The Sun.
London, England, 1848-04-15 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid papers of the Bth have been received.
The capital continued tranquil.
The Gaceta publishes a decree, ordering the sale of
the property of the four military orders, the edifices,
and rent-charges of every kind belonging to the
State ; as also the property, rents, and revenues
proceeding from fraternities and communities of all
classes.

The Duke of MONTPENSIER has dismissed all his
French attendants, declaring that henceforth he re-
gards himself as a Spaniard.
MADRID BOLSA, APRIL B.—The Three per Cents.
closed at '2 1k ; the Five per Cents., 13f ; Debt with-
out Interest, 41; Coupons, 9f.

THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

PROCEEDINGS AT PARIS.

'We have received the Paris papers of yesterday.
The following appointments have been made by M
DE LAMARTINE :—M. LEON FAVRE is appointed
Consul• General at New York ; M. BUQUET Consul-
General at Amsterdam ; M. CASTELNAN Consul-
General at the Havannah ; M. PATORNI, Advocate,
Charge d'Affaires and Consul-General at Guatemala,
(Central America); M. MARCESCHEAU Consul-
General and Charge d'Affaires at Tunis.
Great preparations are making for the fête of the
20th in the Champ de Mars. There will be 200,000
of the National Guards and of the Garde Mobile,
present, and about 20 000 regular troops. The
G.,rde have just receivA percussion mu,kHts.

S.riou, disturbances continue to occur in various
f. be provincial towns of France. On the 10th and
lltn Troyes had been the theatre of serious disorders.
The National Guard was constantly on foot, and col-
lisions had taken place between them and the work-
men, in which several persona were wounded on both
sides. The Commissary of the Government was
obliged to resign and depart for Paris.
A letter from Troyes, of the 11th inst., says :
" A drt adful accident has just occurred at Ronsilly, on
the Menteresu to Troyes Railway. The %Tot ktnen tore
up about 340 metres of the line, to prevent the National
Guard of Nugent- sur Seine from reaching Troyes; in
cons* quence a locomotive went off the rails, and the
engine driver was killed and the stoker severely wounded.
We have just been informed that no other persons have
been hurt, but we have not received details.
" At Tonnerre, the two commissaries having twice dis-
solved the Municipal Council, its members were twice
re-elected by a majority of 900 out of 930 voters, and
the commissaries, experiencing the most obstinate re-
sistance on the part of that body, were ultimately
obliged to retire. At Dolus, in the island of Oleron,
the bourgeois having incurred the displeasure of the
country people, and not considering themselves secure in
the town, abandoned their houses, and withdrew into the
fort with their families, leaving their homes at the
mercy of the peasantry, who had threatened to plunder
the town and set it on fire."

At Auxerre the clubs had got up a demonstration
against the Government Commissary, and a collision
was every moment expected.
The Patriote des Alpes announces that tranquillity
had been disturbed in the department of Isere, in
consequence of the pretension of the inhabitants of
Autrans to cut wood in a neighbouring forest.
The Courrier de la Sarthe of the 12th states that
fresh acts of insubordination have taken place in the
2d Regiment of Carbineers, now in garrison at Le
Mans. Four privates who refused to obey the offi-
cers were arrested, and taken to Tours to be tried by
court-martial.

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of Toulouse makes no mention of the circumstance.
There were several seizurts of arms made in Paris
on Thursday, and various conspiracies against the
Republic, have, it is said, been di,covered.
The Democratic Pacifique complains bitterly that
all the-Sedan:gas and Communist leaders have been ex •
ciuded try m the Government list of candidates for
the .Narional Assembly-.
Toe Central Club ut. Women of Lyons h Ore agreed
to an address to the Provisional Government, de-
manding the right of voting for women.
It was rumoured that the Sardinian Ambassador,