The Sun.
London, England, 1857-01-30 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, Jan. 28.—The state of her Majesty
continues to improve ; the Gazette has ceased pub-
lishing bulletins. It is much doubted whether her
Majesty will undertake her projected voyage to
Audalusia, as the small-pox is committing ravages
in that province.
The journals of the 24th give some details re-
specting the republican conspiracy, the discovery
of which made some noise a short time ago.
The conspirators, it seems, were arrested in the
Galle de la Magdalena, where were seized some
four thousand proclamations, exciting the army
to revolt and to assassinate their officers ; some
firearms, a cap of liberty, and a list of persons in
complicity with the heads of the plot. The leader
of the conspiracy was a retired colonel, and M.
Becerra, the captain of the national guard, whose
arrest has been announced, was mixed up in it.
The affair is described as of no importance. At
Barcelona employment had been provided for the
working men, and all alarm of an outbreak bad
ceased.

The Prussian National Gazette says The
commission appointed to consider the divorce bill
has declared by 13 votes to 6 in favour of the Go-
vernment plan, slightly modified. The Roman
Catholic members had asked for the establishment
of special ecclesiastical tribunals, but that propo-
sition was rejected after some warm discussion,
although the Paid members had declared that they
would consider it their duty to vote against the
whole bill, if their amendment was rejected."

A letter from Berne states that M. Stcempfli has
proposed to the Federal Council to appropriate
what remains of the military credit granted for the
late military preparations to providing all the com-
panies of the foot chasseurs with rifles.

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The accounts from the German money markets appear
more favourable than for some time past. Capital is
becoming more abundant, and there is a disposition on
the part of the public to make investments.
Advices from Naples, dated January 24, state that the
greatest alarm prevailed. The theatres are all shut.
Political arrests continue daily. The Kicg is at Caserta.
Postal communication is not allowed without personal
responsibility.

The Admiralty yacht Black Eagle, Master Com-
mander Petley, arrived at Woolwich yesterday, at
noon, from Dover, having been ordered thither to
be placed at the disposal of her Serene Highness
the Princess of Hohenlohe, and her daughter, from
Calais to Dover. The mail-packet Queen, lying in
the harbour, having been judged of less draught of
water, was consequently specially engaged, and
conveyed the august personages across the Channel,
in lieu of the Black Eagle. The Admiralty yacht
has been fitted with Mr. Weathered's apparatus for,
super-heating steam, which is reported to act fa-
vourably, so as to reduce the consumption of fuel
in a similar ratio to that obtained on board the
troop-ship Dee.
Her Majesty's screw stcamvessel Buffalo, Second
Master Jones in command, arrived at roolwich
yesterday from Portsmouth, and was ordered to
proceed immediately to Grays to ship a cargo of
moulding sand for the use of Keyham-yard.
The newly-constructed steam yacht Imperador,
about to be forwarded for presentation to the
Emperor of Japan, was yesterday placed under the
sheers in Woolwich fitting basin and received her
masts. A compete set of improved yacht rigging
is in course of being made peculiar to the require-
ments of the vessel.

. The Pembroke, 60 guns, screw steamship, arrived
at Sheerness yesterday at noon, from Leith. She
saluted the flag at 11 a.m., which was returned by
the Waterloo.
The officers and crew of the Salamander, paddle
wheel steam vessel, are, by an Admiralty order, to
return all storee from the Salamander, and are to
be turned over to the Viren.
The Cyclops, at Sheerness, is ordered to receive
all her guns of heavy calibre, ancl•to be brought
forward immediately.
The Myrtle steam vessel towed the Robert
(which vessel had been run down by the Emerald,
and since raised) from Sheerness harbour to Milton-
creek yesterday.
The following appointments have been made at.
the Admiralty :
George S. Hodge, Master in 'Command, to the'
Industry ; William L. Scanlon, promoted to'
Master ; W. K. Stephens and F. E. Hubbard,
Naval Cadets, to the Indus • A. C. Harris, Naval
Cadet, to the Monarch, for disposal ; F. 0. Powell,
Naval Cadet, to the Satellite ; Frederick Burns,
Assistant-Paymaster, to the Eawke ; A. Allen,
Assistant-Paymaster in charge, to the Industry.