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Seat of War in ,Spain.-The war in Spain is confined to the three contiguous provinces, Biscay, Navarro, Guipuscoa, and Alaya, north of the Ebro, and compri- slng 45o square leagues and 6eG.0G0 in- habltants. Since the irruption of the re- nelllonln 1853, fomented in a great measure blythe fanaticism of the Carlist priesthood, there nave been successiveiy four different commanders sent against the rebels, by the Queen Regent Christine. viz. Saars- field, Galpes, Quesada, and lastly Rodil. the brave Marquis, who drove the preten- der, Carlos, and his friend Miguel, out of Portugal, and will now do the same with the former in the North of Spain. RodIl has adopted the wise plan of destroying the convents of the Carlist priesthood, thus breaking ptheir depositeries and lnanufac- tories of arms. But his most eifectual weapon is the establishment of gasrisons, whereby the intermediate villages over this tract may be protected from punder by the bands oi rebels who conceal themselves in the defiles of mountains. An @rbaa or city guard also may be tbus organized. A larger regular force also viii be required. Rodil is said to be exceedingly alert aud vigllant, and Don Carlos and zumalacar- regui reduced to the last extremity. IL IS proposed by some of the spaniards to have an armed intervention from France, to be confined in their operations between that kingdom and the Ebro.