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Relations wita Spain.
CHICAGO. Oct. j.-A Rspzjlicas's spec
ial says 1t is understood that the status Of
the Spanish Legation here has been can
vassed by the President and Secretary
Seward. II has been decided that after
the date when our Governor received off.
cial information that the Spanish monar-
chy has ceas d to TX st, its representatives
here cannot be officially recognized as rep
resen,ing sovereign power. tits thought
some of them may be succeeded by the
Provisional Junta. Seward has been
careful not to commit himself against the
insurrcctionary leaders. 1t seems that the
Queen has made preparations for an oc-
casion like the present by making safe in
vestments in America. 1t is said that
some time ago her agents bought ur the
whole Germantown water stock.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 5.-Mr. Seward
takes an active interest in Spanish affairs.
Minister Hale keeps him fully posted.
A Iri6une's Washington special says:
Mr.. Seward will take advantage Of the pres
ent Spanish difficulty TO urge on Congress
the purchase of Cuba. 1t is even said
be will take the responsibility to make the
purchase before the meeting of Congress,
as in the Alaska case.
DUNNvILLE, Ontario. Oct. 3.-The
bones Of a large animal. supposed to be
mastodon, were found to-day while exca-
waiting near this place. The teeth are very
large one weighing five pounds. The ribs
are five feet long. A round tusk is eleven
inches in diameter, and is fourteen feet
long.
LONDON, Oct. 3,-T'he mail steamer
brings the follow news from the seat Of
war in Paraguay:
The Marqui, Caxias, with select army
Of 5000 men, marched on the Notifications
at the confluence of the Iibicuary, with
the intention of making immediate attack,
but it was reported at Rio that General
Lopez had Left the Entertainments, and was
with superior force On Cerro
Leon. After bombardment Of ten days.
it was abandoned BY the garrison. Twen-
ty.two guns aud other materials were left
within the fort.
u The island OF Crete, called Gambia
by the moderns. is the largest and most
beautiful Of the Grecian Archipelago. 1t
is about one hundred and sixty miles long
by nearly thirty broad. A range Of lofty
and rugged moutains run through the
centre, from east to west. These send out
spurs northward and southwark, which
extend nearly to the shore. thus breaking
up thu land into picturesque variety. The
mountains aud hills, being calcareous.
abound in caves and g ottoes. some Of which
are large and beautiful. but very intricate.
FROM SAN JuAx.-We learn from =
gentleman who has been on the Island
lately, that there have been splendid crops
this year. Little or no smoke has been IN
the vicinity. and from what we learn, Il 10
tn. only place on the northwestern sos:e
where . person can bresthe pure ar. Col.
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did away TO Fort wraasls. sbest ITO
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