The Sun.
London, England, 1851-01-25 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 18th have arrived.
In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies SO°.
Busy° MinimDo, the new Minister, declined to elite'
in answer to a question from- Senor FERNAND° C°ll-
- whether or not it was his intention to brio!.
any charges against the late Administration. n I
considered that the new Ministry will have teiengrcaoplab:
ter a vigorous opposition.
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Generals PAVIA and SERRANO will be apr- n
to important commands.
The Heraldo publishes a pretended t
communication from Paris, announcing- that 50 111;
surrection had broken out, that General CAvAoughe•
had been shot, and that the PRESIDENT had fled. J..,,,
wish of his patrons was probably the father to V'
thought of the Orleanist scribe. rpotti•
MADRID Bons 4, JAN. 18.—The Three per ‘---
33 5-16; Five per Cents., 13. Exchange on 14°11'
don, 50 65.

GERMANY.
Accounts from Dresden of the 22d state that Atlfit,
tria and Prussia have agreed to the installation 01
provisional dualistic central power to protect
many in the event of any outbreak occurring in Fran"
In the Prussian Senate, on the 22d, the follovvinte
amendment on the order of the day was Moved hr
M. ARNIM off
"That the Chamber resolve that the entrance
Austrian troops into Schleswig-Holstein is in open °lg.."'
tradiotion to the promises made by both the COlO3 -j,
sioners to the Stadtholderate, according to the protean I
of the 7th and 11th of Jan. of the present year, en's
that, nevertheless, there is certain information tlr
Austrian and Prussian troops are to occupy
further, that the public have been credibly assured tbil
Prussian and Austrian troops are to garrison Ren
audburg; but that several other strong places of holstein
which undoubtedly come within the eircuniscriPi.°
of the German Confederation are to be left to tbe na
cupation of Danish troops; and that, finally, by t,beto.
measures, even if merely provisional, the 10,.,"°,:fir
nance of the integrity of the territory of the td°-,.e
deration will be exposed to real danger; that, theret°•r;
the convention entered into by the t Coreinissi°ol3„n-
-with the Stadtholderate in the name of the German
federation should be held as sacred and inviolsblyl..
Prussia and Austria as it iris been held by the Stadit,to
dente; that in case the Commissioners should have g,c
beyond their instructions, their acts so far should be ticrei
avowed, and the convention which has been eon°lll,adt
should not be ratified; and that in all events care su°."-bo
be taken that Holstein, which belongs evidently t°
territory of the Confederation, should not be even Pro.
visionally occupied by any other than German tr°°/1)„.
The motives for this motion are as follow:-Ist' of
spect for concluded conventions and for sacredness of
promises; and, 2d, the danger to which the integritY
the territory of the Confederation is exposed
Accounts from Vienna of the 20th confirm the red
port of SCHMERLING'S resignation.
The ihnoveridn Ministers have announced t!
the KING has given his sltnction to the establishrnell!;
of a railway between Gottingen and the idessi
frontier.
S.
DENMARK AND THE DUC—,I
General LEzEDITsCH has announced to the Senate
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of Hamburgh his intention of sending an Allsd
garrisou to that city. The Senate hasp rotestenced
vain against this Austrian invasion. It IS ann°°
occupation
by letters from Vienna that the Austrian occtiP
of Holstein and Lauenburg will not be a temporfulfi
measure. In this case the King of PausEtx raq
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!list he his bean s‘,mewhmr, t9O hasty di131":1
his Landwher.
The King of DENMARK, as Duke of LAUENBIIit°
has issued u proclamation to the inhabitants of

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eaburg and Oldenburg, informing them that, in
"asequence of the ratification of peace between Den-
mark and the German Confederation, a close has been
put to that painful misunderstanding which so long
divided the Duke and his pcoplo; that the inhabi-
tbAnts of Launburig had always stood up for legal
order, and will, therefore 1141 the restoration of the
4'eTal Ducal authority in the Duchy, and will aid
tioUtit REVENTLOW CRIMINIL in the establishment of
the Government, carrying out the measures confided
tot }dal by the KING. This proclamation was read
!fore a large assemblage of persons, by Count RE.
vIsTLONV immediately after which the
Military took the oath.

SWITZERLAND.
Accounts from Berne of the 21st state that an
the insurgents,
bad broken out at Interlacken, and that
finsurgents, who had attacked the Government
Os', had been repulsed. The Stadtbolder, D.
tILER
ha% b bad been seriously wounded. Interlacken
een occupied by Bernese troop 3.