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

SPAIN.

Madrid papers to the 28th have been received.
Tranquillity was quite restored, and the court-
martial was sittiug for the trial of the prisoners made
on the night of the 26th.
It is stated in some of the journals that the troops
have lost about 40 men, that 116 wounded are at
the military hospital, and that the prisoners exceed
200,

The QUEEN has bestowed a pension of 12,000 reals
on the mother, with reversions to the sisters of Don
RAFAEL DE ESPANA, a Captain of Light Infantry,
who was killed yesterday in the conflict.
General NARYAEE has published the following
bulletin :

" TO THE POLITICAL CHIEF OF THE PROVINCE OF
MADRID.

" Excellent Sir,—A horde of seditious persons and
conspirators disturbed public tranquillity last night,
threatening the fortunes and compromising the lives of
the pacific citizens who reposed tranquilly under the
safeguard of the laws and of the constituted authori-
ties.
" These vagabonds, without cry or flag, have sacrificed
the defenders of the throne and of the constitution, and
have been the cause of shedding the blood of men who
were perhaps deceived, whose efforts ought to have been
more useful to the country. Their defeat, although
covered with the shadow of night, has been the glorious
fruit of the serene salour of the armed force and of the
active and imposing co-operation of the sensible popula-
tion of Madrid (I) Their triumph would have been, on
the contrary, that of the most abominable passions—
pillage, vengeance, and assassination.
" The whole inhabitants of the capital have thus easily
comprehended it, when shutting their doors against the
insurgents, and repelling their violonces, they opened
them to all who presented themselves in the name of the
law, and whe❑ a considerable number of persons of pro-
perty offered their co-operation to the constituted
authorities.
" The population of Madrid is, therefore, worthy of
the gratitude of all Spain, for having saved her from a
shameful scandal, and for having contributed so effica-
ciously to the defence of the most sacred interests of
society.
" The Government, in proclaiming this, and present-
ing her as a model to civilized people, fulfils an honour-
able and a pleasing duty, being able to add that it trusts
in her to maintain public repose, and to remain sure on
her aide that all the authorities, firm in their resolution
to preserve, not only the throne and the constitution,
but social order, threatened in its foundations; strong
with the loyalty and adhesion of the armed force, and
stronger still with the justice of their cause, are resolved
to accredit themselves as loyal guardians of such high
interests, and worthy to preside over a people so noble.
" The which I say to your Excellency by royal order,
by accord of the Council of Ministers, for your intelli-
gence and the information of the loyal inhabitants of
this worthy capital.
" God preserve, &c.
(Signed) "EL DUQUE DE VALENCIA.
"Madrid, 27th March, 1848."

NARTAEZ has taken advantage of this emeute to
endeavour to crush all who are opposed to him.
Upwards of 900 arrests have taken place. Orders
have been given to arrest all the Progressista and
Puritano leaders, although there is not the least pre-
tence for connecting them with the outbreak.
ESCOSURA and CORTINA have been arrested. General
Ruiz is a prisoner in the barracks, and General
NOGUERAS is sent to Cadiz, from whence he will be
transported to the Philippine Islands. MENDIZABAL,
OLOZAGA, SALAMANCA, CORRADI, the Marquis Of
ALBADI, Colonel GANDARA, and several others
having received information of the intentions of
NAR VAEZ, effected their escape.
MADRID Boma, MARCII 28.—The Three per
Cents., 211 cash, and 1 buyers, j sellers, after the
close ; Five per Cents , 13 buyers, 13 sellers ; Pas-
sive Debt, 4i to sellers; Coupons, 10 sellers; Ex-
change on London, 44 90.