The Sun.
London, England, 1851-02-03 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 28th ult. have arrived.
They announce the death of General AMETLER a
Madrid.

Senor BUSTILLOS bas been sworn in as Minister o
Marine.

MADRID BoLsA, JAN. 28.—Three per Cents., 34f ;
Five per Cents., 13} Exchange on London, 50 65

GERMAN Y.

Letters from Vienna of the 29th state, that a con-
spiracy, in which several regiments of the garrison of
Vienna are implicated has been discovered. The 4th
of March was fixed on as the day tor a general out-
break. Three batallions of the garrison have been
ordered to distant provinces, and several arrests have
taken place. The Austrian journals are forbidden to
notice these occurrences.

The German journals contain no news from Dres-
den; but they state that MM. I).E MANTEUFFEL and
SCHWARZENBERG were expected in that city about
the middle of the month, when, it is said, something
respecting the proceedings of the conferences will be
known. The Independance of Brussels says that
even if no formal resoluti,)ns should have been
come to, the conferences will be closed at Dresden
at the end of the month, but continued at Frankfort.
The First Chamber of Prussia commenced, on the
29th ult., the discussion of the. law on the state of
siege. Most of the articles wer a adopted as presented
by the Chamher, and the Ch.i.mber, in compliance
with the wish of the Ministry, rejected an increase
in the penalties proposed by tho Committee.
On the 30th ult. the Second Chamber of the Prus-
sian States appointed its definitive bureau. Count
SCHWERIN was re-elected President by a majority
of 186 votes against 106, the la tter being obtained by
his opponent Count ARNIM. M. GEPPART was
elected Vice-President, in oppe sition to M. SIMSON,
the votes for the former bohng 160, and for the
latter 131.

DENMARK AND T.HE DUCHIES.
A letter from Hamburgh c' :n the 29th ult., in the
lndependance of Brussels, says. that the difficulties
between the Federal and the Danish Commissioners
are far from being settled, an (1 that it is not true, as
stated, that a new provisional. government for the
Duchies has been formed.

Rendsburgh is garrisoned by-. Austrian and Prussian
troops.

BOSNI A.
The insurrection in Turki sh Croatia has led to a
complete state of anarchy.
The insurgents of Todoro vvo are preparing to
attack the Seraskier at Bosnia Slerti.
OMER PACHA is at Treuwik „ whence he intends to
march upon Bihacz.

SWITZER' AND.
The GrandiCouncil of Tessi t ►n, in its sitting of the
20th ult., adopted a decree abol. fishing the punishment
of death for offences of a pus' 31y political character,
and substituting for it imprison, went for life.

ITALY.
At the request of the English legation at the Court
of Sardinia all British subjecfr 3, not only residents
in, but those passing through the Sardinian states,
are called on to register their Et: xmes and other parti-
culars at the office of the may( ►r of the town where
they reside. The Chamber o f Deputies at Turin
have passed the Act ratifying the postal convention
between Sardinia and France, 6. iwitzerland, and Bel-
gium.

- We learn by express from '2 Curin, that the Postal
treaty between Sardinia and Frs taco was brought be-
' fore the Chamber of Deputies :s t Turin on the 28th
ult., and adopted by a large maj6: rity.
We read the following in a I. etter from Rome of
the 22d, in the Risorgimento of Turin :—" The five
dragoons who were said to have deserted from Capra.
rola have returned ; they had on.. ly indulged in a plea-
sure-trip. Several political are, gists have been made
at Rome, both French and Roma n soldiers being em-
ployed in that service. Seve.. a inviduals, five of
whom are understood to be Fren., ch non-commissioned
officers, have been arrested at the Hotel del
Falcone. Rumours are current as to the existence of
an ill-feeling between the Frenc I i and Roman troops;
General GEMEAU has even prop o sed the disarming of
nearly all the latter. DistustbLm ces, created by the
Republican party, still occur 3o ow and then in the
streets of Rome, but the crowds generally disperse at
the appearance of a patrol."
A letter from Rome of the 14th ult. states that
Monsignor CONSOLINI is spoken ,o f as the future Vice-
President of the Council of St, s te. Advocate VAN,-
NUTELLI, Professor °mow, an C 1 Signor RIGHETTI,
are to be members of the Council. The same letter
mentions the capture by the 10 Tench cruizers of a
vessel under Portuguese colour: , having men and
arms on board belonging to Massa am's expedition (?)
against the Pontifical States. i everal railway lines,
connecting Some with Tuscany, Civita Vecchia, Fer-
rara, &c., are spoken of as being. under the consider-
ation of the Pontifical Governme t it.

The Giornale di Roma quotes letters from Ferrara
of the 17th ult., giving an accov nt of the operations
of the columns sent against the banditti who invest
the Romagna. It appears that several encounters
have taken place, and that the re iscreants have been
chased from place to place, and wo of them taken,
while a third, named BIOLCAUA, a notorious robber,
was killed, after having previous] ty shot two soldiers.
Ropes are entertained of the sj ieedy capture of all
the malefactors.

DEATH OF SPON TINT,
The Patric announces the dela :h of the illustrious
Spontini, the composer of La V eatale, of Fernando
Cortez, and of several other q 'eras. He died at
lesi' in the Roman States, his ns tive place, whither
he bad gone to pass the winter„ in the hope of re-
establishing his health. He insisted on attending Divine
service, notwithstanding the sever ity of the weather;
and was seized, on leaving the chi arch, with a fit of
shivering, which carried him off ii n a very short time.
He expired in the arms of his the sister of the
celebrated pianist Erard.