The Sun.
London, England, 1850-09-30 00:00:00

MONDAY EVENING,

with the Cafarelli steam-frigate, left' that port on
the 27th, for Brest. The other four line-of-battle
the Ftied!and, ti: c J:-na, tile Henri IV., and
the Jupiter, together with the Descartes and Ma-
gellan steam-frigates, remain for the prest.nt at
Cherbourg, but will also proceed to Brest in a fort-
night.

gUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, SErr. 28.
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Boulogne and Amiens, 73/4—Dutch Rhenish, VA—Namur
and Licg.?, 7i/2—Orleans_ and Bourdeaux, 25A—Rouen and
Havre, 10.

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 24th have arrived.
Gaceta announces that, through the influence
of the Spanish Ambassador at Rome, all the difficul-
ties which have existed since 1843 to the removal of
the frescoes of Annihal Caracci from the church of
St. James, at Rome, have been overcome, and they
are expected in Madrid with the plaster statue of a
Gladiator, recently discovered, as a present from the
POPE to the Court of Spain.

MADRID BOLSA, SEPT. Three per Cents.,
35 15 16; Five per Cents. 14i money. Exchange
on London, 50 35 money.

GERMAN Y.

The Prussian Minister has addressed the following
dispatch to M. DE 'runt, Prussian Minister at Cassel.
It i 4 dated St,ptember 23 :
"The Prussian Government plainly disapproves of
the proceedings of M. de Hasenpflug, which it considers
as a fligrant attempt against the Constitution of the
country. The Prussian Government declares that it con-
siders the resistance of the people and of the public
functionaries to these measures to be perfectly legal, and
that there is no other course open for the Elector than
to retrace his steps, and to proceed in the path of the
Constitution."

Orders have been given to concentrate Prussian
troops on the frontiers of Hesse, and Prussia will op-
pose by force the attempt of any power to invade
Hesse in obedience to orders from the Diet of Frank-
fort, the authority of which it does not acknowledge.
A letter from Wiesbaden of the 25th says :
" The re-opening of the States took place to, day. The
Chamber of Deputies adopted unanimously a proposition
from the Deputy Leisler, to the effect that the Chamber
paid homage to the noble attitude of the people of Hesse
in its struggle to maintain the Constitution."
The Manheim journal announces that no more
Baden troops will leave for Prussia. The Cologne
Gazette states on its side, on the authority of a letter
from Kinheirn, that the Baden Government had
demanded that the Prussian troops in Baden should
be decreased by 8,000 men, according to a stipulation
of
.the treaty concluded with Prussia. In place of
these 8,000 men, the Baden troops which have not yet
left would be retained. All the Baden troops which
have left for Prussia have been placed in garrison in
Westphalia.
A letter from Stutgard of the 24th in the Cologne
Gazette says :—" The result of the greatest number
of the elections is known. As was to be Expected,
only a small part of the population took part in them.
With very few exceptions, the deputies elected belong
to the democratic party, the Ministerial candidates
remaining in minority. The party of the March Mi-
nistry has not either obtained any great success. N.
DE WAECHTER SPITLER has been appointed Minister
of Public Instruction and Worship, by an ordinance
dated yesterday."
The Government of Mecklenburgh-Schwerin has
expelled from Schwerin the Members of the Assem-
bly of the States, who had proceeded to that place en
the 24th, on the convocation of their President, M.
WIGGER, to protest against the sentence which de-
clared that Assembly dissolved, and the constitution
abolished. N. WIGGER received orders to leave
Schwerin in two hours, and the Deputies who had
gone to the place of meeting, were taken to the police-
office by gendarmes. It is not, however, supposed that
these acts can have the same consequences at Schwerin
as at Cassel.

In the sitting of the College of Princes at Berlin on
the 25th, the President announced that the Grand
Duke of MECKLENBURG-SCHWERIN had formally re-
fused to accept the invitation of the Cabinet of Vienna
to send a Minister to Frankfort.
Accounts from Vienna of the 28th state that the
Austrian Correspondence publishes a warlike article
against Prussia in regard to Hessian affairs, and that
the Austrian funds had fallen in consequence.

The Post Aznpt Gazette of Frankfort publishes the
proctocol of the second sitting of the Federal Assem-
bly of the 14th, in which the committee, charged to
examine the proposition of the Austrian Government,
to confide to a neutral commission the administration
of the federal property, makes its report. The com-
mittee recommends to have the proposition rejected,
as impossible to be executed. However, at the Fame
time, in order to pay homage to the conciliatory
views of the Assembly, it invites it to declare that
it will examine with all proper attention and impar-
tiality any proposition male by the Austrian Go-
vernment, of a nature to put an send to the difficulties
existiog relative to a neutral commission. This pro-
pwition was unanimously adopted.