The Sun.
London, England, 1862-01-16 00:00:00

JUNE.

Westmeath 3 I Curragh June .. 25
JULY.

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AUGUST.
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Wicklow .. l3 I Galway
SEPTEMBER.
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Carlow .. 10 I Jonkinstown Park 24
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NOYEM. BER.

Armagh . • • . o

LIBERATION OF THE Two AMERICANS TAKEN
FROM THE EUGENIA SMlTH.—Orders have been given by
the Government of the United States for the release of the
two American gentlemen taken from on board the English
schooner Eugenia Smith, by the United States steamer
Santiago de Cuba.

At a meeting held under the auspices of the
Northern Reform Union, at Blaydon, on Monday evening,
petitions to both Houses of Parliament, praying for a radical
reform in the representation of the people in Parliament,
based upon " manhood suffrage and vote by ballot," were
unanimously adopted.
THE CIVIL SERVICE.—Home-office.—The Lord-
Lieutenancy of the County of Lincoln has become vacant by
the death of the Earl of Yarborough. Post- office.—Mr.
illiam Hughes has been promoted from the supplementary
to the second class of clerks at Liverpool. Customs.—Mr
James Rowan has beim appointed an out-door officer in Lon-
don ; Mr. Alfred T. Hayward has been appointed an out-
door officer in London ; Mr. S. Bailey has been appointed
an out-door officcr at Dublin; Mr. Israel Hall has been ap-
pointed an out-door officer at Goole ; Mr. Robert Hood has
been appointed an out -door officer at Glasgow; Mr. Robert J.
Mason, now boatman, has been appointed an out-door officer
at Hull ; Mr. W. B. Smith has been appointed an out-door
officer at Bristol. Inland Revenue Department—Excise
Branch—Mr. James M'Donnell, officer of Cloughjordan
division, Birr collection, has been appointed to Bumtisland
first division, Stirling collection ; Mr. Charles Kipling,
officer of Southwark first division, London south collection
has been appointed to Southwark second division, London
south collection ; Mr. W. T. Bishop, officer of Northwick
division, Warrington collection, has been appointed to
Southwark first division, London south collection; Mr.
Edward Horncastle, officer of Dewsbury fourth division,
Halifax collection, has been appointed to Northwick divi-
sion, Warrington collection; Mr. Henry Wilkes, officer of
Bowling first division, Ayr collection, has been appointed
to Dewsbury fourth division, Halifax collection ; Mr. Wm.
Mackenzie, officer of Bridgend third division, Argyll
collection, has been appointed to Bowling first divi-
sion, Ayr collection; Mr. J. Marsh, officer of Campbelton
twelfth division, Argyll collection, has been appointed to
Bridgend third division, Argyll collection. Ireland—Mr. P.
Butler has been appointed Gentleman of the Bedchamber
to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, in the room of Lord
Otho Fitzgerald, resigned ; the Hon. Henry Leeson has
been appointed Chamberlain to his Excellency the Lord-
Lieutenant, in succession to Mr. Paget Butler. East Indies
—Mr. D. F. Carmichael bas been appointed to act as sub-
ordinate judge of the Zillah of Chicacole ; Colonel J. Im-
pett has been appointed Sheriff of Madras for the ensuing
year ; Lieutenant G. G. Leatb.es has been appointed to
act as first assistant to the political agent in
Kattywar ; Lieutenant H. H. Elliot has been appointed to
I act as second assistant to the political agent in Katty-
war—Civii 'Service gazette.