The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-09 00:00:00

SYAl►v.

Madrid Journals of the 2d and 3d have been re
ceived.

The Aranjuez Railway 13111 passed the Senate on
he 3d.

G-neral NARVAEZ is completely recovered from hii
recent ind.sposition. The QUEEN intends to pass the
summer at La Granja.
MADRID tioLsa, JULY 3 —Three per Cents.
25i, ex div.; Five p:•r C. nrs., 10 for account. Ex•
change on Lund n 50 50 in,,ney.

THE VERNON 13EQUEST.—Mr. T. 11. Fendall is
appointed a Q n's Prlessenger on Foreign Service, in
place of Mr. Fricker, deceased. Mr. Fendall owes hi•
aPPiiintmigit entirely, we understan.f to the s rung re-
coma', tidaitun of the late _M_r. lt,bert Vernon, the 'muni-
ficent found. rut' the g-,11.-ry of native art. One of the
last acts ot Mr. Veri,on's lit. was to pl4i.e the churns of
Ir. Fendall !Mere the G with a r..cpie-t that
he should be employed in the public s.rvic,-. On public
grounds. and as a tribute of r,-,p,ct due to the me.m..ty
of Mr. ihrtion. his request ii 4S 1):,:q1 promptly aquin{t.d
to on the firs fittiog opportunity that offered itself to
comply with his wishes.

E I MAN
AND

TuE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

The Prince DE JOINVILLE and the Duke DE BOUR-
DEAUX are both in Vienna. Tnis visit, as well as that
t,f t►•e Dat;hess of ORLEANS to Louts PHILIPPE et

Hastiogs. and that of the Due DE LEUCLITENBERG to
LOUIS NAPOLEON, are conneett d, it is said, with the
plan„ ut the Emperor of Russi. fur Cossackising
France as well as Austria, and thus reducing all
Europe to a state ot vassalage to the Autocracy.
The Wiener Zeitung of the 4th says that direct
accounts rectiven trout the head- quarters at Babolna
say that all the divisions of the ltni,erial army, except
.he 3.1, had advanced against Comorn to reconnoitre
the strength ot the enemy, which operation was txe-
cuted, and the Hungarians retired into their en-
trenchments, but the Commander-in-Chief ohected
tney should be pursu t 1 no further than the entreneh,d
c imp around the tete de pont on the right. shore ot the
Danube. The ilutigainans, protected by these en-
' trenehments, mar oaavred with 20 squadrons, and lt,pt
up a fire from 50 guns for eight hours, which, it is
said, did but comparatively li.tle injury. The Hun-
garian infantry remained in their entrenchments.
One battery had ventured beyond the protection of
the guns in the entrenclunews ; but the regiment of
Lichtenstein Light Horse attacked and captured the
battery after cutting down the greater part of the men
at their guns. The battery consisted of six 6-
pounders, and two 12-pounders. The four squadrons
which hastened to protect the battery were driven
back with loss.

From the Russian head-quarters, under date
Form, June 30, the Wiener Zeitung gives accounts,
which report that the Hungarians, 20,000 strong,
had resolved to defend the passes through the Car-
pathian Mountains; but that on the advance of the
Russians they retired to Tokly, which place about
5,000 Hungarians first endeavoured to defend. But
as they were posted principally on the left shore of
the Theiss, two regiments of Cossacks, under Major
TOUBKINE, abandoning their hor-es, swam over the

river, sword in hand, and obtained posses-ion of the
Hungarian pontoons ; when threatened on their flanks
by the Cossths, the Hungarians took to flight. On
the evening of the 29th, the bridge over the Theiss
was re-established, and 25 battalions, and 30 squad-
rons, under Gsneral TCHEODOJEW, were preparing to
march to attack Debreczin.

