The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-03 00:00:00

THE CIVIL SERVICE.

BOARD OF Thens.—Mr. H. Lack, senior supple-
mentary clerk, has been appointed junior clerk. Meurs.
B. W. Parsley, T. Gray, and W. Pattrickson, junior sup-
plementary clerks, have been appointed senior supplemen-
tary clerks. Messrs. N. Lee, W. W. Luker, J. Walsh, T.
H. Babington, D. Jones, R. Townsend, C. L. Bell, H. D.
IL Spines, and A. Stoneham, have been appointed jollier
supplementary clerks. Megan. J. W. Willes C. Beach, A.
Carr and Swains, have been appointed fount:Ole/1e clerks in
the °fees of the Registrar-General of Seamen under the
Board of Trade.
COSTOMIL—SemaI clerkships will be vacant, it is ex-
pected, Immediately, in the Examiner's, Controller-General,
and Reeeiver-General's oMoss, owing to daily expected
orders from the Treasury to enlarge these departments.
Mr. C. H. Saunders has been appointed clerk to the In-
muter General of Imports and Exports in London ; Mr. J.
E. Tindall has been appointed clerk at the London Docks;
Mr. F. Salmons has been appointed principal coast officer at

Prestos. _ _
CELILITY Countsatox.—The appointment of Paid Coat-
simile for Charities in England and Walm is vacant, caused
by the death of the Reverend Professor Richard Jones;
1,2001. per annum till March, 1857, when the act states that
the number of paid oommissionen shall be reduced from
three to two.—Cori! Slavic, Gestate.

CAMBRIDGE, FEB. 2.—(By Electric Telegraph.)—
Smith's prises have been this day adjudged u follows:
Savage, St. John's ; Courtney, St. John's—equal.
JENNY LIND.--AccOtlete from Hamburg of the
30th January mention the arrival of Jenny Lind-Gold.
said% who with her husband gave a concert the night
before at the Apollo Saloon, which was crowded to suffoca-
tion. A marked difference in her voles wu, however, per.
ceptible between now and those palmy days when she
earned for herself the flattering epithet of "the Swedish
Nightingale." Übe intended giving two more concerts, one
of widely it no tendentood, was to be for dub* milt of the
pear froilin lobe nffered such leases from the memorable
13111116011010 on New-year's Day.
lan Queen of Spain has conferred upon Mr.
CiesegeMealdosilway contractor, the Order of Charles 111.,
o 1111111101014111 M his enterprise in initiating the railway
eyries to twaseseatry. Mr. Mould is now engaged in the
eaufleseties of a line of railway which is to conned Sea-
War with Madrid.
Lord Torrington and Lady Molesworth visited
the Turkish Ishibition yeeteeday.
Oa Wok, evening newt, es it may not be maim
to reed temoveary, Nee. Posy Kimble will read Shan.
pores Csiset .• A Kidessara Drum," seem.
4=IIIMAZOII of Newideefin's music by an
cabmen and seder the direeties of Benedict.
Inuinee BAL 114A8Quit took piess last it at
Coesselerdes Theatre, &nisi the miss of rammed@
essowts whisk have bees this mama WU ks the int thee
hem. The bees* wee owl Wel* derseated, tile white
dory
watesethes egress* with amiseess Mew sad
math, el &wars, sad the MUMS of the
theatre dkpiapiee to wives*.
_the sudsy ousass of
the swesebied oimitees. The alma erse Istr, sad the
demise, le the eslivesiag Maim of Jelllnes aegailissat
bead, wee kept ap with greet split* a late her.
APOTHECARIES° HALL.—NSEISS of siathmos who
post their essatimsdsa ia the seises* wed Vie
stedisiee,
_sad readied seellissess Is sessise, es
Feb. 1, US :—Juis lislshes Ifiraaaft-,WMos 111,
Boddie id* lb& Odium. Wehodosids; Thad
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