The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-27 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 21st have arrived.
The debate on the vote declaring confidence in the
Ministry commenced in the Spanish Chamber of De-
puties on the 201]. M. MORENO LOPEZ attacked the
general policy of the Cabinet, and specially denounced
its interference in the elections. %V ben he concluded
the debate was adjourned. In the sitting of the 21st
the discussion was resumed. M. HERRERA, the de-
puty fur P.nerands, whose election had been particu-
larly alluded to during the previous debate, warmly
defended the validity of the proceedings connected
with his return. The discussion was again adjourned.
The French squadron left Cadiz on the 16th.
A new war steamer, Isabel la Catolica, built in
England for the Spanish Government, had arrived in
that port. She is inended to carry the mails to the
Antilles.

MADRID BoLss, Juriz 21.—The following are the
Prices of Stocks :—The Three per Cents., 371 to 374 ;
Five per Cents., with current coupon, 174 to 17k;
Coupons, 811 to 4 ; Passive Debt, 7 5-16 to 7'l. Ex-
change on London, 51.

GERMANY.

A letter from Munich, of the 20th, says:—

" The late conft•retces at Warsaw and Olmufz have
effected an essential change in the positio❑ of Bavaria
towards the Confederation. The isolated and exclusive
proceedings of the Cabinet of Vienna ure calculated to
►ead Bavaria to disergage herself from the i►ifluence of
Austria, and to assert her independence. It ie said she
has the intention to f.rm a closer alliance with the secon-
dary states to repel core furcibly the encroachments of
the great powers."

The Independence of Brussels says .
" The news from Germany has for some days past
been devoid of interest. We have, however, received
some inturmation as to the anxiety felt by the
northern courts with respect to the conferences
of Warsaw and Olmuts. It was, it appears,
by mistake that it was stated that the conferences
were a sort of menace against France, the re-
newal of an alliance with a view to aggression. The
Cabinet of Vienna has sent a note to its diplomatic
agents, explaining the object of the conference. It is
now also said that M. de Nesselrode has sent a note to
the agents of Russia in foreign countries, calculated to
prevent any susceptibility on the part of France, and
stating that the interview between the Emperor of Rus-
sia and the King of Prussia at Warsaw was caused by
their very natural desire to renew their friendly inter-
course as relatives, which the events of 1848 had some-
what cooled; and the Emperor's interview with the Em-
peror of Austria at Olmuiz was merely a return for the
visit which the Austrian Emperor had paid him. That,
however, there was some conversation on politics in these
interviews is very probable; but we are assured that
they were only on the propriety of the German States '
coming to an understanding and remaining united, in
order to combat more efficaciously the demagogical
party."

A change is to take place in the command of the
Austrian troops in Holstein. General LEG EDITSCII
will be succeeded by General SCROTT.

RUS,`iIA.

Information bas been received at Hamburgh of an
extensive conflagrAtion in the Russian city of Arch-
angel. The foreign merchants' quarter was almost
entirely consumed, and severe losses are entailed upon
the insurance offices of St. Petersburgb.