The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-06 00:00:00

TIONS IN THE CIVIL SERVICE.

War Department. —The barrack. mastership of
Preston has become vacant by the death of Lieutenant
Zoete WGoldrick. Colonel Wilford hes been appointed
governor of the Royal Military Academy at Wooleisb.
Captain Boller has bean appointed governor of the new
eonviet establishment, Chatham.
The Rome Department.—The talcs of one of 0 • metro-
politan polioe magistrate@ has become vacant by the death
of Mr. Gilbert Abbott Alleekett.
Howe of Commons.—A messengenhip in the Room of
Commons has become vacant by the death of Mr. Rash
[ Mallow._ . . .

Post-oMee.—Mr. J. H. BUD' haa been appointed clerk to
the postmaster of Deal.
Knights of Windsor.—A vacancy oaths royal fotrodation
of the military knights of Wrndscr baa beau ceased by the
death of Lieutenant Hugh Flemisg.
Coast-Goard.—A vacancy tee been mimed is the second
enestenhip at flwanage, Dorset, by the dub of Mr. Sydney
Yorke Larry.
Customs.—Yr. I. F. Redden kis been promoted from
collector et Portsmouth to be collector at Greenock. Mr.
D. Colquboan bag been promoted from collector at Lime-
rick to be collector at Portsmouth. Mr J. Rue has been
promoted from collector at Dora rto be ro!lector at Lime.
rick. Mr. J. G. Bereeford has been pr.moted Irma collector
at Peasant* to be collector at Dere r. Mr. W. H. Holmes
has been promoted from collector at Gelway to he corleotor
at Penzance. Mr. A Thornton has tutu promoted from eon-
troller at Whitebaven to be collector at (blue.. Mr. W.
Ticknor has been promoted from controller at Newry to be
controller at Wilhelm's. Mr. J Hughes has been pro-
moted from collector at Bridgewater to be controller at
Newry. Mr. G. Williams hat been prompted irons eon-
trolier totalisator at Bridgewater. Mr. T. Jackson has
tom promoted from controller at Colereine to be cAtticller
at Bridgewater. Mr. C. W. Craxtrn his been prcmoted
from controller at Altos to be tent, iller at Coleraine.
Ireland.—Memo. Peacock, Harvey, Hill, on'l Owen,
bate been appointed cadets In the cone oh clary, after a com-
petitive examination.
Malta.—A vecutcy has bees crested in the office °toupee.
intendant of quarantine and of invite police by the death
of Captain Oroce,. R.Df.—Ciml :wows Gazette.

It is currently rumoured, but wo do rot vouch for
the correctness of the report, that the It ght Hon. Charles
P. Vatter., t►e present J edge Ado cut.-General, and
brother of Lord Clarendon, wilt probably be the successor
of the late Sir William Temple as ink:neer at the court of
Naples Mr. Villier.'e politicel views • onld stem to qualify
him for this pert:cigar poet it the present mi a:est.—Mon-
cheerer Gerordum.
ENCOUNTER WITH A FEROCIOUS BULL —A
lamentable catastrophe orienrred on Friday lest to S. F.
Webeter. B.q , cf Bark-hall, Chapel-en-le-Frith. Oa the
mornieg in questiou he west along with his man-servant
with a cow of his to • ball belonging to Mr. Jests Lomas,
Ridge-hall. Oa hie driviog the bull down the field he
began to show signs of ferooity, of which Mr. Webster, •
stmt. Gusted.] young man, did not take much route. At
last the infuriated animal ran madly at his, end, oa his
retiring backwards, placed his against the wall and togs&
to gore and butt bias la the most frightful and savage man-
ger. The meant-man ran to Me sesistasee, but their
salted efforts were for • tlme ain't to drive his tram
his fierce design. When farther aseicenoe bad avived real
the ferocious animal wee driven away, Mr. Water was
found to ►eve sustained most serious injury. One rye wan
completely prod oat. Use back part of his head was dyad-
fully seaseed, and he was Ltherwise sadly mutilated and
WNM as hums, quantity of bloo t. Its was c mreved
Moab sad ►is medleal attdent luau*, sawasoaad.
lIA was ler a sold), despaired of, sad be mew lie is a very
dasipere slate.--D•rey mere