The Sun.
London, England, 1850-03-28 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 22d have arrived.
The amount of taxes paid into the Treasury during
the month of February, 1850, exceeds the amount
paid in during February, 1849, by sixty millions of
reals. Surely, under these circumstances, the Go
♦ernment should do something fur the unfortunate
national creditor.

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GERMANY.

The Second Chamber of Baden has adopted'the
Government proposition for sending the Baden troops
to Prussia.

The Pesther Zeitung of the 12th inst. publishes an
Imperial decree, releasing all the Hungarian Na-
tional Guards from military service, whether enrolled
or not ; and also an order that all the Honveds found
unfit for service, all who have attained their 38th
year (unless seriously compromised), all married men
who have more than two children, or who have aged
parents, or helpless brothers or sisters to support, and
all priests of all confessions, shall be discharged from
the Honved regiments.
The Chamber of the People of the German Par-
liament of Erfurt proceeded on the 23d to verify
the elections of its members, and 143 having been
declared valid, it was able to proceed with its delibe-
rations.

In the sitting of the Lower House of the 26,h
inst. Baron RADOWITZ informed the members in a
lengthy speech of the present stage and the next bear-
ings of the German question. He refuted with great
ability the late attacks of the adversaries of the Prus-
sian League, paying a special attention to the oration
of the King of WUNTEMBERG, and the system of
policy of those German Princes who at one time
leagued with NAPOLEON for the overthrow of Ger-
many, and whom that Emperor, as a reward for their
services against their country, promoted to the rank
of Kings (Rheinbuncia-Konige). He protested that
the new Wurtemberg-Bavarian scheme could not in
any way affect the duties and rights of the Erfurt
Parliament.

The Duchess D'ORLEANS arrived at Schwerin on
the 21st, from a visit to her family at Ludwiglust
and ahe was about to leave for England with her two
sons.

The Post Gazette of Frankfort announces that the
Bavarian Government had been invited by the Federal
Commission at Frankfort to place its federal contin-
gent on a war footing.
The official Gazette of Berlin of the 224 announces,
the recal of the Prussian Minister at Stuttgart,
and of the members of his legation, in consequence
of the speech from the throne of the King of WUR-
TEMBURG. A Berlin letter of the 23d says that Baron
DE HUGAL, Minister of Wurtem burg in Berlin, had
demanded and received his paisports and left Berlin.
The Colosoae Gazette states that the note addressed
by the Prussian Minister of Foreign Affairs to the
Baron, announcing the rupture of diplomatic rela-
tions, declared that Prussia considered it beneath her
dignity to reply to the insults and calumnies of the
King of WURTEMBERG in his speech from the throne,
and to maintain diplomatic relations with his Govern-
ment.

The law on the budget of Prussia for 1850 has just
been promulgated by the Government. The receipts
are estimated at 91.338,448 thalers; the ordinary
expenses at 90,974,393; and the extraordinary ex-
penses at 4,925,213 thalere.