The Sun.
London, England, 1849-03-08 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Accounts have been received from Barcelona to
the Ist of March. CABRERA has again taken the
field, and, according to the last accounts, was at Salsona,
in Upper Catalonia. It was reported in Barcelona
that he recently captured and shot the Baron DE
ABELL°, a rich proprietor, who possessed immense
influence in Catalonia. It was also rumoured that
MARSAL, the Carlist chieftain, had been defeated, and
that the colonel of his staff, the CABECILLA GRACE,
and the Count CHABANNES, a French Legitimatist,
who had joined MAReAL, had been taken prisoners.
Advices from Madrid are of the Ist inst.

MADRID BOLSA, MARCH I.—The Three per Cents.
were done at 231 for paper; the Five per Cents. at 11 ;
the Debt without Interest at 4, for cash ; and the
Coupons at 71- for paper.

GERMAN Y
AND

TIIE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA.

The following appears in the Independance oi
Brussels, a journal which has of late been distin•
guished for the accuracy of its Austrian intel.
ligence

The journals of Vienna contain grave news from
Ifungzry. The Magyars, who at one moment were be-
lieved to be completely crushed, have, it appears, derived
new vigour from their very defeats. They hare re-
sumed the offensive on several points, have obtained
some advantages, and the insurrection again shows itself
very menacing. The entry of the Russians into Tran-
sylvania clearly indicated that the situation had become
a difficult one for the Austrians; and we now learn,
that at the date of the last news, the Magyars were
marching on Pesth, and were even at only a few miles
distance." _ _

The Austrian Lloyd's, and the Universal Austrian
Gazette, of the 26th ult., announce the march of the
Magyars on Pesth, under general DEMBINSKI. The
former says they were at Hatvan, only seven miles
off; the other, at Gyongyos, four miles distant. All
the disposable troops, 10,000, had left Pesth.
The Gazette of Augsburgh of the 27th, states that
DEMBINSKI having effected a junction with GEORG;
the united army made a retrograde movement.
The steam-boat Giulia arrived at Pesth on the
24th, in a very shattered condition. She had been
fired on at Kalosia, from a Hungarian battery, and
several soldiers had been wounded.

A letter from Vienna, of the 2d, says that the
Austrian Cabinet has decided that the National Bank
shall pay in notes the Hungarian notes of 1 and 2
florins, to the amount of 3,900,000 florins.
.....

The Vienna Gazette of the 2d states that the
EMPEROR of Austria has ordered the 200,000 scudi
taken from Ferrara to be given to the POPE, as a
proof of his peculiar regard.
The Independance of Brussels says :—" Important
events appear about to take place in Croatia. It is
said that, owing to the expectation of them, the
Emperor of AUSTRIA has enjoined Prince DE WIN-
DISCHGRATZ to abstain from all intervention in the
civil administration, the chief direction of which be-
longs to the Ban JELLACHICII, as Commissary and
Governor General. The Minister of Commerce has
gone on a mission from the Cabinet to Prince WIN-
DISCHGRATZ at Pesth. The last letters announce
that JELLACHICIT has quitted the army to go to
Agram, capital of Croatia, where his presence has
become necessary."

A letter from Cracow, of the 26th ult., in the
Speuer Gasette, says
" The disturbances which have taken place here were
caused by the irritation of the people at the order for the
recruiting of 6,000 men. Pilcis have been made by the
people. In a proclamation, published this day, 'he Go•
vernment announces that the proposed recruiting shall
be transformed into a voluntary enrolment, and that
force shall only be employed in the event of voluntary
enrolments not being made. This, however, is not cal-
culated to calm the people. Arrests have been effected,
and the Government have established a Committee of
Public- Safety."