The Sun.
London, England, 1851-02-25 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of ;the 19th have arrived. Their
contents are unimportant.
MADRID BOLSA,_ FEB. 19.—The following are the
quotations of the Funds :—Three per Cents., 34i to
; Five per Cents., I.li to 15 ; Coupons, 8 3.16 ;
eassive Debt, si. Exchange on London, 50 60
money.

GERMANY.
Accounts from .B!rlin, of the 2.2 d, state that the
differences which had. arisen at Dresden have been
arranged.
Accounts from Vienna, of the 21st, state that the
Count Boor. SCHAUENSTEIN has been appointed to the
London Embassy.

SW ITZERLAND.
The Paris Journal des Debats has the following
letter from Berne, of the 20th inst.
The journals of all countries and of all colours have
occupied themselves for some time past with measures
which the Gorman powers are
land. We think these account' to adopt against Sevitz,r-
-s are at least exaggerated.
The affair of the political refugees has long been the
object of frequent expnstulatiens, not only trom the
Governments of Germany, but also from that of France.
Let us, however, render justice to the Swiss Federal
Government, which has done all in its power to send
away all the dangerous political refug
been better seconded byees; and if it had
the Governments of the cantons,
and particularly by those of Vaud and Geneva, all sub-
jects of complaint would have long since ceased. There
would have remained only the affair of Neufchatel,
complicated in its nature. and mores difficult to arrange,
becau,a the right of the wing of Prussia has been really
injured; but by leaving hie, -the title of Prince of Neut-
this Go.rdian knot. As to the
chatel, and in re-purchasing for a sum once paid down
ftohuenit;natemoefalno3oo,ofocOuf.t,twinhgich the King of Prussia received
from the canton of Neufchatel, there will perhaps be
tendencies of Switzerland, she positively pursues a better
policy than in 1846. The two great.cantons of Zurich
and Berne, which assuredly are not without Influence on
the rest of Swi zerland, are now Liberal Conserratives.
Saint Gall, Soleure, and Argovie follow the same lath.
The Government of Berne still struggles against a strong
osition, composed of the elements of the old Radical
GGernment; hut it gains ground, and eaotiolidates itself
more cud Mtge every'day. It was visible yesterday in
one of the most remarkable sittings of the Grand
Council, asEctabled at this time at Berne. The report, of
the Government on the levy of troops on account of the
affairs of Saint Imicr and Intel-I.:ken was the order of
the day. The opposition had unmasked its batteries,
appeared desirous to arraign the Government, or at all
events to have a severe reprimand passed on its acts.
The sitting lasted without interruption from eight o'clock
in the morning to two o'clock at night, a thing unheard
of in the Parliamentary annals of Berne. It is needless
to remark that the discussion was warm, and at times
rater unparliamentary. The result, however, was that
the conduct of the Government in what it had done to
restore order and tranquillity in the above-named dis-
tricts was approved of by a majority of 111 to 93."

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