The Sun.
London, England, 1848-12-27 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 20th have been received.
SEIJAS LOZANO, who only two days before bad
been elected President of the Chamber of Deputies,
has resigned his office and his seat in the Chamber in
disgust. He will, it is said, be succeeded by MAR
JANS. The ill-feeling existing between the QUEEN
and NARYAEZ becomes more embittered every day,
and although the latter has appointed General SANZ
and the Count DE CASA VALENCIA, who are devoted
to his interests, as the successors of the Count DE
PUNON ROSTEO and Count DE CUMBRES ALTAS, he
is by no means secure in his tenure of office.
Several of the Carlists who submitted to CONCHA,
with POSAS and MONTSERRAT, have escaped and re-
joined CABRERA.

MADRID BOLSA, DEC. 20.—The Three per Cents.
were done at 21-4- for cash ; the Five per Cents. at
10} for paper; the Debt without intereit at 4. for
paper; and Coupons at 6.

GERMANY
AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA.

The following is the dispatch of Prince Wirmisca-
GRATZ, announcing his entry into Presburg :
" To his Excellency Baron Welden.
" I hasten to inform your Excellency that I have this
moment entered Presburg, by way of Stampfen, with the
second corps d'artnee. The city was evacuated yester-
day, and the bridge of boats destroyed. I reserve fur-
ther details. I this day move my head-quarters tc
Kariberg.

" ALFRED, Prince of WINDISCHGRATZ.
" Presburg, Dec. 18, 1848 ."
The Magyars intend making a stand at Raab.
Wiezelburg has surrendered to the Imperialists
after a smart resistance, but the particulars are
not known.

WINDISCIIGRATZ was, on the 18th, at Gattenderf,
and JELLACHICH at Storkstrasse.

Intelligence from Pancrowa states that the Hun-
garians have taken the principal camp of the Servians
by storm, and were preparing to cross the Drave to
bombard Legrad.
KurmizA, the self-installed King of the peasants of
Bukowina, has been taken prisoner.
The Allg emeine Zeitung of the 19th inst. publishes
the following in an extraordinary supplement, and in
very conspicuous type :
"We have received, via Agram, the full confir-
mation of the report that the Hungarian Diet has
declared the abdication of the Emperor Ferdinand
and the accession of his nephew null and void, as
regards Hungary, as, according to the existing laws
of that country, the throne can only change hands
at the death of the monarch, unless at the express de-
sire of the nation, and with the sanction of the Diet.
Now, as in the present instance the nation was neither
consulted, nor its sanction demanded, all the authorities,
troops, and inhabitants of Hungary have been called
upon not to acknowledge or obey any laws or commands
at variance with the constitution of the land, and to re-
ject all usurpation, &c. In such terms, says the Allge-
;mine Zeitung, is the resolution of the Hungarian Diet
announced in the Pesth Gazette of the Bth inst. This
resolution may, after the subjugation of Hungary, lead
to a total dissolution of a distinct administration of that
kingdom."
Accounts from the army of WrsibiscusißATs state
that his troops had suffered greatly from cold and
privation. Several picquets had been frozen to death.
The success of his invasion of Hungary was consi-
dered doubtful.

PRUSSIA.
Intelligence has been received from Berlin to the
24th, at which date everything was tranquil.

BAVARIA.

Letters from Munich, of the 20th December, state
that the Minister, M. DE LERCHENFELD, has re-
signed. The KING twice refused to accept his resig-
nation, and when he at last accepted it, he said that
in doing so he had no wish to retrace his steps, but
that in the choice of the new Ministry he would
show he intended to proceed in the constitutional
path on which he had entered.