The Sun.
London, England, 1863-05-02 00:00:00

CIVIL SERVICE.

Foreign-office—Mr. W. G. Sandford, Attache to
the Legation at Turin, has been appointed to be a
third ,eeretary in her Majesty's diplomatic service ;
an Mr. W. Smikh, third secretary in the diplo-
matic service. War-office—Mr. C. G. Emery has
been appointed a clerk in the Accountant-General's
Department, Pall-mall. India-office—Avacancy in
the correspondence department has been caused by
the retirement of Mr. William Henry Batten, senior
clerk. The Admiralty—Mr. F. Cleeve, C. 8.,
Steward of Greenwich Hospital, has been appointed
cashier of that establishment, in the room of Mr.
W. Paine, retired; and Mr. A. Jones, steward, in
succession to Mr. Cleeve. Captain A. P. Ryder,
R.N., private secretary to the Duke of Somerset,
has been appointed Controller-General of the
Coastguard, in the room of Capt. the Hon. Swysfen
T. Carnegie, C. 8., promoted to fleg rank; Captain
11. Hall, private secretary to the First Lord, and
Captain H, E. Edgell, C. 8., Captain-Superinten-
dent of the Royal Clarence-yard, in the room of
Captain the Hon. G. Fowler Hastings, C. 8., pro-
moted. The Audit-office---Mr. D. W. Nesfield has
been appointed a junior examiner. Law Depart-
ment—Mr. J. Davis has been appointed a clerk in
the Registry office, High Court of Admiralty.
Board of Trade—There are two vacancies in the
establishment of the General Register and Record-
office of Seamen. Civil Service Commission—The
office of Secretary to the commission has become
vacant by the death of Mr. M. John G. Maitland.
Salary £BOO. Customs—Mr. E. Langley, has been
appointed outdoor officer, London ; Mr. T. Martin,
a clerk, Leith ; Mr. M. Murray, an ex'ra clerk,
Leith; Mr. J. Muir, an outdoor officer, Peterhead;
and Mr. A. Wnyte, an outdoor efficer, Greenock
Mr. J. Hammy has been promoted from fifth
to
four! h cla-s of examining officers, Greenock. Inland
Revenue.—Excise Branch—Mr. J. M.Connell,
supervisor, Paisley, first district, has been
appointed supervisor of Sunderland district ;
-.Mr. P. Longrigg, supervisor, Sunderland
district, supervisor of Paisley, first dis-
trict ; and Mr. J. Baker, officer. Drogheda
ride, Drogheda collection, and second clerk, New-
castle collection. The East Indies—Mr. W. G.
Young has been appointed to be Junior Secretary
Ito the Board of Revenue, Bengal; Mr. R. P. Jen-
bh"oBo' Officiating magistrate and collector of Beer-
._ to be a magistrate and collector of the first
deride;b Mr. C. B. Garrett to be joint magistrate and
to be jyinint collector of Shahabad; Mr. F. Macnaghten,
o rn
Arr. J. H.
magistrate and deputy collector of Patna;
deputy coileetveushaw, to be a joint magistrate and
Naughton,of the the second grade; Major J. C.
to
listiellass deputy commissioner in
Sibsngur ; C$ be
commissioner, ed eicts_ 'Times, to be an assistant
ofaciati in the province of Oude;
Mr. Simeon,
agistrate and cellector of
Boolundahuhur, to eefinegiarat
secretary to the Go-
vernment of the IsTorth-Westasp
andrdovinces; Mr. G. W.
Colledge, joint magistrate
collector of
the Ist grade at Boolundshuhdueiluttty.o officiate as
magistrate and collector of that
; Major T.
W. Mercer, assistant commissionerritct
l. C. as
to
deputy commissioner, Umritsir; and
Co
Denison, to act as private secretary to the Go A.
nor of Madras e'er-
, during the absence of Mr Breeks,
lc ye.--Civil Service Gazette.