The Sun.
London, England, 1840-04-22 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 840.

when the Queen's troops entered the village of Las Cuevas
de Castellote, a short time since, they did not find a single
man in it, every one having fled or followed the Gq-lists.
The General in command conceived the strange fancy of
appointing an ayuntamiento, composed entirely of women,
with an alcadesso, or female alcade. The latter accepted
the office with all due acknowledgments, and has 'u-filled
its duties to the perfect satisfaction of all parties under
her authority. The best of the joke is, that when the
men returned to the village they were compelled to submit
to the female authorities.

The following from the Rhine appears in the Courrier
Francais::—" It appears that the Emperor of Russia will
certainly, at the end of the summer, come into Bohemia to
take the waters. No Congress, however, will be held.
Prince Metternich will not listen to any proposals for such
meetings. He has made a formal declaration to this effect,
and has repeated that made by him when last at Johannis-
berg, not to treat upon the Eastern question without the
concurrence of France. The instructions given to M. de
Neumann on his departure for London were to that effect ;
M. de Neumann is not to take any part in the conferences
between England and Russia, but is to remain in obser-
vation."

A letter from Saragossa of the 14th says:—
" Serious dissensions have broken out among the i sur-
gents respecting the defence of Morella. The result has
been that the battalions drew lots to decide which should
remain. The lot fell on a Catalonian battalion, which has
refused to shut itself up in the town. An Aragonese bat-
talion quartered in the village of Boreal() was then fixed
upon, but on the following night almost all the men com-
posing it deserted ; fifty of them have come over to our
troops, and the remainder are gone to their homes."
The Castor, which sailed from Tangicra on the 6th,
anchored at Toulon on the 16th ; all the rumours of war
which have been spread are contradicted. The Emperor
of Morocco is very well disposed towards France.
HEILBRONN, APRIL 11.—On Friday last three vessels
sailed from the canal of this city with 245 persons emigrat-
ing to America ; among them was a man 70 years of age,
and several persons with considerable property.
MAYENCE, APRIL 11.—Permission has just been re-
ceived from Darmsdadt to open the section of the iron
railway from Kastel to Frankfort ; next Monday, there-
fore, the whole of the railway will be open for travellers.
The convention between the Committee and the Direc-
tors of the Past-office of the Prince of Tour and Taxis is
concluded for the present for one or nine months.
WIESBADEN, APRIL 11.—Official news was received
here yesterday of the death of D. J. N. Bausch Bishop,
of Limburg, on the 9Ji of this month, after a long illness,
at the age of 66 years.
Apartments are preparing at Ems for the reception of
the Empress of Russia, who, recording to the account cf
the Russian Messenger who has arrived here, will lone
St. Petersburg on the 15th of May. The Grand Duchess
Helena is expected on the Ist of May.
BO UR S E.—Pattts, MONDAY, APRIL 20.

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