... DESPERATE MUTINY AT SEA- _ mmZ [From the Boston Post ] On Saturday, nine seamen were brought before Judge Davis, upon the complaint of E. Smith, jun., Acting District Attorney, charging them with a mutiny at sea, in February last. Their names are Richard Musserder, James T. Armstrong, Charles Stone, William Collins, Robert Brooks, John Tilton, John Winchester, John Johnston, and John Broghton. ...

... wrEETING O' MAGISTRAkTS OF TIM XNG!SI COUNTY. (Abridgcd from the Bvetniny Mail.) infl On Thursday, a meeting of 'the magistrates of this county eqt Was held in the Court-house at Tullamnore. The mneeting ra~l was numerous and highly respectable, and attended by most -Stc oth maistrates of' the county. A general feeling of bqc sorrow end detestation of the crime so lately committed wa seemed to ...

... LORD DURHAM'S REPORT ON THE AIPAIRS I A L . - OF CANADA, / ?? - a_. (A erzfzgeajrom tee Havandiner of Seterday.) Lord Durhamp, it will be seen, alluded last night in the House of Lords tf the publication of the concluding por- tion of his report iJ yesterday's Tines. The Morning £'iro- nticle of to-day furnishes the commencing passage of this im- portant document. It may be divided into three ...

... SPECIAL COMMISSION FOR TPPMtARY. (F~iOM OUfl OWN REPOaTER). - Clonmel, Monday evening. Clonmel this morning presented an unusual bustle, in consequence of the numerous arrivals from all parts of the county to attend the special commission. At twelve o'clock precisely Judges Burton and Perrin entered the court, when the commission being read, the following grand jury was sworn :_ The Hon. ...

... I - LETTER FROMb MR. O'CONNELL. n London, March 7, 1839. M, DEAR RAY-I am exceedingly afflicted at being compelled to forego, for another fortnight, my journey to r.Dublin. But the meeting in the Tory camp threatening fan opposition to the corporate reform bill detains me here. The second reading of that bill comes on to-morrow, and, sin all probability, the committee on Monday to continue ...

... PIris PRANCE. The Paris papers of Friday acquaint us with a change in the ministerial question. They state that a ministry composed of the following persons had been arranged on Thursday: Marshal Soult, Minister of War and President of the Council. The Duke de Broglie, Minister for Foreign Affairs. M. Passy, Minister of the Interior. Al. Humaun, Minister of Finance. M. Sauzet, Minister of ...

... With the concerns of the Irish bar, so far as they involve mere professional regulation and economy, we never thought it worth our while, neither (we must acknowledge) had we at any time a sufficient sympathy with the interests of that learned body, to interfere. Where, however, the bar are aroused to the reformation of an abuse, which affects the public more grievously perhaps than themselves ...

... I THE CHARTTISTS. Birmingharn, Thursday Evening. ADDRESS TO THE COUNTRY-UtLTERTOR MEASURES. This evening the Convention-hall was crowded with per- sons anxious to hear read the address of that body, calling upon the people of England, Scotland, and Wales, to carry into operation certain ulterior measures in the event of the charter being rejected. Dr. FLETCHER wascalled tothe chair. Mr. ...

... If the Sultan has not already cried havoc, and let slip the dogs of war on his rebellious vassal, the LWeeroy of Egypt, he is fully determined and prepaxed to do so should the latter persevere in his determination of maintaining, by the strong hand, the advantages he has already won for him- self, and which he would fain secure to his pos- terity. It will be seen from the following, which ...

... NEWS OF TME DAY. . ?? 1 __I. I L SFNAtFTLl Lord Brougham brought on his long-ttlreatenee resolu- tions on the administration ofjustice ina Ireland on Tues- day. Those resolutions, which have been already before f, our readers, are in themselves harmless enough-in fact, n they are mere truisms-but the motion was only a pretence for a malignant attack on Lord Normanby and Sir Michael S o'Loghlen ...

... I SoUT1G DUBLIN UNION. b tin Wednesday the ho ird of guardians met to transact business. There were 40 members present, with Mr. Hall, I assistant commissioner. The Clerk of the Board proceeded to read various letters l from the poor law commissioners to the board, Amongst l others, one recommending them to procure a seal to be af- fixed to all documents, which they offered to procure at I the ...

... LORD LIEUTENANT'LS HOUSEHaOLD. as X ~~.Vo nuuUL1U. It apie.r by the Gazette of last night that his Excel- lency tie Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to make the following appointments:_ Private Secretary-Captain Frederick Romilly, Scots Fusileer Guards. State Steward-Matthew Fortescue, Esq., jun. Comptroller-John Mason Pooley, Esq. Gentleman Usher-Frederick Willis, Esq. Master of the -Horse ...