The Sun.
London, England, 1847-12-27 00:00:00

Madrid papers of the 18th and 19th have arrived.

At a meeting of the Moderado Deputies, held on
the 17th, it was determined, by a majority of 105 to
14, to impeach SALAMANCA for his administration of
the finances. Many of SALAMANCA'S adherents voted
for the impeachment, as the ex-Minister himself
courts a public inquiry into his conduct.

MADRID Boma, DEC. 19.—The Three per Cents,
were done at 271, at fifty days; the Five per Cents.,
at 15i for paper; and the Debt without interest, at
at 5, for cash.

We have received the Paris papers of Friday and
Saturday.
On the subject of the KING'S health we find the
following in Galignanis Messenger of Friday
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"The report which has been current for the last
two days of the King being seriously unwell is, we
are assured, destitute of truth. His Majesty has, it
is true, been attacked by a cold with hoarseness, to
which' he is very subject at this season of the year,
but which is never of long duration ; and, we under-
stand, that o❑ the present occasion, notwithstanding
the prevailing influenza, the symptoms are so mild
as not to excite the slightest uneasiness. Generally
speaking, his Majesty does not, when under the in
fluence of these attacks, feel it necessary to change
his ordinary habits, but as his present hoarseness
might, if not removed, render it painful for him to
deliver the Speech at the opening of the session, repose
has been recommended, and therefore his Majesty did
not, on Tuesday and Wednesday evening, receive
visitors. The Queen, however, received as usual."
The Debats of Saturday announces that the health
of the KING is completely re-established.

The Court will go into mourning twenty-one days,
on the occasion of the death of the Archduchess
MARIA LOUISA. The unexpected demise of the
krchduchess will seriously complicate the !affairs of
Italy. The Constitutiomzel says—
" The unexpected death of the Archduchess Maria
Louisa causes a new complication in the affairs of
Tuscany. The treaties of 1815, explained by one of
1844, stipulated that on the death of the Archduchess
the Duke of Lucca should abandon his states to Tus-
cany, take possession of the Duchies of Parma,
Placentia, and Guastalla, and receive Pontremoli and
its territory from Tuscany. When the Duke of
Lucca, in anticipation of the heritage of the Arch-
duchess, ceded his duchy of Lucca to Tuscany, for a
revenue cf 1,200,000 livres, it was agreed that Pon-
tremoli should remain attached to Tuscany until the
decease of the Archduchess should bring about the
case foreseen by the treaties. The inhabitants of
Pontremoli rejoiced at an arrangement which main-
tained them for some time longer under the authority
of liberal and enlightened Prince. This joy will not
have been of long duration, and the sudden death of
Maria Louisa renders inevitable the change of Go•
vernment against which the inhabitants of Pontremoli
had talked of rising in insurrection."
A large body of Poles assembled on Friday at the
Hotel Lambert, to present to Prince CZARTORYSICI
the medal which the Polish Historical Committee
has had struck in homage to the eminent merits of
the Prince, and in commemoration of the important
services he has rendered to his country. The Prince,
surrounded by his family, received the deputations
from the Literary Society, from the Historical Com-
mittee of Paris, and from that of London, which
readily concurred in this national manifestation,
The remnants of the old army of Poland, as well as
of the Polish Diet, who were present, represented
the struggles of Poland, her sufferings, and her rights.
A group of young Poles, brought up at the Hotel
Lambert, and the pupils of the school at Chaillot,
were also present. M. T. MORAWSKI, Vice-Presi-
dent of the Historical Committee, formerly Minister
of Foreign Affairs, having presented the medal, M.
RAVRYKOWSKI, formerly a member of the national
Government, read the address of the Literary So-
ciety of Paris, and Colonel SCIRUSA. that of the