The Sun.
London, England, 1864-01-16 00:00:00

THE CIVIL SERVICE.

WAR oFricE—A vacancy in the Accountant-General's
Department has occurred by the death of Mr. J. Nico:son ;
Mr. C. Bruce has been appointed a probationary clerk in
the Survey Department.

INDIA-OFFICE—A vacancy has occurred in the Registry
Department of the India-office, by the decease of Mr. G. A,
Stubbs, copying clerk.
THE POST-OFFICE—Mr. S. Potts has been appointed a
clerk at Nottingham ; and Mr W. Jones a clerk at Newry,
COPYHOLD INCLOSIIRE AND TITHE COMMISSION—Mr.
T. Taylor has been appointed a second-class clerk, London.

CUSTOMS.-Mr. S. J. Louttit, controller of accounts,
West India Docks, has been promoted to be controller of
accounts in the Tea and East India Department, London ;
Mr. J. R. Squirrel, assistant controller of accounts
for warehousing and general duty, to bo controller
of accounts in the East and W est India Docks, London ;
Mr. R. Dixon, assistant controller of accounts, St. Katha-
rine's Docks, to be assistant controller of accounts for ware-
housing and general duty, London ; Mr. T. Perkins, assist-
ant controller of accounts, East and West India Docks, to
be assistant controller of accounts, St. Kathariee's Docks,
London ; and Mr. G. nagger, principal clerk, Tea and East
India Department, to be assistant controller of accounts in
the East and West India Docks, London.

INLAND REVENUE—Stamps and Tax Branch—Mr. G.
G. Nunn has been appointed to be supernumerary sur-
veyor of taxes; Mr. W. K. Fulcher, from the 6th to the
4th class in the Accountant's Department.
IRELAND—The office of Lord-Lieutenant of the county
of Limerick has become vacant by the death of the Earl of
Clare. A Commissionership of National Education has be-
come vacant by the death of Dean Meyler, D.D. Messrs.
11. J. Mitchell and Jas. Petit have been appointed inspec-
tors under the Registration of Births, &c., Act.
COLONIAL—rIiE EAST INDIES.—Tho Hon. A. Eden has
been appointed Envoy on a special mission to the Court of
Bootan—Hon. C. Pelly to be Commissioner to the Unco-
venanted Civil Service Examinations, Madras; Mr. J. A.
C. Boswell to act as sub collector and joint magistrate of
the Madras district—Mr. H. Ingle, deputy collector, Kur-
rachee, to be superintendent of Karwar, Bombay Presi-
dency—Capt. Holland, Royal Engineers, to officiate as
Auditor of Public Works' accounts, Bombay, during Lieut.
Col. Kendall's absence at Calcutta, continuing to perform
the duties of Under-Secretary to the Bombay Government
in the Public Works Department—Mr, H. W. Graham,
officiating Deputy Assay Master of the Calcutta Mint, to be
Assistant Assay Master of the Madras Mint—Lieut. IL J.
Lug,arcl to he an assistant commissioner at Nagpore—Mr.
E. E. Lewis to officiate as joint magistrate and deputy
collector of Rajshahye—Mr. 11. L. Oliphant to officiate
as joint magistrate and deputy collector of Jossore—
Mr. W. Ainslie to be civil and sessions judge cf Behar—
Mr. W. T. Tucker, to be magistrate and collector of Rung-
pore—Mr. 4. J. Elliot, magistrate and collector of Tirhoot,
to he a magistrate and collector of the first grade—Mr. C.
Lance, officiating magistrate and collector of Mongbyr, to
be a magistrate and collector of the second grade—and Mr,
E. Drummond to officiate as magistrate and collector of
Hoozhly. Ceylon—Mr. H. B. Templar to be acting Govern-
ment agent and acting fiscal for the Central Province dur-
ing the absence of Mr Braybrookc—Mr. J. Swan to be act-
ing principal assistant colonial secretary, and acting clerk
to the councils—and Mr. J. H. Sarum to be acting commis-
sioner of the Court of Requests, and' acting police magis-
trate of Chavagneherry, during the absence of Mr. Worth-
ington,— Civil Service Gazette.

