The Press.
London, England, 1855-04-14 00:00:00

VACANCIES.

The Vicarage of Towaester, Northamptonshire; worth 3001. a
year, in the gift of the Bishop of Lichfield.
The Curacy of St. Peter's Church, Cheltenham ; worth 751. a
year, in the gift of the Rev. W. Hodgson, M. A.
The Curacy of St.. Gilea's Church, Reading; worth 1001. a year,
in the gift of the Rev. J. Cecil Grainger, M. A.
The Head Mutership of Wolverhampton Grammar School ;
worth 3501. a year, in the gift of the trustees.

A LETTER, of the 6th, from Genoa states that the
English steamers destined for the conveyance of the
Piedmontese army to the East had begun to arrive
at that port. There were lying there, at that date,
the Europa, Thames, Charity, Cleopatra, Bajona,
and the Mary Anne.
A NUMBER of Russian prisoners, taken at Bomar-
sund, are about to be removed from the Ile d'Aix
for Corsica, where they have obtained permission to
work in clearing the land. They will proceed to
their destination in charge of a French officer.
The Princes Bonaparte of Rome have been in-
vited to Paris by the Emperor, and are not likely to
return to Italy, as their villa and their palace in the
eternal city are offered for sale.
DURING the past few days, a vast quantity of stores
and ammunition for the Turkish contingent in the
Crimea, including no less than 3,000 tons of the
newly-invented shells, have been deposited for ship-
ment in the premises of Orsi and Armani at Old Shot-
tower wharf, Lambeth. The shells are taken in
barges down the river to Woolwich, where they are
charged with the combustible material prior to trans-
mission to the Crimea.

A STATUE is about to be erected at Montrose to the
memory of the late Joseph Hume.
THE Scotsman says that the Government is about
to issue a commission to inquire into the condition
and management of lunatic aaglums in Scotland.

The undermentioned officers, having completed three
years' service in the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, to be pro-
moted to be Colonels in the Army, in accordance with the
Royal Warrant for the Ordnance Department. dated the
3rd of November, 18.54:—Royal Artillery—Lieutenant-
Colonels Alexander Tnlloh, Henry Poole, Henry George
Teesdale, and Noel Thomas Lake.

STAFF.

Quartermaster Timothy Morris to be quartermaster at
the depot at Scutari.
HOSPITAL STAFF.

John Charles Fuller, Esq., employed on the medical staff
of the Turkish army, to have the honorary rank of In-
spector-General of Hospitals while so employed.
James Scott Robertson, Gent, to be Purveyor in Chief
to her Majesty's forces serving in the East.
School of Musketry, at Hythe—Brevet-Major G. 13. C.
Crespigny to be Paymaster.

WAR-OFFICE, A PRILI 3.

4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Cornet George Price
to be Riding-Muter.
7th Light Dragoons—Captain James Borton to be Pay.
master.

7th Regiment of Foot—To be Lieutenants without pur-
chase—Ensigns Heathcote Plummer, H. N. C. Thurston,
L P. Traherne.
18th Foot—To be Lieutenants without purchase—
Ensigns J. S. Theobald, M. J. Cunningham, H. J.
Faircloth.
21st Foot—Ensign S. G. L. Fox to be Lieutenant, with-
out purchase.
23rd Foot—Ensign James Williamson to be Lieutenant
without purchase.
28th Foot—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—En-
signs E. F. Angelo, and T. E. Adams.
42nd Foot—Ensign W. Green to be Lieutenant, without
purchase.
43rd Foot—Ensign H. J. Berners to be Lieutenant,
Arthur R. Close, Gent., to be Ensign.
45th Foot—john Charles Kingsley, Gent., to be Ensign,
without purchise,

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.—WY. BICKLET, Stoke-upon-
Trent, Staffordshire, draper.
BANKRUPTS.—OKORGE CHRISTMAS LONG, Dartford, Kent,
draper—JOHN DAWSON, West Cowes, Isle of Wight, cattle
salesman—Wm. ATTACK, Canning•town, Essex, engineer—JOHN
ROLLASON and JACOD ST►NLET LISTEN, Morley Iron Works,
near Allston, Staffordshire, ironmastere—MsrrHsw RICHMOND,
RTZELZ, Leicester, liuendraper—Js Doss MINEss, Itedruth, Corn-
wall, grocer—JosxPH LAHrrica, Sheffield, Yorkshire, butcher—
(3lCOßOE MILNEK, Sheffield, Yorkshire, brickmaker—JicasmiAlt
New, Sheffield, Yorkshire, saw manufacturer—Gr:mon WIL•

LIAMSON, Rochdale, Lancishire, cotton cloth manufacturer—
GEORGE RICH, Leigh, Lancashire, Joiner—SYLvairrsa Lzwie
SAMUEL, Liverpool, watch manufacturer.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.—JAHse M'CALL, Gies gow
merchant-oEolton MuaitAT, Broom, Perthshire, farmer.
Friday, Apra 13.
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED—Jostra GIBD, Blue Lion-
yard, Grays-inn-road, livery stable keeper—CHARLES KING
VVI-rr, New Sarum, Wiltshire, grocer—Ronsax NtcHoLsoN,
Kingston-upon-Hull, sail maker.
BANK RTJPTS.—C HA Huts K No R'irr, New Sarum, Wiltshire,
grocer—WILLIAM MEAD, Milk-street, Cheapside, commission
agent—PAUL SAMPSON, Hythe, Kent, boot and shoe maker—
Louts LIPMAN, Charles-street, Northampton-square, goldsmith
and jeweller —FREDERICK THOMAS DODDINOTON, Alderegate-
street, City, manufacturer of lacefalle—THomAs Stumm Cam-
bridge, cooper—WILLIAM SUTCLIFFE, Bradford, Yorkshire, joiner
and builder CHARLES Almon, James-street, Long-Acre,
licensed victualler—JOHN WILSON DAVIS, Deptford, grocer—
SARAH NUrFALL, Lower Tunstead, Lancashire, innkeeper—
JAMES GRANT, Birmingham, taiIor—CHARLES HARGREAVES and
MICHAEL HARGREAVES, Bradford, Yorkshire, whiteamithe—JOHN
BLAKEY and Ozonos BLAKEY, Kelghley, Yorkshire, tea dealers
—WM. HOLLADAY and JAMES CLZMITSON, Watling-street, City,
warehousemen—J.lam LAMB. EDWARD Lawn, and WM. Thom.
ALLUM, Wouldham, Kent. cement manufacturers.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.—JANET lionEwrsoN, Dun-
fermline, gas manufacturer—JAHN' and JOSEPH FISHER, Dun-
tocher, merohanta—ALsgANDEx BAER, Glasgow, POIIIISIWP--
JAMES STEEL and SONS, engineers and ironfounders—V,lLLux
COWIE, clothier, Glasgow.

CRYSTAL PALACE.—EASTER WEEIL—The number
of admissions for the current week amounts to
26,1•17, a considerable number over the average of
former weekii