The Neio York World says: — " The California steamship Ocean Queen, on her departure from this port for Aspiuwall on tbe 15th ultimo, look out 217 sailors, most of whom had been trans ferred from the army to the navy, and she had on board also about five hundred passengers. On the third day out about thirty of the sailors endeavoured to seize the steamer. Thore had been indications of trouble previous to tbis at tempt, bill the meu failed to put their plot in in execution. It seems that these men had for med a plan lo seize the steamship. Their first object was the killing of all persons who should oppose t'lein, and the conspiracy included the running of the vessel after her seizure on heir own tccouul. The intentions of the mutineers was lo take the vessell ou the first night after her departure; hut they had no engineer among iheir number who could work hey engines. Threats of violence had, however been some what openly made, and there was much ex citement on board. On the day mentioned, under pretence that they wished to go into the first cabin, tbe mutineers attacked Captain Tinkl-jpatigh, who would not permit tbem to do as, lhey desired. This was a signal for ii com bined movement of the conspirators, and the men who were in the plot acted under the leadership ofthe most desperate of iheir nuin der. Tim ringleaders advanced upon the Captain and Commander Ammen, who had ihe sailors in charge. Tlie Captain, who had ex pected the difficulty and had prepaied, aimed his revolver at the head of the foremost man, and warned him that if he advanced a slep further he would lose his life. The rauiineiT wilh a horrible oath, called tbe Captain a coward, and, daring him to file, sprang forward. Captain Tinklepuugh kept his woid. Tiie bullet entered the ruffian's head and lie fell, al most instantly expiiing. The mutineers rushed forward, and the mutineer who followed the first was fired at by Commander Amtneu and by three or four of tbe officers. The mutineer fell pierced byiivworsix bullets.. Theconspiratois were theu easily disarmed and put iv irons."

ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY DIVORCE CASE.
