The Sun.
London, England, 1849-01-31 00:00:00

LONDON STOCK-EXCEIANGE. JAN. 30.

Boulogne and Amiens, 73/4—Luxembourg (10/.), 2%--
Northern of France, Rouen and Havre, 9E/2—Sambre
and Meuse, 31A.

SPAIN•

Accounts from Madrid to the 23d contain little in.
formation.
The Carlists were collecting their scattered forces
together in the mountains of the Rhune. Several
have been arrested, disarmed, and carried off towards
Bayonne.
The Journal du Potpie speaks of a severe engage-
ment on the 16th in the environs of Vich, in which
the Carlists lost four killed and twenty wounded.

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA.

Several additional cases of cholera have occured in
the barracks. From the 21st to the 25th of January
there were in the garrison hospital 7 cases, 5 of which
proved fatal, and 2 recovered ; total in that hospital
since commencement on the 29th December, 60 cases,
32 deaths, and 4 under treatment.
In the military hospital and artillery barracks no
fresh cases were reported, 6 were under treatment at
the last returns, 3 recovered, and 3 died.

In the Aula one soldier was attacked on the 20th,
and died ; three cases have since occurred there, and
have been removed to the garrison hospital. Total
number of cases of investigated cholera, 67; deaths,
35 ; recoveries, 27 ; under treatment, 5 ; on the 20th,
when the temperature suddenly changed, the first
case of real Asiatic cholera, in its worst form,
appeared,land since then 14 cases of the most virulent
kind have? taken ilace.
The Board of Health, in their visits among the
poor, have ascertained that these cases occurred in
the most neglected districts, where the people were
sunk in the most squalid poverty, and were, more-
over, addicted to drinking.
The Board immediately gave orders for the tho-
rough cleansing and draining of those places; for an
adequate supply of fresh water, of warm clothing, and
good food for the poor. Medical assistance is always
at hand, and the medicines and attendance are given
gratis.
His Majesty the EMPEROR, by a royal ordinance,
dated the 19th, has appointed Privy Councillor and
Chamberlain FRANCIS Count COLLOREDO WALLSEE
to be his Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of Great
Britain.
The Grand Duke Miciia.EL has sent a compli-
mentary letter to the regiment called after him at
Lemberg.
VIENNA, JAN'. 26.—The Wiener Zeitung of the
26th contains the investigation of the punishments of
three persons by the Imperial Central Committee of In-
vestigation. JOSEPH FLANK'S sentence was commuted
to five years hard labour at the fortification in light
irons ; ANDREAS, KERSCHDORF, HEINRICH, MONOS-
CUES, Grenadiers in the Imperial service were
sentenced to be shot; this sentence was executed this
morning.
The prohibition for the exportatian of money is,
by an order from the Government, extended to re-
mittances from Hungary, Croatia, and Transylvania.
It is said that the Ban JELLACRICH is to be
created Duke of Syrmien.—Hamburgh Borsenhalle.
Accounts from Hungary mention the total disband-
ment of the army of Kossiraf. The Commander-
in-Chief is said to have fled, and is expected to be
heard of before long, either in Paris or Dresden.