The Sun.
London, England, 1850-04-22 00:00:00

SPAIN.

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Madrid journals of the 15th and 16th have arrived.
It is said that the Count of MoNTemorax has pro-
tested against the rights of the child to whom the
QUEEN will give birth. It is also suspected that the
Carlists contemplate a new insurrectionary move-
ment on the occasion of the accouchement of the
QUEEN.

A Ministerial crisis is apprehended in Madrid, in
consequence of the conflicting claims of the KING-
CONSORT and of NARVAEZ to be Regent during the
time of the QUEEN'S confinement. The KING-CON-
SORT is supported by Queen ISABELLA, while NAR-
VAEZ is supported by Cnr.IsTINA and her husband.
The Cathedral of Saragossa was burned to the
ground on the 7th, having been set on fire by
lightning.
MADRID BOLSA, APRIL IG.—Three per Cents., 29
7-16 ; Five per Cents., 131 paper. Exchange on
London, 50 40.

GERMANY.
The People's Chamber at Erfurth finished its de-
liberations on the fundamental laws on the 18th, and
then proceeded to discuss the electoral law, which
was adopted with only one amendment. The Cham •
ber then took up the additional Act. Tno question
of the right of peace and war was adopted by a large
majority as follows :
" The right of peace and war which belongs to the
union shall be exercised by it without prejudice to the.
rights and duties resulting from the confederation of
1815. Thus this right cannot be exercised against those
German states not joining the union. On the contrary,
as concerns them, the provisions of the Federal Act of
1815, relating to the public peace, will remain in force.
The army of the union will be organized in such a wan-
ner as to be able to adapt itself to the future circum-
stances of the Confederation."
A resolution was then come to for the provisional
promulgation of the constitution.
The Catholic clergy of Breslaw, Aix-la-Chapelle,

Mmister, Dusseliorff, and other plßees of Prussia, re-
fuse to take the oath to the Constitntion, except under
the reserve of the rights; of the church.

The German Reform of Thrlin, a semi-lflicial
organ, declares formally that there is no truth in the
statement made by certain journals that the Govern-
ment had approved of the resolutions of the German
Parliament, with respect to the Constitution. This
declaration had created considerable sensation at
Barlie, C 3 it shows that the Government had not, as
was supposed, retracted its recent policy of concession
to Austria in the German question.
The Cologne Gazette announces that the manufac-
turing firm of GRUMAN, of Elbing, which occupies
more than 1,000 workmen, had been obliged to sus-
pend payment. The liabilities exceed 1,000,000
thalers, but the creditors had accorded six months'
time, and the authorities of the town had solicited an
advance from the Government. The failure is stated
to be one of the consequences of the war with Den-
mark. At Memel, also, houses engaged in the
timber trade have greatly suffered from the same
cause.

The Post Gazette of Frankfort states that the
Ministry of Saxe Coburg Gotha will, in tha next
meeting of the States, present a Bill for a military
convention with Prussia.

Tho nobles of Mecklenburg-Schwerin have chosen
the King of PRUSSIA, and the Government of the
Duchy have chosen the King of ITANovEa' to decide
on the dissensions which have arisen with respect to
the Constitution.

The Vienna journals state that the Emperor of
AUSTRIA will visit Italy in the first days of May.
The Vienna Gazette of the 14th publishes 48 new
sentences to death by the court-martial of Arad,
passed on persons for participation in the Hungarian
insurrection; but announce that all the condemna-
tions had been commuted to 16 or 20 years' im-
prisonment.

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.

It is authentically reported that on the 17th M.
D'USEDOM delivered to the Plenipotentiary of Den-
mark the ultimatum of Prussia. Prussia proposes, in
the name of Denmark, a treaty of peace, containing a
formal reservation, in accordance with the federal re-
solutions of 1846, of the rights of the duchies. All
the states of the Confederation are to be invited to as-
sist in the formation of the treaty. It is not yet
known whether Denmark will accept the treaty.