The German Reform gives, under date of the
Carpathian Mountains, July 1, the following news:—
. "Yesierday a heavy cannonade, which for an

hour, was heard in the valley of the Waag. To-day we
learn that a sanguinary conflict has taken pl,ce between
the Russian troops anu the Hungarians. We have not
beard any details."
At Raab the Austrians were guilty of the barbarity
of -hooting several of their prisoners in cold blood.
Ko•su.ru left Pesth for Grosswardein on the 2d
instant.

It is said that Kronstadt was taken by the Russians
on the 2ist.
Toe Rus,ian authorities have offered a reward fur

:he a-sassinatiun of General 13e.M.

Tne Austrian Correspondent, a Ministerial journal
of Vienna, publishes tit e following, in its number of
the 30th ult :
" l ne Prolsla° journals have for some days past pro
pagatel a report kice,,r.trog to which Austria Inid it in
-ontemplation, by a secret league with the Pru,stio, aid
moerats, to aim a hl .w at Pru,so-German
euiviry tendeuens, and at the yarn- time to overthrow
.tre Prus,tan monarchy. hey tiAid that the 13 r
. . _ .

di' Prokeseh, Au triad MinisteT, is the aeiive agent of
this great tutligne, and that, in consequence of this
affair, he has hsti quarrels with the police or Berlin, who
.iad discovet. d this noside league aga,tist Prussia., to
•,-bich M. de Prukesch had unt, d banselt. As theo-
malevolent assertions are every day more and more pi u-
pagsted by the preis. and as experience h uworturia, ely
more than once proved that the must absurd and incre-
dible reports find access to many minds, we think it our
duty to say a few words by way of reply. Whatever
judgment may be formed by some persons in and out
~f P. ussia on the policy of Austria, they must never-
theless be forced to admit that she has never bail
tee urse to such means as she has been reproach-al
with. She would disdain to employ against her ene-
mies means inconsistent n ith honour anti right, anti
she is besides too well advised not to know that
the use of such means always turns to the diead•
vantage of those who employ thin. How then could
Austria so far debase herself as to nourish such designs
with regard to an old and faithful ally whom prudence
not less than duty comtnands her on the contrary to pre-
serve and support? We have seen alliances formed
which certainly never could have been anticipated, but
to see Austria leagued with revolution would certainly
be one of those phenomena which would forte): the end
of the world."
PRAGUE, JUNE 29.—Bohemia is to be divided into
seven circles, with a separate Government for each.
Prague is to be under a Stadtholder, subject to a
distinct Government circle. The circle of Prague,
which consists of 106 square miles (German), will
include eight circuits of Budweis, 158 square miles,
9 circles ; the Governmi nt circle, Pardutitz, 130
square miles 11 circuits; the circle of Gitsch, 143
square miles 16 circuits ; the circle of Bohemia
Lipp, 92 square miles 12 circuits ; Carlsbad, 129
:quare miles 10 circuits ; Pilsen, 159 square miles
13 circuits. In the three latter circles the German
nationalities prevail. In the four circles the Sclavo-
nian language is spoken almost exclusively.

BADEN AND THE PALATINATE.
Letters from Csrlsruhe of the 4th state, that
Rastadt continued to be completely surroundedd by
the Prussians, and the General iu command
within twenty-four hours, threateningt
had
summoned the garrison and inhabitants too
u hadss f were refused.a
at
A
surrenderbobard
thei,
em
Offennurg, and the military operations in the Oberland
garrison
were continuing. A corps d'armee had set out for
,n town
head-quarters if t trey did i d
of not.th the
Prince The
the Circle of the Lake.
M.
.ißcnoenNsTtiAtNueon,
ttAhesscehmiebfl
yo of
ft the
r ierservuhol
eu,t
has
revolutionary yr i
Go-
vernment
i
of Baden, who had been accused of treason
by t
a letter dated from Zurich, the it in,t., in which he
denies the charge, and says that it was a calumny in-
vented by M. STRUVE, who wished to deprive him of
'he power win) which he had been invested. fie
adds, that, as Dictator, he had no concern with the
public treasury, and only received his three florins
a day.