The Sun.
London, England, 1862-06-07 00:00:00

FROM THE GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT.

WHITEHALL, JUNE 5.
The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be
passed under the Great Seal, granting unto Admiral Sir
Graham Eden Hamond, Bart., G.C.B, the office or place
of Vice-Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, and Lieutenant of the Admiralty thereof, in
the room of Admiral Sir William Hall Gage, G.C.8., pro-
moted to be Admiral of the Fleet.
The Queen has also pleased to direct letters patent to be
passed under the Great Seal, granting unto Admiral Sir
Francis William Austen, G.C.8., the office. or place of
Rear-Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland, and of the Admiralty thereof, in the room of the
said Admiral Sir Graham Eden Hamond.
FOREIGN- OFFICE, JUNE 5.

The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Wat-
son Vredenburg, EN., to be Arbitrator, on the part of her
Majesty, is the Mixed British and Portuguese Commission'
established at the City et Loands, in the Province of An-
gola, under the Treaty, concluded at Lisbon on the 3d
July, 1842, between Great Britain and Portugal, for the
suppression of the slave trade.
WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, JrNE 6.
The Hon. Artillery Company of London—Sergeant
Edward Mease, Sergeant Frederick John Bowmen to be
Ensign.

INDIA• OFFICE, Jrriz 5.
The name of Major John William Carnegie, C. 8., of the
late 15th Regiment of Bengal Native Infantry, has been
removed from the list of officers of her Majesty's Bengal
Army from the sth June.
Appointments to direct cadetships in her Majesty's In-
dian service having ceased, it has been determined that a
number of commissions in the army shall be given an-
nually to persons selected by her Majesty's Secretary of
State in Council from among the sons of civil and military
officers who have served in India.

The cadets so selected will be required to pass through
the Royal Military College, at Sandhurst, and they will
be subject to the regulations issued by the General Com-
manding-in-Chief relative to the admission, education, and
military training of gentleman cadets at that college.
The expense of the education, board, washing, and medi-
cal attendaZce of the cadets so selected will be borne by the
Secretary of State for India in Council.
The number of cadets so selected, allowed to be borne on
the establishment of the college, is 20.
Persons entitled to apply for these appointments should
address to the Under Secretary of State, India Office.

COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD LIEUTENANT.
George Cubitt, Esq., M P., Lieut.-Col. James Miller,
Ed ward William Cox, Esq., Lieut.• Col. Francis Henry
Newland Glossop, and Wm, Tayler, Esq,, to be Deputy
Lieutenants.

BANKRUPTS.
Leonard G. Crowle, commission agent, Cheapaide
Henry W. Clarke, carpenter, Old Ford-road
James G. Strahan, appraiser, Camberwell
Charles Dawson, clerk, Southwark
Henry C. Dale, Highbury New-park
Nathan Lucas, baker, Brixton-hill, Surrey
Win. Bale, coal dealer, Hackney-road
Edmund F. Healy, jewellery setter, Clerkenwell
Charles Menem, butcher, Baldock, Hertfordshire
Samuel Henry Hall, watch case engraver, Goswell-road
John Newby, Wanstead, Essex
Henry G. Holmes, baker, North-street, Lisson-grove
William Anstey, grocer, Little Sampford, Essex
William H. Wakelin, builder, Ealing, Middlesex
Ezra Jacobs, butcher, Whitechapel
William Hawkins, Brixton
J. Horatio Carter, bookseller, Bedford
Ashbury Ansell, fruiterer. Birmingham
Rees Thomas. weaver, Swansea
George John Merritt, stonemason, Landport, Portsea
William Hyde, carpenter, Weston-super-Mare
John Edwards, cotton waste dealer, Ashton-under-LYno
William Davies, tailor, Maesbrook, Salop
George May, tailor, Scotter, Lincolnshire
Andrew Blackley, innkeeper, Silloth, Cumberland
John Buckley, tobacconist, Bury
John Palmer, innkeeper, Lancaster
Thomas Dovener, stonemason, Burnley
James Carruthers, publican, Blackheath
Robert Cook, cork manufacturer, Wapping
George Smith, grocer, Marylebone-lane
Thome de Castro, jun., merchant, Gracechurch-street
Joseph Wheston, beerseller, Pampisford
Jonathan Baker, publican, Barnet
George Duke, grocer, Isle of Wight
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Thomas Lee Story, draper, Thrapdston,
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Henry Bursell, tanner,
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John Wombell, printer, .
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John Arnold Por cabinetmaker, Leicester
Stam-
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Thomas Wilton Veser,

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Wm. Burnside, grocer, Millheugh, Lanarkshire
Donald M‘Lennan, warehouseman, Glasgow
J. and G. M'Culloch, contractors, Glasgow
Peter Allan, vintner, Macduff
Wm. L. Gunn, gasalier manufacturer, Gleogov
Donald M'Kinnon, painter, Glasgow

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11-- Brock Thwaites, surgeon dentist, Bristol
John
John Pickering Dagnall, merchant, Liverpool
Richard smith and Joseph Kelsall, salesmen, Liverpool
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Wm. C. Bramwell, butcher, Blackburn
Jahn Stafford and Joseph Stafford, spinners, New Mills
Joseph Cooper, manufacturer, Manchester
John Conway, aquarium dealer, Manchester
John Lancashire, silk manufacturer, Middleton
Wm. H. Adams, innkeeper, Chelford
Jas. J. Brown and Jas. Briggs, Monkwearmouth, ship-
builders
John Jackson, publican, North Shields
Robert Brown, shipowner, Sunderland
Henry Cross, ship broker, Sunderland
Joseph Everett, hatter, Bristol
James Gilson Forster, tailor, Birmingham
Richard Gaunt, stamper, Birmingham
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John Cross lace maker, Gotham, Notting
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George 11. 'Snow, raddler, Bideford
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James Thorneley, Newton, Cheeshoi
James Parkinson, organ builder,
J. Edwards,bankeeper,
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Francis Adrian Vander Vyver, merchant, Lin

AVERAGE PRICE OF 8
n GA-Lc.
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Suer, computed
g J une 3, 1862,
from the returns made in the week ending r payable
exclusive of the duties of Customs
paid
toßritain .
thereon on the importation thereof i
—YisisiEuDxr.
Per. cwt.
Mauritius ........ From the British possessions in
............ . 22:: 0.2 d..
Average price of the three foregoing
East . . .
.1
.n.d.i e. s
3. .:11:h.100.0nr.ntt.th..hs.
s. . : - d .
—B. —d.
111215 161
Ditto ............ .18i 11 18a
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
Rotterdam .......... 11
Amsterdam
183/4 11 18A
Antwerp ........ .. • • 25 45 25 50
Brussels ........... 25 45
Hamburgh .......... _ 1n 8 25 50
Paris .............. Short. a t 13 81
?Ditto
Marseilles
Frankfort on Maine — 25 42f 25 50
Vienna
ieste
Tr .
Petersburgh
Berlin
Madrid
Cadiz
Leghorn
Milan
Genoa
........
—33 t
49f
49f
25 50
25 52} 25
25 60 34
49i
49f
25 05
66
25 66
39
Naples
Palermo — 39,1
119 119
Messina — 119 119
Lisbon — 521 521
62i
Oporto 521
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