The Sun.
London, England, 1849-06-27 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 21st have arrived.
Queen. CHRISTINA was slightly indisposed.
The funds for the payment of the interest of the
Three per Cents., due in July next, were ready to be
deposited in the hands of the proper officer.
MADRID J3OLSA, JUND 21.—Three per Cents.
closed at 251 cash; the Five per Cents. at 101
paper ; Debt without Interest, 34 ; Coupons, 511.

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

BADEN.

The German journals announce the complete rout
of the Badenese and Bavarian insurgents—intelli-
gence of which was previously received by telegraph.
On the 21st Generals PEUCHNER and HIRSCHFELD
drove them from their positions on the Neckar, in the
direction of Wieslock. The Prince of PRUSSIA attacked
them near Ladenberg, where they made a firm re-
sistance for nine hours. The next day he crossed the
river and took possession of Heidelberg without
meeting with any resistance. He afterwards pro-
ceeded to Mannheim, the respectable inhabitants of
which place, supported by a regiment of Baden dra-
goons, which had refused to act with the insurgents,
rose against the free corps which had so long op-
pressed them. In the evening, Generals HIRSHFELD
and PEUCHNER fell in with the principal body of the
insurgents, under MiEnostewsKr, near Waghausel.
On seeng them part of the insurgents took to flight,
and the rest were easily vanquished. The Carlsruhe
Gazette, the organ of the insurrectionory Govern•
meat, pretends that they retired in good order, and
would be able to resume hostilities.

MECKLENBURGH.
The Constituent Assembly of the Duchy of Meek-
lenburgh has just voted a Constitution of a very
democratic character; but, of the 102 articles of
which it is composed, the Government has protested
against 55, as inexecutable.
AUSTRIA,

HUNGARY, AND
RUSSIA.

Jellachich, it is now admitted by the Austrians I
themselves, has been forced to raise the siege of
Peterwaradin and to evacuate Neusatz, where his
troops were too much exposed to the fire from the
fortress. He continued only in the occupation of one
of the suburbs, which lies without range of gun-
shot from Peterwaradin.

VIENNA, JUNE 21.—The Imperial Russian army,
under the command of the Prince of Warsaw (Pas-
kiewitch), crosied the Hungarian frontier on the 17th
and 18th, in four main columns, commanded respec-
tively by Generals Basching, l3ielageyeff, Rudigee,
and Grabbe. The head-quarters of the Prince was
Barffeld, on the 18th. The reserves, under the com-
mand of Generals Sackcro and Sass, are temporarily
placed in Gallicia and the Hungarian frontier.
It appears from letters in the Austrian and German
journals that engagements have recently taken place
between the Austrians and g Hungarians at Kabulvar, Szered, and on points of the Wang ;
whilst some ascribe the victory to the Austrians,
others give it to the Hungarians. The
G erniqn Reform, which has hitherto been favour
able to the Austrians, says that they have sus-
tained severe checks. It is stated that cholera, typhus,
and other maladies are raging in the Russian camp,
and that the Magyars display greater enthusiasm than
ever. It was reported that the Austrians had taken
Raab. KOPUTII had ordered the Austrian prisoners,
several thousand in number, to be employed on the
works of the Szolnok and Debriczin Railway.
According to letters received at Vienna on the 19th,
the Russian troops reviewed by the Emperor of RUSSIA,
accompanied by the Grand Duke CONSTANTINE and
Prince PASKIEWITSCU, at Duckeau, amounted to
87,000 moo, comprising those of Gcn. SAAS, already
in Hungary. This force is destined to act in the
comitat of Zips, and consequently to march by
Bortfeld, Eperies, Lentochp, Z•xplark, And lias.