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VERY LATE FROM SPAIN.-C Capt. Cotfin of the Ky lon, reported in yesterdays paper, in short passage from Cadiz, brought papers from that place of Oct l2th, and Gibraltar of the lGth. The Journal gives the following extracts which s the latest inteligencn from Spain :---

 Welearn by these papers that Cordova has been ta- ken possession of by the rebels. Great preparations were making for the defence of Seve--and the inhab

 ants of various districts threatened with invasion, were fockng to Cadiz for security. The situation of Malaga is represented exceedingly critical. let fer dated Oct g. says" Malaga Is in the greatest con- { fUsion-no officers to commands of 5000 National Guards, 500 without muskets--and but little reliance to be placed those who are armed for If they were the best troops in tic word they could do noth- ing for the want Of officers. party of 60 went last night to the jail, regardless of the entreaes of those in command shot two out of five Carists brought in from the neiglborhood in the morning. and forced the au- horties to give orders for illumination celebrate the murder. There are now in Malaga 36 sail of British vessels, for whose safety Captain Hacked has made the necessary arrangements, there were no preparations going for the defence of the place. The Queens army of the left, is represented as in bad situatlon-being too weak 10 advance, with the enemies on both Hanks, and without means of subsis- fence on the spot where it was stationed In Caalo- na, the contrary, the Queens forces were repre- scented as having decided supeority--and the renown- ed Moroto had been compelled to seek shelter in the mountains

 General Nina continued seriously Ill.