The Sun. — 1857-10-20 (London, England)

SPAIN.  The Madrid papers of the 15th contain a great deal about the negotiations which -preceded the acceptance by Admiral Armero of the-task of forming a cabinet, but it is of no interest now that the termination of the ministerial crisis is known. It may be mentioned, however, that the admiral, before undertaking to constitute a cabinet, had a conference with M. Bravo Murillo to see if they could not come to an understanding to enter the same ministry, but they found they could not agree, sAdm;ral Armero being opposed to all idea of reform, and M. Bravo Murillo thinking that reforms ought to be made when circumstances should become favourable. The Queen, it appears, was very desirous of seeing the latter gentleman in the new cabinet, and was much agitated when he definitively declined to join it. Her Majesty had conferences with General de la Panela, and ho was in favour of her Majesty's project of establishing a cabinet without a president of the council. It is said that Admiral Arinero means to'maintain the constitution of 1845, but at the'sarne time to jp,w on the press. execute the last new  The Prince of, Wales arrived on Saturday at Brussels, and was received at the railway st tion by the Duke de Brabant, with whom ho proceeded to the palace. In passing through Switzerland the attention of his Royal Highness was particularly directed, at Constance, to all that recalled the memory of John Huss, and also to the tomb of Robert Hallum, Arohbiphop of Salisbury, who died at Gottlieban during the council, and .was buried in the cathedral of Constance. In proceeding from Constance to Schaff" hausen by steamer, the chateau of Arenenberg, belonging to the Emperor Napoleon, excited the interest of the prince and his suite.  BERLIN, Oct. 18.—The King slept well last night, but, although his appetite has returned, he recovers his strength but very slowly. I The Post Ampt Gazette of Frankfort contains BERLIN, Oct, 18, --A couference of the Zollvoiein tbte following improbAble atatoment England  is in negotiation with the Sardinian, government for the purchae of a portion of territory near, Cag liari. The southern part of Sardinia is in the way from England to India via Suez. The Sardinian government hesitates, it is said, to cede the territory in question."  The Queen of Greece is on her way from Isehl to Trieste and Greece. It is now known that Her Majesty is endeavouring to persuade the Great Powers to transfer the succession to the Throne of Greece from the House of Bavaria to that of Oldenburg. A Duke George Louis of Oldenburg-wants a place, and his affotionaterelative is willing to provide one for him.  A telegraphic despatch has been received from Bucharest, dated Sat arday, from which we learn that M. Nicolas Golesco has been named vice-pre-sident of the Divan ad Iwo of Wallachia ; MM. Constantine Rosetti, Demetrius Bratiano, Constantine Crezzulesco, and Stephan Golesco, have been appointed secretaries ; MM. Gregory Ghika, Tell, and Marghiloman, have been named questors. According to the firman of convocation and the ancient usages of the country, the presidency of the divans belongs by right to the Metropolitan.  " Prince Kallimaki, the Turkish ambassador at Vienna, has received from his government instruc, tions relative to the conflict of the pacha of Scutari with the Basovic3. After the retreat of the paella), the Montenegrins took possession of the country, and organised it on their own plan. If this district were to recognise the supremacy of Prince Danilo, Bosnia would be cut off from the pachalio of Nowi, bazar, in Turkish Seivia. It is to prevent this eventuality that Prince Kallimaki has received orders to come to an understanding on the subject with the Austrian goiernment."—Accounts from the same capital state that ten firms stopped payment on the 15th ; the head of one of them committed suicide. This makes the fifth suicide which has taken place from the same cause.