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

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 30th ult. have arrived.
It is intended to send more troops to Italy, so as
to raise the Spanish force in the country to 8,000
men.
MADRID EOLSA, MAY 30.—The Three per Cents.
were (lone at 24 9 10 for paper; the Five per Cents, at
10i; the Debt without interest at 31;, and the Coupons
at si.

G E RIVI A Y
AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

PRUSSIA.

The Berlin Official Gazette publishes the following
as the proposed organization for the Provisional
Court of Arbitration to be established among the
states who shall accept the German Constitution as
propounded by the Congress
" The Provisional Court of Arbitration (Schieds
gericht) is to meet at Erfurt upon the Ist of July next.
The court will consist of three Prussian, two Hano-
verian, under the presidency
o'f'*ritahne, sacn:rdliortwPoPrussian judge.judges, The confederates will
submit to the decision of this court in all ma ters
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out of the confederate
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s to all political and
private discussions that may arise between the Con-
toderate States themselves. All discussions relative to
ccoonnsnteictutetdion with
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throne-successions, duties of Government, &c , all dis-
putes between
the Government and Parliaments of any
one of the confederate states, as to the validity of carry-
ing out of the constitution of the country; complaints of
the subjects of any one of the states relative to infrac
tions of the constitution, either by their own Chambers
or by Governments individually or collectively; remon-
strances against the infraction or circumscription of con
stitutional rights, in all cases where appeals addressed
to individual Chambers have failed; accusations against
individual Ministers within the limits of their re-
sponsibility, and in such cases when the courts of the
country arc incompetent; complaints against the Confe-
derate States, when the duties imposed upon each, in-
dividually or collectively, are subject to doubt or litiga-
tion; all accusations connected with breaches of internal
security, which cannot be satisfactorily disposed of by
civil commissioners or ordinary courts; all questions of
right interesting to, or arising from, the present Confe-
deration, in cases where individual courts hold them-
selves incompetent. Participation in or with the Confe-
derate Court of Arbitration is not permitted to such
Governments as refuse obedience to its decisions."
The negotiations for peace with Denmark are con-
tinued at Berlin, and there is every prospect of
their being brought to a speedy and satisfactory ter-
mination.

FRAN KFORT.
the late President of the German Par-
liament, has resigned his seat as a Member of that
Assembly.

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
On the 31st May the Governor of Vienna, General
BERM, issued a proclamation to the cffect that,
whereas indications of the revolutionary spirit are
again abroad
aid the authorities in
vio-
lent language held in public places by per-
sons discussing political subjects, it behoves
apprehending such , which manifested itself in the
the well. disposed and right-minded citizens to
indivi-
duals, and putting a stop to the spirit of sedition. All
tavernkeepers and coffeehouse proprietors who
neglect this warning, and persist in tacitly protecting
these dangerous characters, will be liable to be de-
prived of their license.
Hungarians, Poles, and Italians are especially
alluded to in the advertisement.
WELDEN, who has, it is said, lost his senses, has
been recalled from Ilungary, and will be succeeded
by HAYNAU. The Imperialists have been driven from
Bosch, which is now occupied by the Hungarian
troops. BEM is at Orsova, having defeated PUCHNEWS
corps darmie, and it would appear all but annihilated
it, for no intelligence has beer, received from them,
and nothing is known as to PUCLINER'S whereabout.
The following proclamation was published at Ofen
immediately after the fall of that city :
" The fortress of Buda is in our bands; it was taken
this morning at seven o'clock, by the brave army of
Georgey.
The Austrians defended it valiantly, but
they were compiled to
give way before the courage of
our warriors.
" People of Hungary rejoice, but do not give your-
selves up too mach to this feeling; on the contrary, be
reedy for new embats, for new victories, in order gig

the triumph of our liberty may be complete. Vivat our
fatherlaud!

(Signed)

" DANIEL YARNZI."

There is as much activity in the Hungarian
Government as in its army. The Minister of the
Interior SZENERI has taken measures for the re-
organization of those parts of the country which are
not within the theatre of war. The Minister of
Finance is engaged in contracting a loan, in case the
country should he reduced to a want of money. In
the sitting of the Diet, on the 12th inst., the Chain-
hers were occupied with the emancipation of the
Jews, for which a project of lays- will be presented.
A report is in circulation at Vienna that the Rus-
sians met with a terrible reception at Katschau, in
retaliation for which they destroyed that city. The
facts are given as follows :
The Russians having entered and taken up their
position in the square, a murderous fire was opened upon
them from every window. Upon this they immediately
retired, surrounded the city with cannon, set tire to it at
the four corners, and cut down all who attempted to
make their escape."

The Austrian Correspondent inserts these reports
without denying them. The report also continues to
gain ground that the Imperial troops have been defeated
in the March.

The principal body of the llungarian army occu-
pied a series of strong positions from the frontier of
Galiicia to the towns of the mountains, and from
Nemohl to the island of Schutt, with a point d appui
at Comorn and another on the Waag.
The Prague Zeitung says, that all the disposable
provisions and forages in the fortress of Josephstadt,
as well as of the military stores, have been sent to
Pardweitz, from whence they had been sent to Hun.
gary. The military stores sent are so great, that all
the luggage trains had latterly been employed solely
for military transports.