged attempted assassination of the Prince
of PRUSSIA to the one which we published from the
Berlin papers on Saturday. This journal says that
it was not the ball of an assassin, but that of the
Prince himself; which struck the postilion ; that the
driver was proceeding too slowly, upon which the
Prince drew a pistol from his pocket, and with one
shot threw the man from his horse. This story is
generally believed at Prarkfort.
The Duke of ANuAuLr BERNBURG has issued a
proclamation, dated the 9th, announcing that he ad-
heres to the Federal State and Constitution proposed
by the three Kings.
The Cologne Gazette has the following from Ber-
lin, 12th :—" Orders were sent to-day to General DE
RITTWITZ, Commander-in-Chief of the German
troops engaged against Denmark, to hold himself en-
tirely on the defensive, and not to undertake any-
thing that may bring on a serious conflict. This
order is in consequence of the progress that has been
made in the negotiations for peace."

BAVAitIA.
The Diet was dissolved on the 11th.

BAJJEA.

The Prussian troop were to attack the Baden in-
surgents on the 16th. The insurgents are commanded
by MIEROSLAWSKY.
On the morning of the 13th an affair took place
near Waldmichelbach, in Odenwald, with a body of
workmen of Manheim and some Swiss carabiniers,
who were endeavouring to make an irruption in the
Grand Duchy. They were put to flight by the
Mecklenburg dragoons, under the command of
Colonel WITZLEBEN.

At Worms, on the 13th, the Prussian Hussars
and the soldiers o: the Palatinate came to blows, in
which the latter had five killed and three wounded,
and the former three killed and one wounded. There
are 2,000 Prussian troops in Worms.

WURTILMBURG.
In the sitting of the German National Assembly,
at Stuttgardt, on the 13th, the decree of the Govern-
ment of Mecklenburgh Schwerin recalling its two
deputies, was read, and protested against by both of
them. RAvEaux, one of the Regency, informed the
Chamber they had written to Generals PEUCKER and
MILLER, to aid in restoring peace to the empire. The
first had made no reply. The second answered that
he was bound only to obey the Archduke JouN, who
had appointed him General of the troops of the
empire. In consequence, M. RAVEAUX said the Re-
gency had deposed him, and had informed the Wur-
temburg Government that General MILLER no longer
held the command of the Bth division. The Regency
had resolved to form an army for the protection of
the territory of the empire and the constitution, and
had called on Baden, the Palatinate, and Wurtem-
burg, for 5,000 infantry and four squadrons of artil-
lery from each for that purpose.
The Wurtemburg Aliniqry, how had made
no reply to the request. The Assembly remitted the
question to the Committee of 15.

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The Emperor of AUSTRIA has sent to Field Marshal
PASKIEWITSCH the Grand Cross of the Order of
Saint Stephen in diamonds, with the following auto-
graph letter :
" Marshall I was gratified by having had an oppor-
tunity of making a personal acquaintance with you in
the city which the high confidence placed in you by
the Emperor your master assigned to you as a centre
for your activity, and which for a series of years has
been witness of the terviecs you have rendered to
your Sovereign, your country, and social order in
all Europe. I have seen also in the choice of you
made by the Emperor, for the chief command of the
troops which his Majesty has been pleased to send to
me for stifling a criminal revolt, a new guarantee for the
triumph of our just cause. Although my stay at War-
saw was but short, it was quite long enough to augment
the sincere admiration and esteem with which I was in-
spired by the brilliant exploits which render your name
illustrious in the annals of history. In remembrance, I
send you by my aide-de•camp, Baron de Langenoia, the
Grand Cross of my order of St. Stephen, in diamonds.
I hope that this insignia .will remind you of the senti-
ments of esteem and acknowledgment of your affec-
tionate " FRANCIS JOSEPH."

Accounts have been published at Vienna of an
alleged victory gained by JELLACHICII over the
Magyars, but the accounts are by no means clear, and
stand in need of confirmation.
The Viennese journals also publish an account of
" PERCZEL'S sally from Peterwardin and his subse-
quent defeat," which defeat, even upon their own
showing, is a victory. It appears that PERCZEL made
a sally from Peterwardein, drove back the Imperial-
ists at the point of the bayonet, aid took several pieces
of cannon. On the arrival of reinforcements to the
imperialists, PERCI/EL returned to Peterwardein, taking
with him several but not all the pieces of the Austrian
artillery. That these were the facts we gather from
the concluding words of the dispatch, which are as
follows :—" But at about eight in the morning rein-
foments arrived for the Austrians from Karlowitz,
sent by General ItAsTic, and this turned the murde-
rous contest in favour of the Austrians. The Magyars
were driven back to Peterwardein, and some of the
guns recovered. The losses of both armies were very
considerable."

From Orsova, they report that General LUDERS
had received orders from the CZAR to march with his
Russian forces against liermandstadt and Cronstadt,
and he had therefore begun his march into Transyl-
vania. Another corps will replace his troops in
Wallachia, and they will be succed by a corps of
Russians from the Ukrain.

Prince LurrroLD of Bavaria has arrived al
Vienna.

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
We have received our Hamburgh papers of the
15th inst. The news from Schleswig-Holstein and
Jutland is of little interest. The late news of the
delivery of the Hessian Hussars turns out to be a
false report, for letters from Copenhagen prove that
the prisoners did arrive in the Danish capital. From
Frederica we have no news of any importance.
Another Russian war steamer, the Ischia, has ar-
rived at Copenhagen, announcing the fact of Admiral
LAzARENv's squadron having sailed from Reval. The
next post will doubtless bring the news of their arrival
in the Great Belt.