The Sun.
London, England, 1863-12-19 00:00:00

BREVET.

as Colonel C
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18thof
Foot, Lieutenant-Coloneltob
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George The
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h2elsmteOectostabeerk,, 186retired1 full-pay, 67th Foot, to
have the honorary rank of Major.
The undermentioned officers having completed the quali-
fying service in the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, under the
provisions of the Royal Warrant of the 14th October. 1858,
to be Colonels :
Lieutenant-Colonel John Hall Smyth, C.E., Royal
Artillery.
Lieutenant-Colonel Alfred Augustus Chapman, 18th
Foot.
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Gwilt, althe
Foot. •
Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel Alfred Capel Cure,
Grenadier Guards.
MEMORANDUM.—Lieutenant-General Arthur Richard,
of Wellington, K.G., has been permitted to retire from the
service by the sale of an Unattached Lieut-Colonelcy, under
the conditions of the Horse Guards' Circular Memorandum
of 15th February, 1861.
ADMIRALTY, DEC. 16.
Royal Marine Light Infantry—First Lieutenant Jelin.
ger Henry Symons to be Captain,
_vice Daly, placed
on half-pay—Second Lieutenant Frederic Vincen God-
frey Bird to be First Lieutenant, vice Symons— t First
Lieutenant Howard Sutton Jcnes to be Captain, vice
Goold, retired on full pay—Second Lieutenant Percival
Robert Champion to be First Lieutenant, vice Jones,
BANKRUPTS
The following are the only bankrupts of commercial im.
portance in the Gazette :
Win. Randle, corn dealer, Norwich:
Robert Case, oil merchant, Upper Thames-street
James Durham, jun., paper maker, Oxford
James Osborne, upholsterer, Hoxton
Edward Upjohn, dairyman, Lower Belgrave-street
linntriss Kitson, chemist, Scarborough
John Slidell, stationer, Sheffield
John Victor De Fleury, artist, Ramsgate
William Griffiths, grocer, High-street,ppolar
Win. J. Ginger, carpenter, Bexley-heath
Charles Harris, innkeeper, Tewkesbury
Samuel Pratt, clog maker, liiddernajw;r
er
George Hillman, farmer, Aston, Warwickshire
fruiterer, B. Denbighshire
Richard Taylor, coal merchant, Goo
John R. Edwarwdast,eghrolicaenr,a
Piteliearn,lpe,
maker Birmingham
sSeamtuuueell Perry, watch
Henry Hall, iron merchant St,
Thomas Hind, builder, W ' - - Martin's-le-Grand
Josiah Ruff, British win alworth
Be, 6 manufacturer, Kingston
James Little, TOY ANNULLED.
baker, Bristol
SCOTCH
BANKRUPTS.
Messrs. A. and J, t
Wm. Findla -tcnnie & Co., house factors, Glasgow
Findlay, builder, Glasgow

Course of the Exchange--Yesterday,

Amsterdam ---.,--_
Short. 11 171 11 lb
Rotterdam **
3 12 Months. 12 0 12 01
u 12 0/
Ditto
A
B Antwerp O5 70 25 75
ruseele 25 70 25 75
.
Ramburgh Short' 13 8 13 81
--
Paris
Marseilles itto 3 M`0ne5,252,15191191
7070
25 75
25 75
D
Frankfort on Maine
12 20 12 45
Vienna
12 20 12 45
Trieste .. .
Petersbur ...... —32 f
gh
Berlin
47
-- k
_
48
Madrid
Cadiz
-
Leghorn
......... 25 921 25 971
Mi1an.••.•""....•
Genoa - 25 90 25 95
Naples ............. .-- 2.5 92/ 25 971
6 921 25 971
Palermo
25 921 25 971
Messina ...•••••••'•
Lisbon
Oporto
Foreign (told in Bars (Standard), per 0z.... £3 17 g
Ntexican Dollars .
Silver in Bars (Standard)
South American Doublons
0 0 0

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VIENNA,
ti ,
lipheec:abnso.—lutlellie General
arettTkiabrursed to Mieroslawski said to have been toned
in the Zamoyski Palace, and about which the bus_
-
sian journals have made such a noise. The
Wanderer, in announcing the condemnation to
death of the young Count Z imoyski, shows the
complete illegality of the proceeding which is only a
work of political vengeance.
"—SUICIDE OF A YOUNG WOMAN,—An inquest was
held by Mr. Walthew on Thursday evening at the
Mile-end Workhouse, respecting the death of Hannah
Hudson, aged 21 years. The deceased was a worker at an
indiarnhber factory, hnt.
had been for thren weeks out of
employment. Last Saturday evening she called upon
a lriend named I?.lizaheth Sampler, end said, 4t I think thZere
is nothing left for me, and I
will commit suicide."
as 1
shet
r
friend, how6ver, thought that she was merely.iokifT.',,ava a
was in good spirits. She left soon afterwards
to
walk with a young man named Charles Jones,
with which
she was keeping company. She parted from him
Monday morn
apparently
cheerful, but was not seen alive after.t
ng her bonnet was fcund floating
s got out by
in he Regent's Canal,
near llow-road, and her body
means of the drags. Verdict, ,Suicide S subsequently
uickle while of unsound
mind."