Tertian nunc vertitur annus ex quo ad archieph.copum
Camberiensem Remain purpura auctum, mihi Pontificii
Ablegati partes obeunti ex inaperato contigit, eelsissime ac
potentissime Imperator, ut in tuum augustum conspectum
prodirem, tibique traderem pranipuum cardinalitice dignita-
tis insigne ipsi preestantissimo viro imponendum. Perspecta
dementia atque benignitas qua Majestas Tua me tune pri-
mum id officii exequentem benevole excepit mihi addit ani-
mos, at iterum me tibi sistam, parique munere perfungar,
quum Pius IX. Pontifex. Maximus consimili preemie. am-
plissimum et clarissitnum antistitem Henricum de Bonne-
chose, archiepiscopum Rotemagensium, honestare consti-
tuit. Tam illuatris sane archiepiscopi merits minime latere
poterant, cum non solum Roma, übi primum moram duxit,
sed et diceceses Carcasonensis et Ebroicensis, atque in
prmsentia Rotomagensis ipsi concreditee preeclaras ejus
virtutes, prascipue vero pietatem, dootrinam animarumque
studium admirataa sint. Quo factum est at Sanctitas Sua,
laborer pro Ecclesia Dei ab eo perlatos remunerare exoptans,
ac desideriis Majestatis Tuas obsecundans, ipsum in solemni
Consistorio die xxi proximi superioris mensis Decembris
habit°, in sacrum purpuratorum Patrum collegium coop-
tavit. Quod quicken concilium libentius diem cepit, ut
Galilee sacrorm antistitibus, ob tot tantaque nomina,
maxims vero ob uuanimem erga Apostolicam Sedem
amorem et observantiam probatiesimie, honoris prmberet
testimonium. Itaque quum node prmelarns Retcma-
gensium archiepiscopus purpureo bireto sit decorandus
Summus Pontifex pro singulari tantum benignitate me,
quamvis immeritum, deligere dignatus eat, ut hoc splendi-
dum S. R. E. cardinalium insignie ei deferam. Ut ergo
domandatum mihi officium, honorificum certe atque accep-
tissimam de more expleam, Majestati Tura biretum idem
maxima qua par est reverentia trado, at illud ementissimo
viro velit imponere. Quod profecto tibi pergratum ac per-
jtmundum fore confido, quum illustris antistes tante spud
te amore atque existimatione perfrnatur. Hano vero occa-
sionem lotus arripio, ut tibi, potentissime Imperator, mea
vote expromam. Deus optimus maximus =is precibus
exoratus inclytatn Galliarum nationem, cujus gubernaculum
jamdiu tones, prospsret atque fortunet ; super te, tuatnque
excelsem Conjugeni, est Imperialem Principem oinnia gra-
tiarum charismata effundat, et optatissimam pecem imperio
tuo et orbi universe divine suo affiante numine velit im-
pertire,

M. Meglia then handed to the Emperor the Papal
brief which appointed him Apostolic Ablegate for
the presentation of the hat. The Emperor said a
few words in reply, and then all the company, in-
cluding the Empress and her suite, proceeded to the
chapel of the palace. After mass Cardinal Bonne-
chose made his appearance in his cardinal's dress,
and knelt upon a velvet cushion in front of the Em-
peror. His Majesty then placed the hat on the Cardi-
nal's head,and the master of the ceremonies hung the
crimson mantle upon his shoulders. The Cardinal
then rose, took off his hat, saluted the Emperor,and
returned to his place. The company now proceeded
to the so called " Salon du Premier Consul," where
the new Cardinal made the following addresses to
the Emperor and to the Empress :