26 APRIL 1835, Page 3

It is now certain that General VALDEZ has succeeded MINA

in the command of the army in, the rebellious provinces of Spain. MINA is said to be in miserable health. The total amount of the force which VALDEZ will have at his disposal, is stated at not less than 60,000 men; and the plan of tl.e .campaign is to drive the insurgents into the province of Biscay, and there overwhelm them. This sounds well, but is it practicable?

The rumour that Lord ELIOT'S mission to the seat of war was connected with a project of marrying a sea of Don CARLOS to the Queen of Spain, has been revived; tut seems entitled to little notice. The Bayonne correspondent if the Time& says, that the result of his exertions will be nothing mrre than perhaps a cartel for the exchange of prisoners.