The Sun.
London, England, 1849-03-06 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 27th ult. have arrived.
On that day an attempt was to be made in the
Chamber of Deputies to upset the Ministry on the
project of law relating to public worship and the
clergy. This attempt is made by the moderate
Progressistas, who have formed a coalition with the
Puritans. PACHECO and CORTINA are the leaders of
the Coalition.

CA BRERA has completely recovered from his wound
and has resumed his command in Catalonia.

On the 18th the Carlist Chief MARSAI, surprised
and made prisoners 324 recruits, with a color el and
ten officers who were drilling them. This event took
place in Granollers, a large village, at four leagues'
distance from Barcelona.

Another band, composed of " Centralistas," passed
the night in Gracia, a beautiful suburb of Barcelona.
The cabecilla Don ANTONIO TRISTANT has escaped
from the prison at Cordova.
MADRID BOLSA, FEB. 27.—Five per Cents., 111,
paper ; Three per Cents., 23 9-16 for account.
Exchange on London, 49 70.

GERMAN Y

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA.

The defeat of the'Austriens by BEM is now ac-
knowledged by the Imperialists. In a late skirmish
with the Szeklers the Russians took part with the Aus-
trians, and two Cossack officers were killed..

The Breslau Gazette of the 21 instant says, that
though General ENGHLHARDT may have beaten the
Szeklers near Cronstadt, the victory was not de-
cisive, for the latter have re-passed the Acitta, and
occupied Marienberg, from whence they are ope-
rating against rielsdorf, which is not far from
Cronstadt.

On the 27th of February a ministerial decree was
published in Vienna, giving notice that no Hun-
garian notes can be received or remain in circulation
after the 24th instant, they will be confiscated every-
where, and delivered to the Royal provincial banks
and the Central State Treasury, where they
will be mutilated. A proclamation issued by
Prince WINDISCHGRATZ only last month in
Hungary, stated that for the present all
notes of one and two florins would be re-
ceived in payment by all Hungarian banks,
and that a resolution respecting notes of
higher value would soon be published. Thus, num-
bers who confided in the declaration of the Field-
Marshal, who is delegated with unlimited power by
the EMPEROR, will by this proceeding be reduced to
beggary. The immense damage which this will
occasion to the commercial world, especially, cannot
be conceived, but will be speedily manifest.
The Emperor FERDINAND was, on the 10th inst.,
elected unanimously in Janobitz, in Styria, Austrian
Deputy to the Diet at Frankfort, and the Archduke
JOHN his substitute. The Minister of Trade and
Commerce, VON BRACE, was also elected yesterday,
at Trieste, Austrian Deputy to the Central Power.
It is said that an octroyee Constitution will be pro-
mulgated on the 17th &larch.
A Vienna letter says :—" Messrs. ROTHSCHILD and
SINA having definitively refused to undertake to raise
a new loan, and a public subscription having few
chances of success, there is a talk of a project re-
commended to the Minister of Finance by M.
NEUSTADT, to the effect that 200,000,000 florins of
state notes, instead of bank notes, shall be issued of
from 1,000 florins to 25 florins in amount, and bear-
ing. interest at 2 per cent. By this issue the floating
debt would be extinguished, and the mortgage of it
(120,000,000 florins) would become the mortgage of
the state notes."

KREAISIER, FEB. 28.—1 n the sitting cif the 27th the
Constitutional Diet adopted the following articles of
the fundamental law :—" The State dues not grant
privileges to one religion more than to another.
Nobody is constrained to observe religious acts and
ceremonies, in public or private of any creed which
he does not profess." The motion that " there is no
religion of the State" was not adopted.—Vienna
paper, Feb. 25.