The Sun.
London, England, 1850-04-18 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 12th have arrived.
It was reported that changes were to be made in
the Spanish corps dTlomatigue. The following ap-
pointments were considered probable :—M. ISTURITZ
would proceed to London as Minister of Spain ; Gene-
ral LUIS ARMERO Y MIRALLAS, to Berlin, in the same
capacity; M. BERTRAM DI LYS would exchange the
Turin Legation for that of Vienna ; end M. Tacon
would succeed him in Turin. Should the QUEEN
give birth to a male child, he will assume the title
of Prince of the Asturias. The delegates of
that province who are to assist at the ceremonies
which are to take place on the occasion are already
chosen. Their names are Messrs. MoN,
PiDAL, the
,
Marquis DE CAMPO SAGRADO, the Marquis DE UAS-
TANAGA, Count DE VILLAGIGEDO, and General EVA-
EBY SAN MIGUEL. The dignity of Prince of the
Asturias was instituted in the Cortes which met at
Valencia in 1588, by the King of Castille Don
JUAN IL, in favour of his son Don ENRIQUE, at the
period of his marriage with CATHERINE Of England,
daughter of the Duke of LANCASTER.
MADRID BOLSA , APRIL 12.—The
Cents. were done at 294 Three per.
for paper ; the Four per
Cents. at 13j; the Five per Cents. at 13k; the
Debt without Interest, at 4 1-16; and the Coupons,
at 8.

GERMANY.
following
from from Dresden of the 12th April :
Letters from Munich of the 11th state that a tele-
graphic dispatch had been received from Vienna, an.
nouncing the conclusion of an arrangement between
The Ptugsian Staats A
" Oa the 211 ill January lest,
Austria and Prussia,
Otto Wigard, deputy from
teiPaic to the Second Chamand Holstein,nzeg biere,r
has
movednon-partition of the duchies of Schleswig
the
that
Chamber do express their wish to the Government that
it will interfere energetically for the independence and
and protest against any treaty of peace which shall in-
volve the partition of the same, and at the same time de-
clare its readiness to co-operate in this affair wherever
and whenever it may be necessary.
" In consequence of this motion, the two Chambers
have pissed the following resolution:—` They desire to
express to tho Government their confident assurance
that it will, in conjunction with the ether German States,
or with some of them, energetically strive for a speedy
conclusion of such a peace with Dinmark as shall se-
cure the rights of the duchies of Schleswig and Holstein,
and thereby insure the integrity, and consequently the
honour and interest of Germany.'
" Your Majesty has recognised the affairs of Schles-
wig-holstein to be German, inasmuch as you permitted
Saxon warriors, and among them even a Prince of the
royal house, to take part in tile bloody contest for it.
And therefore with the more assurance we look for a
fulfilment of the expectations expressed in the resolution
of ourconstitutionat motion.

" We are, witl;th7;eatcst req,cet, your Majeity's
obedient Chambers."
A Cabinet Council wits held at Berlin on the 14th,
at which the KING presided. The Council, which sat
four hours, deliberated on the late Erfurt resolutions.
It was agreed to sanction the en bloc acceptation of
the Charter of the Constitution. Baron MANTEUFFEL
left Berlin for Erfurt on the evening of the 14th for
the purpose of informing the two Houses of the
fitet that the Prussian Government is resolved to go
with the Erfurt Parliament.

Letters fiotn Frankfort of the 15th inst., in the
Kolner Zeitung, state that sundry conferences have
of late . taks-n
.place between the ELECTOR and the
Grand Duke of HESSEDi and the Prince of PRUSSIA.
I:he:result of these conferences, is that the Electorate

and the Grand Duchy of Hessen v$ ill remain mem-
bers of the Prussian League.
A letter from Magdeburg of the 15th inst., in the
Kolner Zeitung, announces the sudden and violtnt
outbreak of the cholera at Halberstadt.
The Prince of Pitessu arrived at Troves on the
15th inst.

The Vienna Official Reichszeitung of the 13th
inst. has the following important news :
"The Interim' has hitherto served as a keystone to the
Germanic Confederation, but it wanted strength and
influence, and became a prey to the prevalent dissen-
sions. Some people hoped to see it in the course of time
more compact, energetic, and influential. They conse-
quently did their best to prop it up. But after a long Fe-
riod of irresolution, it has been resolved to replace the
Interim' by a more energetic organ. We are informed that
the Plenipotentiariei of all the German Governments will
take the place of the Interim,' and thus form the organ
of the Confederation in its foreign relations, until the
constitutionl questions which at present cause dissen-
sions shall have hem settled. 'rho Austrian Cabinet
has undertaken to publish an address to the members
of the Confederation, and to invite them in the first
days of May to meet at Frankfort under the presidency
of Austria. It is said that Prussia does not object to
this plan.",