The Sun.
London, England, 1849-09-12 00:00:00

SPAIN.

News from Spain is up to the 6th instant in-
clusively.
Further particulars are given of the attacks made
by the Moors on the Spaniards at Mellilla.
There is some intention of employing the Spanish
troops now in Italy in enforcing the claims of Spain
on Morocco.

The Prince of JonavILLE is said to be expected
on a visit to the Duke and :Duchess of MoNx-
PENSIER.

The Evana contradicts in a positive manner the
rumour that General CORDOVA has resigned his post
of commander of the forces in Italy.
The Three per Cents. closed at 27 3.16 for cash; the
Four per Cents. at 11*; the Five per Cents. at 11i; the
Debt without Interest at 3 15-16 for paper; and the Cou-
pons at 6i for cash.

GERIVIANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

The sister of KOSSUTH and her husband, M.
KUTKAT, have been arrested and taken to Presburg.
It is said that important documents relative to the
Hungarian insurrection were found in their pos
session.

ARTHUR VON GEORGET is at Gratz, in the full
enjoyment of his infamous liberty. The German
Reform states that the Hungarian renegade and
traitor will enlist as a volunteer in the Caccales.

The question of the recognition of Hungary fully
occupies the attention of the Cabinet Council. Ac-
cording to the German Reform, they will not decide
the question before the arrival of RADETZKY,
HAYNAU, and JELLACHICII. The majority of the
Council seem disposed to grant to Hungary all the
political and administrative concessions that may be
compatible with the charter granted on the 4th
March, and to abstain from any measures in regard
to the introduction of the system of centralisation. It
is hinted that some of the Ministers are disposed to
accord a distinct constitution to Hungary ; but this
is not very likely to be true. Another party in the
Council, among whom are specified the Ministers of
the Interior, Justice, and Public Instruction, are, on
the contrary, in favour of the rigorous enforcement
of the constitution of March 4.
General HAYNAU arrived at Vienna on the sth,
and it now appears pretty certain that he will not
return to Hungary. Various rumours are afloat as
to his future destination ; some say that he will be
appointed Governor of Vienna, others Commander-
in-Chief in Styria, others in Italy, and others again
in the Voralberg.
All the Russian troops are expected to leave
Hungary and Transylvania, with the exception of
the third army corps under General RUDIGER, which
is concentrated at Kaschan and Eperies.
Marshal RADETZKT is expected to meet the EM-
PEROR at -Cilli, and to accompany him in his tour,
and to return with his MAJESTY to *Vienna.

The position of Comorn is becoming more and
more complicated. It is evidently not the fault of
KLAPKA if the Hungarian flag continue to float over
the fortress of Comorn. He has resigned his appoint-
ment as commander on the plea of ill health, and
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down their arms, while bands of insurgents and dis-
banded Honveds pour into the fortress, to attempt
further resistance to the Imperialists. Count Nir-
GENT is drawing the whole of the besieging force
stationed at the Danube closer and closer round the
fortress. The garrison is resolved not to capitulate
on any conditions but those granted by the
Russians to GEORGE! ; but this is strongly
opposed by HATNAU, who arrived at Vienna
on the sth, and instantly dispatched a letter to Field-
MarshaI,RADETZKY to hasten to Vienna. This invita-
tion, in conjunction with present circumstances, con-
firms the opinion entertained by many respecting the
change of the Ministry of 'War. The Field-Marshal
had scarcely entered Vienna before it was reported as
certain that he intends to place in the hands of his
MAJESTY bis office as Plenipotentiary in Hungary.