The Sun.
London, England, 1849-02-15 00:00:00

GREECE.

We have received Athens papers to the 27th of
January.
The Currier d'Atlanes announces another Minis-
terial crisis. M. ANASTASIUS LONDOS, the Minister
of the Interior, had resigned office in consequence of
some dispute with his colleagues relative to the Mi-
nister of War, General MAYRO Mien Ams, whose dis-
missal he had demanded ; yet a few days afterwards,
the seceding Minister re-entered the Cabinet as Mi-
nister of Foreign Affairs, M. GLARAKI being simul-
taneously appointed to the Department of the Inte-
rior. The latter appointment is attributed to the in-
fluence of the Committee. _ .

....
The small-pox was raging in Athens. The advices
from the provinces give a deplorable account of the
depredations of the brigands.
There is no Parliamentary intelligence of interest.

IRELAND.
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
TRIAL OF MR. DUFFY.

DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY:EVEICING.—In the Commis-
sion Court this morning the Judges gave their opinion
against the demurrer put in by the prisoner's counsel
to the indictment, stating that they considered it to
be most correctly framed in every particular, and in
conformity with the Act of Parliament, and that it
would have been really open to objection if framed as
the prisoner's counsel contended it should have been.
Mr. Duffy having been called on to plead, pleaded
" Not Guilty," after which Sir C. O'Loghlen moved
for a hill of particulars, which the Attorney-General
said he furnished to Mr. Duffy's attorney, by the
Crown Solicitor, before he proceeded to state the
case.

The prisoner's counsel next asked to have the panel
called over to enable them to consider which course
they should adopt as to challenging; and the Crown
having made no objection, it was called over, and 86
out of 178 jurors answered.
The Court at two o'clock went into ordinary busi
ness for about an hour, when the prisoner's counsel
handed in a challenge, to the array of which the
Attorney-General joined issue. Messrs. Andrew,
Thomas Rogers, of Upper Baggot-street, and George
White, of College-green, were appointed triers, and
Mr. Butt was about to address them at post hour,
The challenge, which was extremely long, was to the
effect that the prisoner would be prejudiced if tried
by a jury selected from it, as it was not impartially
framed by W. D. Latouche, the High Sheriff. It
alleged bath political and religious objections to the
jurors, and also that the panel was taken, contrary to
the usual practice, from the list of special jurors.

PENINSULAR MAILS.
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

SOUTHAMPTON, THURSDAY MORNING.—By the ar-
rival of the Peninsular steamer Madrid, Captain John
Bowen, with the usual mails, we have advices from
Gibraltar of the 6th; Cadiz, 7th ; Lisbon, 9th ; Vigo,
11th. The Madrid brings freight, 600 chests of
oranges and 38 packages of specie. Portugal remains
perfectly tranquil. Saldanha's reconstructed Cabinet
was supposed to be in a hazardous and insecure
position.

Lisbon exchange on London at three months, 53,
Bank notes 41} discount. The Board of Public
Credit had declined to issue new stock for the 20 per
cent. taken off the dividends of 1846 till the Govern-
ment had made arrangements to pay the arrears of
interest.

We learn from Gibraltar that the dispute between
Great Britain and Morocco was in a fair way of
arrangement. Sir C. Napier's squadron remained in
the bay pending negotiations.