The Sun.
London, England, 1848-07-25 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid papers of the 19th have arrived.
The Clamor Publico announces that the French
Government have refused their .Exequater to Senor
GRIMALDI, recently appointed Consul-General of
Spain in Paris. GRIMALDI, who was originally a
barber, is the private agent of CHRISTINA in Paris,
and was the inhabitant of one of her hotels there
which was searched immediately after the late insur-
rection.
MADRID BoLsA, JULY W.—The Three per Cents.
were done to-day at 191 and 20, and are reported
10i to 4 buyers after the close ; Five per Cents.,
104- buyers, k sellers ; Passive Debt, 3i buyers, 4
sellers; Foreign ditto, 31 buyers; Bank Shares, 70
sellers. Discount on Bank Notes, 4f to a per cent.
Exchange on London, 43 75.

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M". Pinney, M.P. for East Somerset, has been
prevented attending his Parliamentary duties by an
accident which has confined him to his room.

THE TOWN-CLERK Or GREENOCK.-Mr. Gray,
town-clerk, an account of whose attempted assassination
has appeared in the papers, is going on as favourably as
might be expected.
A mob, partly composed of Chartists, made an at-
tempt yesterday evening to get up a meeting on Clerk-
enwell-green' but they were very soon dispersed by a
small party of police who were called out trop the station
of the G division.

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

FRANKFORT.

In the sitting of the German Parliament of the 21st
the following portions of the scheme of fundamental
rights were adopted :

ARTICLE L

" Sec. 1. Every German has the right 6f citizenship
of the German empire. He may exercise in every Ger-
man land the rights which accrue to him by means of
this right.—Carried.
" With regard to the right of electing into the Ger-
man Imperia Assembly the German imperial election
law makes its depositions.—Carried.
" Sec. 2. Every citizen of the German empire has the
right of making his sojourn or fixing his dwelling
in any place in the German imperial territory—of ac-
quiring landed or house property—of pursuing any han-
dicraft, trade, profession, or calling that tends to a live-
lihood—and of acquiring the right of a freeman in this
or that town, borough, parish, district, &c. (Ganeinde-
burger-recht).—Carried.
" The conditions of sojourning and dwelling will be
definitively settled by a territorial law : those for the
carrying on of a trade, profession, handicraft, &c., by. a
trade and profession regulation, enacted by the Imperial
Government.—Carried : ayes 224, noes 193.
" Until the enactment of an imperial law, the settle-
ment, &c., of every German in every German state, is
under the same conditions as those to which the itihabi
tants of that state are subjected.—Carried almost una-
nimously.

" No German state can make a difference between its
own members and those of another state, either in
burgher rights or in the rights of civil or criminal pro-
cess, in such a manner as to disparage the last-mentioned
members.—Carried almost unanimously.
. _

" The whole of the motions contained in section 2
were then carried in a body..

" Sec. 3. No other conditions can be attached to re-
ception into the state-citizenship of a German state than
those which relate to the irreproachable character and
the sufficiency of means possessed by the applicant for
the support of himself and family.—Carried.
" Sec. 4. The penalty of loss of citizenship (capitis
diminutio) shall not exist. On the day of proclamation
of rights, the validity of the capitis diminutio shall cease.
" Supplement. And when the penalty is already im-
posed, it shall be declared null and void, provided ac-
quired private rights are not impaired thereby.—Car••
ried:ayes, 238; noes, 195.

" Sec. 5. Liberty of emigration is not limited by the
law of the state.—Carried.

" Supplementary motion of Radowitz.—Emigration
affairs are under the protection, and are the care, of the
empire.—Carried.

Emigration forfeits (gabella emigrationis) may not be
exacted.—Carried."

A motion for the abolition of the passport system
was rejected.
By an ordinance dated the 16th the Minister of the
Empire for the Department of War has notified to
the Ministers of War of the different states of Ger-
many that the AIICHDURB, Regent of the Empire,
has assumed the supreme command of the entire
armed force of Germany. He desires the different
Ministers of War to assemble on parade on the 6th
of August, 1848, all the federal troops of their respec-
tive garrisons, to inform them that the ARCHDUKE)
Regent of the Empire, has taken the supreme com-
mand of all the federal troops, to read to them his
Highness's "appeal to the people," to make them give
three vivats in token of homage to the REGENT. From
that day the federal colours will be worn by the
German army.