The Sun.
London, England, 1864-07-16 00:00:00

The Civil Service,

Court of Probate—A vacancy for a supernumerary clerk
has been caused by the resignation of Mr J. Ely.
The Post-office—Mr J. N. Philo, second-class clerk,
Secretary's-office, Dublin, and Mr R. B. Guineas, third-
class clerk, Secretary's-office, London, have been promoted
to be surveyor's clerks ; Mr J. Kerr, British Postmaster at
Constantinople, to be postmaster at Newport, Monmouth—
Mr Jew, inspector of letter-carriers, London, to be British
Postmaster at Constantinople—Mr E. S. Adams, from the
third to the second class clerks, mail-office, London—Mr G.
A. Yeld, from the Probationary to the Third class of clerks,
savings bank department, London—and Messrs. A. C.
Irvine, J. J. Byrne, G. P. Lindley, and A. W. Tombs,
from the probationary to the third class of clerks in the
circulation department, London.
Customs—Mr J. L. Hooper has been promoted from the
third to the second class, Mr H. W. Godfrey, from the
fourth to the third class—and Mr E. Davis from the fifth
to the fourth class of outdoor officers, Bristol ; Mr V.
Knight from the second to the first class of examining
officers, Leith --Mr C. M'Donald, from the third to the
seeond class—and Mr J. Buchanan, from the fourth to the
third class of outdoor officers, Glasgow.
Inland Revenue—Excise Branch—Mr:Daniel Hubbard,
dropped officer, Louth division, has been appointed officer
of Rotherham, first division—Mr W. A. Fiander, officer,
Droitwitch division, to Dudley, the sixth division—Mr
G. Bramble, officer, Cork, second division, to Droitwich
division—Mr R. J. G. Coates, officer, Bath, third division,
to Warminster, first division—Mr A. Legatt, officer, Lla-
nelly division, to Bath, third division—and Mr D. Lewis,
officer, West Bromwich division, to Llanelly division.
The East Indies—Sir J. Arnold has been appointed act-
ing Chief Justice of the High Court of Bombay, during the
absence of Sir Matthew Sousse in England. Mr J. F. Hore,
chief Judge of the Small Cause Court, to be acting
puisne Judge of the High Court—and Mr B. T. Reid
to be acting chief Judge of the Small Cause Court—Mr A.
Colvin to officiate as Under Secretary of India in the Home
Department—Captain C. B, L. Smith, Major C. Baldwin,
Capt. W. B. Thompson, and Capt. J. Ashburner, deputy
commissioners of the fourth class, to be deputy commis-
sioners of the third class—Mr E. F. Harrison, officiating
deputy auditor and accountant-general,Bongal, to be a Go-
vernment director of the
and
of Bengal—Mr D. J.
MtNeile to be a
joint magistrate deputy collector of
Maorshedabad—and Mr H. L. Oliphant to be joint ma-
gistrate and deputy collector of Nuddea. Mr 11. M. Bird-
wood has been confirmed in the api•ointment as Under
Secretary to the Government of Bombay, in the Judicial
Department and Secretary to the Ccuncil for making laws
and regulations. Assis tan t• Surgeon Ft S. Stedman, sur-
geon to the Governor cfMrabAY,
as has been appointed to act
Private Secretary to his Excellency, in addition to his
own duties, during Mr J, Arthur's absence on leave.—
Civil Service Gazate.

Persons in debt may obtain instant protection against
imprisonment or seizure of their goods, and an entire release
from all debts and liaLilities without publicity, by application
to Messrs. Marshall, solinltors of the Court of Bankruptcy.
Charges under £5 payable by easy instalments. Offices—
(established 1830),1?, Hatton-garden. City branch —O. 29or-
gate-street, Bank.—ADTT.