The Sun.
London, England, 1850-05-08 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 2d have been received.
The courier bringing the reply of the British Ca-
binet to the proposals for the resumption of diplomatic
relations, had arrived in Madrid on the preceding
evening.
The Bolsa was closed on the 2d. •

GERMANY.
Advices have been received from Berlin of the 3d.
The President of the People's Chamber at Erfurth
had an audience of the KING on the 2d, and it is
supposed that the Government of Prussia will not
raise any objection to a revision of the Constitution,
neither will the Governments of Thuringia or of
Weimar. Prussia will not consent to the revival of
the state of things abolished by common consent, in
1848, or to the assumption by Austria of the Presi-
dency of the Diet convoked by the Austrian Ministry
at Frankfort. The CongrAs of the Union will open
at Gotha on the 15th, and will be attended by all the
Members of the Union of the free towns, and by the
King of SAxoNY. The King of PRUSSIA has been
invited to be present.
The Constitutionnel says that Bavaria intends to

withdraw from the Zollverein in 1853, when the pre-
sent treaty expires. The mannfi:cturing industry of
Bavaria has not kept pace with the northern states of
the Zollverein, and is more in harmony with that of
her southern neighbour, Austria. The alterations
proposed to be made in the Zollverein tariff will, it is
said, facilitate the entrance of Holstein and the llanse
Towns. Propositions have also been made by Han-
over and Oldenburg, with the conditions on which
they will be willing to enter the Zollverein. On these
conditions the approaching. Zall congress at Cassell
will have to decide. Of the 32 elections which have
already take place, 14 of the deputies to the congress
are deeided freetraders.

The Wiener Zeitung of the 2d publishes the official
announcement of the retirement of Count STURMER
from the post of Austrian Laternuncio at the Porte.
The announcement being unaccompanied by any of
the usual expressions of satisfaction, such as advance-
ment in rank or appointment to an order of knight-
hood, is considered as tantamount to an expression of
displeasure; and the public may gather from the
manner in which the announcement is made, that
Count STURMEE has resigned to prevent his being
recalled.

RUSSIA.
The Allgemeine Zeitung has letters from the
frontiers of Poland of the 30th ult., in which some
details of the military movements in the kingdom of
Poland are given. The divisions and brigades,
which were hitherto dispersed about the country,
are concentrating. The kingdom of Poland is now
garrisoned by the whole of the army which
lately fought in Hungary, excepting always the
cavalry corps of General SASS, which is expected
to come up, and the corps of Generrl LUDERS, which
is now in Wallachia. There are altogether four corps
of 40,000 men each in the kingdom of Poland. The
Ist and 4th corps are in a camp at Lenozyc, while
the 2d and 3d corps are at Suwalki. This assertion
explains the falling back of the Russian regiments
from the Prussian frontier.

TURKEY.
The Wanderer of Vienna says that the Porte has
communicated to the Austrian Internuncio, that it
has definitively fixed the term fur the " internment"
of the Hungarian exiles at nine months from the Ist
January last, and that at the expiration of that pe-
riod they will be at full liberty to go wherever they
may choose,

The large HUNGARY.
possessions of General ERNEST Kiss,
judically murdered at Arad on the 6th of October,
have been conferred by the usurping Austrian on
JELLACHICH, and to HAYNAU have been given the
estates of the murdered Count Louts BATHYANY.
Ahab-like HAYNAU, bath not only slain but taken
possession.

ITALY.
Accounts from Naples announce the arrival in that
city of the Count of SYRACUSE, the brother of the
KING' He was the bearer of a letter from M. DE LA-
MARTINE to DON MICHAELMICHAELSOLIMENE a man of
letters,
who has never interfered with politics. The
day after the receipt of this letter the house of Dos
MICHAEL was taken possession of by the police, and
subjected to the most rigorous search, and although
nothing of an inculpatory nature was found, DON
MICHAEL was arrested, and is at this moment in pri-
son, his only crime being the receipt of a letter, of
which the KING'S brother was the bearer.
We read the following in the Constituzionale of
Florence of the 30th ult. :
_ . .

"We can affirm t the 2-4th of this month the
prefects of all the departments sent a special notice to
the Gonfalonieri of th© new municipal councils, to in-
torm teem, by the express order of the Cabinet, that
the Government would convoke the Parliament at the
first opportunity, and that it was therefore desirable that
this new confirmation of a necessary measure should re-
store tranquillity to the public mind, after the enthu-
siasm excited by the late municipal votes in favour of the
Constitution."

HER MAJEST Y'S HEALTH.
The following bulletin of the Queen's health was
issued this morning :
BUCKINGHAM PALACE, MAT 8, 1850, 9 ♦.M.
" The Queen and the infant Prince continue well.
"JAMES CLARK, M.D.

"CHARLES LOCOCK, M.D.
"ROBERT FERGUSON, M.D.
" Her Majesty's recovery is so far advanced that
no more bulletins will be issued."