The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-14 00:00:00

mils IN viz CIVIL iIIIVICIL

War-office : Mr. R. B. M. Millett hue been ap-
pointed to a temporary elerkship, snd peered his examination.
The Admiralty : Mr. Stephen John Graff has been appointed
a temporary clerk, end passed his examination; Mr. Donald
Owen Lewis M'Kay has been appointed to a temporary
clerkship, and pared his examination; Mr. William Henry
Jet:omen hes been appointed to a temporary clerkship, and
=lhis examination; Mr. William Douglas Legge him
ppointed to a temporary clerkship, and pared his ex-
amination; Mr. William Robert Timms& has been appointed
to a temporary clerkship, and passed his examination. The
Dockyards: Mr. William Fanfold, accountant, Woolwich
Dockyard, bas retired on full pension after 60 years'
service; Mr. liturgess, third-class clerk in the stoma
kesper'roffies, Davenport Dockyard, has been transferred to
Deptford ; Mr. W. G. Gilbert, of Malta-yard, has been ap-
pointed to Davenport Dockyard. Customs: Mr. William
Collins has bean appointed a clerk in the Examiner's-oaten
London ; Mr. Henry Frost has been appointed a clerk in the
Long-room, London; Mr. Edmund F. Potter bar been ap-
pointed a clerk in the Fmarniner's-offlos, London; Mr.
George W. Hughes, controller at Wexford, has been pro-
moted to be principal officer at East Hartlepool ; Mr. James
Cohen has been promoted from second to first class locker at
Hull. Inland Revenue Department—Stamm and Taxes
Branch : Mr. David Thome, surveyor, has been removed
hum Colchester to Tonbridge Wells; Mr. W. G.Keen has been
removed from Luton to Tonbrid geWells; Mr. John Kay,enpsr-
nasserary surveyor, has been appointed surveyor at Luton.
Ireland : A poor-law inspectorship has broom vacant by the
resignation of Mr. Charles Sharman Crawford. East Ladies:
Mr. C. Carrie has been appointed to officiate m semetery to
the Chief COUILDiaIktIOT of Gads; Mr. 8. H. C. Taylerhas
been appointed to officiate as joint magistrate and deputy
collector of Rajahahye ; Mr. A. Smith has been appointed to
officiate asjouit magistrate and deputy collector of Pornealt ;
Mr. W. Cornell has been appointed to officiate as joist magis-
trate and deputy collector of Tipperah; Lieutenant-Colonel
L. Barre/ has been appointed compensation commisaiuner in
Oude ; Major H. Macpherson has been appointed reopens*.
don COMOII9BIOOIS at 0 walior, Jhanri, l'iyrgong, Seepree,
end Goonsh ; Major Ashbnmer ties been ap-
pointed compensation commissioner at Mhow, Bhapawer,
Mebidpore, Augur, Sebore, end Isidore ; Mr. G. O'Dcer
sell has been appointed deputy superintendent of the
Bombay Circle ; Mr. H. P. Owen has been appointed deputy
superintendent of Bengal; Mr. H. P. Pane, officiating
meg:area and collector of Agra, has been appointed to officiate
as civil and sessions judge of Cawnpore ; Mr. T. Walton has
been appointed to officiate temporarily as magistrate and
collector of Sylket; Mr. E. M. Rally, deputy magistrate
and deputy collector of Jelmnabod, has been transferred to
the Twenty-four Pargunnebs, there to exercise full powers
of a magistrate ; Mr. Mildahon, extra assistant commis.
&loner of Umbella has been appointed marriage registrar at
timbals. Mr. H. D. Phillips bas best appointed commis-
sioner for the settlement of the affairs of the late Tanjore
Rajah ; Mr. F. N. Maltby has been appointed resident at
Travancore and Cochin, vice Lieutenant-General Cara,
retired; Mr. A. Hall has been appointed a member of the
Board of Revenue, Madras; Mr. H. Wood has been appointed
collector and magistrate of South Arcot, vice Mr. E. Maltby.
Civil Service Gazelle.

MEETINGS OF SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES FOE THE
ENSUING Wass —Tuesday Institution of Civil Engineers,
8—" Arterial Drainage." Statistical, 8—" Distribution, tco.
of Taxes," Mr. Levi. Royal Institution, 3—" Fossil Bird',
Professor Owes.—Wednesday: Royal Society of
Literature, 4i. Meteorological, 7—" Meteorology of
Arctic Regions," Dr. Walker; " Minoan of Beloochistan„
1869." Society of Arts, 8—" Sciewoe in Courts of Law,"
Dr. Smith. Ethnological, fii—" Domestic Animals," Mr.
Crawford. Geological, 8—" Sections South of Ozferd," Prof.
Phillips; "Old Red Sandstone of Grampians," Preheat
Harkness ; " Old Red Sandstone of South of Scotland," Mr.
Geikir. London Institution, 8—" Voyage of the Fox," Mr.
Weid.—Thursday : Linos's, B—"Tomopterie onisciformir,"
Drs. Carpenter and Claparide; " Traci:teary System of
Insects," Mr. Lubbock; " Dipterous Insects of Amiens',"
Mr. s Walker. (Chemical, 8—" Metallurgical Chemistry:.
Mr. Warrington. Society of Antiquaries, 8. Royal, 81—
Acrion of Magnet on Electric Current.," Professor
Plucker; " Voltaic Discharge," Mr. Gassiot. Royal Insti-
tution, 3—" Light," Professor Tyndall.—Friday Royal
Institution, 8—" Magnetic Force," Professor Tyndall.—
Saturday : Asiatic, Si—" India, as Source of Cotton," Mr.
Mann.

On Mondsy evening next the promoters of an
Institution of Naval Arohlteete will hold their first meeting
in London.

The Era observes of the dramatic performance at
Windsor Castle on Wednesday It was the first appear-
sacs of Mils Amy Bulimia at the court representations,
and we are informed that she acquitted herself with great credit
to her own powers and the legitimate compsny of performers
with whom site la connected. Miss Reynolds waste have play ed
the characterof Helen, but not havingrecovertd from her long
and serious illness, was unable to appear. In this emergency
Mr. Buckstone suggested Miss Bwaoborough, wbe, when a
member of the Haymarket Theatre, bad frequently sus-
tained the character, and which she did on this occasion w.th
great success ; indeed, it has been stated that the perform-
ance of this evening was 008 of she most, if not . the most
satisfactory ever given under the royal roof. Attrr the
supper (het is always provided for the performers at the con-
clusion of their duties, Mr. Donna, the Examiner of Plays.
who is entrusted with the direction of the royal dramatic re-
preetatatlons, conveyed to the company a most gracious mesa
sage that he had received from Sir Charles Phipps,"