The Sun.
London, England, 1849-04-07 00:00:00

of foreign intervention. M. GUEERAZZI is on bad
terms with the Republicans.

We read in the ilioniteur

" The Minister of Agriculture and Commerce, after
having considered the opinion expressed by the Chamber
of Commerce and the Consulting Chambers of Arts and
Manufactures, has just decided that foreign articles are
not to be admitted this year to the Exhibition of In-
dustry. Ninety chambers had sent in answers to the
questions addressed to them—twenty-eight in favour of
admission, and forty-two against it. Twenty others
had simply asked for a postponement to a better op-
portunity."
The Minister of Public Works has published a
notice in the Moniteur, declaring that, having re-
ceived a vast number of demands from workmen to
be admitted to take part in the Government works,
be is obliged to refuse interfering in the matter
personally, as the Government, in order to give
employment to as many workmen as possible, has
already done everything that the credits allowed by
the Assembly could possibly permit. Any demands
ought, therefore, to be made not to him, but to the
contractors of Government works, or to the Prefect
of the department where Government works, not
contracted for, are going on.

SPAIN.
Madrid journals of the 31st ult. have arrived.
A treaty of commerce has been concluded between
Spain and Persia.

MADRID BOLSA, MARCH 31. Five per Cents.,
101; Three per Cents., 22j for Account. Exchange
on London, 49 95.

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

PRUSSIA.

ANSWER OF THE KING TO THE FRANK-

FORT DEPUTATION.

The Prussian Staats Anzeiger of the 4th instant
gives the following account of the reception of the
Frankfurt deputation of the KING'S answer to their
Address :

" BERLIN, Aram 3.—At twelve o'clock this day his
Majesty received the deputation from the Frankfurt
Parliament in the Knights' Hall. His Majesty was
surrounded by the Princes of the blood Royal and the
Ministers. The deputation having been introduced by
Count Brandenburg, M. Simson,- President of the Ger-
man National Assembly, read the following address:—
" The Legislative German National Assembly, which
was convoked in the spring of the last year by tip-
unanimous consent of the Princes of the nations of
Germany, for the purpose of constituting the German
Administration, did, on the 28th of January this year,
1849, after the promulgation of the German Imperial
Constitution, adopted after two readings, confer the
hereditary Imperial dignity founded therein upon your
Majesty.
" It has hereby expressed the firm conviction that the
Princes and natiot..s of Germany will, in magnanimous
and patriotic agreement with the German National As-
sembly, use all their energy to carry out the resolution
adopted by it. .

"It ha; resolved respectfully to invite the electrd
Emperor, by deputation, to accept the dignity which has
fallen upon him on the basis of the constitution.
"To carry out this measure, the President of the
German National Assembly, and 32 of its members,
hereby wait upon your Majesty, with the respectful
confidence that your Majesty will be pleased to accede
to the enthusiastic expectations of our fatherland, which
has selected your Majesty to be the refuge and protec-
tion of its unity and power, as supreme head of the em-
pire, and respond to this request by a gracious ac-
quiescence."