WAsHINCToN, DEC. %.
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WAeHINCTCE, DEC. 20.


There was yesterday transmitted 10 The
House OF Representatives, by the President,
in conformity 10 the resolution OF that body,
calling Tor further information relative to
the state Of our Relations with Spain, mum.
ber of Documents amongst which the
most important is letter from MIR. Sec
retary Adams 10 our minister in Spain, da-
ted on the 2Sh OF last month. his let
ter is devoted to the examination OF the
Note from the Spanish Secretary OF State,
addressed to our minister, MIR. Erviug, res
pecting the events of the late war with
the Seminole Indians and the inva-
sion of Florida, which through the me-
dunn of the European newspapers has
found lis way to this country, and doubtless,
10 all the Cabinets OF Europe. The letter
of Mr. Adams may be regarded as the re-
plication OF the American government 10
the manifesto Of the government Of Spain,
for such the latter of Nj Pizarro became,
by the unusual and ostantatious publicity
given to it. In this light the letter of Mr..
Adams becomes highly interesting State
Paper. Its length does not deter us from
promising ii 10 our readers in our next /;
though we will not venture TO say when We
shall be able publish the documentary ev-
idences appended 10 il, consisting of more
than seventy different papers, some OF them
very curious, and all OF them from their
beaiing on questions of late much agiiated,
well worthy of publication.