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Spain-It appears by the last accounts, up to the fore part of September, that Don Car los was wandering among the mountains of Biscay, that ROdil's forces were near Bay Onne, that EI Pastor was at Vera in pursuit Of the pTetender, and that Zumalacarreguy was approaching Pampeluna. The French from tier being very closely guarded by the troops of Lotus Phillipe, makes it probable that the Carlist forces, thus hemmed in, will, from their desperate situation and their inability to procure provisions. be soon obliged to surren- der. In the midst of these difficulties, the monks persist in their fanatic devotion to the cause of Carlos, and two of their cOnvents have been burnt, with the wine and other lux uries with which these pretende6 seOrners of the good things of this world always take care, nevertheless to supply their larder. RO- dil has; by adopting this plan of destroying the cOnvents, struck upon an effectual mode of putting an end to their audaciOus interfer- ence in the existing insurrection which. in fact, is chiefly fomented and kept alive by them, doubtless from the selfish motive of sustaining the interests of party who will tolerate them in their plunder and oppression of the poor.-N. Y. Star.