The Sun.
London, England, 1857-04-27 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, April 24.—The Oesierretchische Zeitung
of this mornmasays the correspondence of the
Times) has a leader, in which it is said that the
breach between Austria and Russia" is not s 'wide
as it was a short time ago," but it is pcthctly well
known to me that the very reverse is the case.
Russia and Austria hate each other with such
a deadly hatred, • that they would probably
come to blows if they were not both Bo
miserably poor. So jealous are the Aus-
trians of the attentions paid by Prance to Russia
and her sons, that they are now endeavour-
ing to persuade themseives that the reception given
to the Grand Duke Constantine will be exactly the
same as that which the Archduke Ferdioaud Maxi-
milian met with in the month of September, 1855.
There question of a renewal of the dip!o-
nate can
relations obetween Austria and Sirdinia for
a:
some time to come, but it affords me satisfaction to
be able to state that both Governments are equally
desirous to avoid any measures which could widen
the breach.

Intelligence from Vienna confirms the assertion
that Itus3ia has declared, through Baron de Bud-
berg, that she completely coincides with the Aus-
trian Cabinet in it 3 view of the affair of Mon-
tenegro.

A letter from Vienna of the 20th, in the Bourse
Gazette of Berlin, say :—" Couru. Issue Brahe,
ambassador of Denmark to this court, had a long
interview yesterday with Count de Bu 1. The re-
suit was to for the Danish ambassador,
as Court de Buol declared that a strict compliance
with the demands of the Austrian and Prussian
Governments would alone deter the latter from
bringing the question in dispute before the Frank-
fort Diet at an early

DENMARK.
Accounts from Copenhagen of the 20th state
that the Ministry of Foteign Affairs in the new
Cabinet, which had been offered to Baron de
Mow, represent -dive of Denmark to the German
• Cotif,•dflration, has been declined by hitt], and that
M. Bluhme and M. Tiilisch have po;•itively
refused to join any Cabina. M, and M,

Andra© will, it is wide !, End it difficult to obtain
good Minister for affi.irs of 1-1012 t .in.

SPAIN.
The Madrid journals of 20th have reached
us ; but we find no news of political iuter(st in
theta. The Archbishopric of Burgos, Mgr. Corilo,
had, after much hesitation, consented to be trans-
lated to the archbishop of T(iledo, which is the
primacy of Spain:. The existence of a conspiracy
is said to be the 1 eason why the Queen w.ll not opea
the Cores in pers. n. A consdet able amount ofscae-
dal is going on-a. Cout t, owing to the quarrels which
openly take plate between the King ;knd the Queen
about money affairs. Some d sturbances to the cry
of " Long bye Charles V!" had tak,ll place 0
Valls, in Ca' alonil, but had been promptly sula-
pre,sed. The bind captured in the neighbourhoud
of Haro had admitted themselves to be Carlists.
It, was generally hrli= ved that M. Martinez de la
lio•a would be elected preside:it of the Corte3
without opposition.

A Berlin letter, in tie Cologne Gazette, says
"The Marquis de Moustier, Ambassador of -France
has just. delivered to Vie King a letti,r from his
relat ng to the Neufchatel question.
The s.lutien of thri affair on the basis of the
arrangement propost-d by the four Powers is eon'
sidered ceita,iu here."

The Russian Government ha 3 just decreed that
the shar,s of the gr.-.at Ittisian Railway Comps'll
shall be r,c,ived at the cur+et,t pric-, lit;e ttie fun
of the St:tte for the various securities required iv
the public departments.

The Emancipation of 13rissels :TIT; It was
said on Thursday in the lob i s of the Chamber
that the Government had resolved on proposing; to
the L-gislature a dowry of 250,000 f. in capital to
the Princess Cha,L)tte, and several members ex"
pressed surprise that the sum was not higher ; but
we believe that the Minis.ry has adopted that
amount because the Austrian Government gave 3
dowry of 100,000 florins (about 260,000 f.) to the
Archduchess Marie Henrietta on her marriage to
the Duke de Brabant."