The Sun.
London, England, 1862-01-04 00:00:00

FURTHER PARTICULARS-TWO MORE
DEATHS.

We regret to announce that two out of the five of the
sufferers from the accident, who were removed to King's
College Hospital, expired last night—the names of the
unfortunate being William Sabey and Patrick Cocklin
George Standing, who was taken to Charing-cross Hospital,
is progressing favourably, although the injuries he has
received, viz., a severe fracture of the thigh and contusions
about the upper part of the body, are of a very serious
description. Linfield and Gorwell are reported to be going
on well, although their injuries are very extensive.

FEO2II THE GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT.

ADMIRALTY, DEC. 28.
Corps of Royal Marines—First Lieut. Geoffrey Mairis
:o be Quartermaster, vice Burton, promoted.

BANKRUPTS.
Robt. Rowe Knott, clerk, Strand
John Harper, fruiterer, Dudley
Edward Searson, Ripley
Joseph Holtham, builder, Swansea
Thomas Roberts, grocer, Llanelly
Thomas Huggan, bootmaker, Bradford
John Caldecott, hatter, Chester
Thomas Blanshard, glass dealer, Manchester
Wm. Middlewood, joiner, Stretford
Solomon Freedman, builder, Canton, near Cardiff
Frederick Smith, carver, Oxford
Albert Szlumper, tailor, Birkenhead
James Sadler, jun., horse hair manufacturer, Norwich
Charles Edward Townshend, beerseller, Norwich
William Paul, innkeeper, Old Catton, Norfolk
Mark Cross, butcher, Sheffield
Richard Parkin, herring dealer, Sheffield
John Whittaker, farmer, Radeliffe
William Dixon, spirit merchant, Shotley-bridge, Durham
James Moore, glass cutter, Birmingham
James Withers, commission agent, Birmingham
Henry Felsted, Standon, Hertfordshire
George Kilby, farrier, Oxfordshire
Thomas Cobbold, watchmaker, Brighton
Joseph Shaw, farmer, Staffordshire
George Osborne, bootmaker, Sheffield
Wm. Turner, grocer, Sheffield
Wm. Goodwin, straw hat maker, Coventry
Stephen H. Dean, butcher, Lenham, Kent
Wm. E. Morris, clerk, Dudley
Robert Dawson, innkeeper, Carlisle
Samuel B. Flint, trader, Great Driffield
James Larkman, blacksmith, Norfolk
Joseph Thomas Grant, carpenter, Wilts
James Weston, timber dealer, Gloucester
Sarah Skinner, provision dealer, Exeter
Thomas Parker, Lincolnshire
John Fairbrother, licensed brewer, Hertford
George Ellis, grocer, Staleybridge, Cheshire
Joh:C. Seipp, mining agent, Lincoln-street, Mile-end
Moritz Heymann, dealer in fancy goods, Stratford
Matthew Plews, auctioneer, Hampstead
E. Mansell and G. Elliott, auctioneers, London
William Grattan, shoemaker, Chelsea
George Russen, carrier, Croydon
Thomas Jones, cap front manufacturer, Cripplegate
William Vyoyan, ensign, Southwark
Charles Mieville Brown, farmer, Adbolton, Notts
Thos. B. King, sen., commercial traveller, Northampton
George Wilder Cocks, plumber, Poole
Alexander Gordon, C.E., Whitehall
Robert Liddlelow, carpenter, Norwich
Thomas Bedson, manufacturer, Camberwell
Daniel Howard, beershop keeper, Battersea
Joseph Church, farmer, Harlow, Essex
James Cotton, innkeeper, Wilts
Wm. Barker, foreman to a builder, Wokingham
Benj. Blake, riding master, Surbiton, Surrey
Henry C. Cooper, violinist, Salisbury-street, Strand
James Ell, baker, Copenhagen-street, Islington
Adolph Goldstandt, commission agent, New Peckham
Thos. Ottewill, photographic apparatus maker, Islington
George Thos. Mercer, late of Hampstead-road
Mary Allcock, widow, Hulme
John M'Hale, late of Bacup, Lancashire
Henry George, Newport, Monmouthshire
John Buckingham, publican, Stoke Climsland, Cornwall
Henry Darch. Devonshire
Wm. Steele, Sneyds Croft, Staffordshire
IrJoseph Sheldon, quarrier, Fawler, Oxfordshire
Charles Sills, horse dealer, Uxbridge
Edwin H. Keighley, lighterman, Wharf-road
Luke Peace, shoemaker, Portland-street, Walworth
Richard Makey, grocer, Providence-row, Old Ford
Alfred S. Cropp, engraver, Southampton
Alfred E. Gritten, picture dealer, Gerrard-street, Soho
Henry Williams, baker, Salisbury
Henry P. Cook, coachbuilder, Romford
Wm, Crane, shoemaker, Marion-street, Hackney-road
Thomas Newby, traveller, Albert-ter., Camden-town
John Cooper Leeson, engineer, Wilmot-st., Russell-sq.
Vera Dawson Hunt, agent, Strannaer-place,' Maida-vale
Benjamin Cotton, licensed victualler, Shadwell

SCOTCH BANKRUPTS.
John Patterson, teacher, Inverness.
John Orr, farmer, Lanarkshire
Hugh Anderson, coal merchant, Paisley
John Docter, wood merchant, PQrthshire
John Dick, farmer, Lanarkshire
James Allan, merchant, Glasgow

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—YESTERDAY.
Amsterdam
Ditto
Rotterdam — 11 19 11 191
Antwerp .. 25 521 25 571
Brussels — 25 521 25 57i

Hamburgh — 13 71
Paris
Ditto
Marseilles
Frankfort on Maine — 118/
Vienna
Trieste
Petersburgh — 32/

13 81
25 30
25 60
25 60
1181
14 50
14 50
32!

Berlin - —
Madrid
Cadiz
Leghorn — 25 75
Milan — 25 67/
Genoa — 25 671
Naples
Palermo —118 k
Messina — 118/

48k
48k
25 82}
25 77i
25 771
394-
118 f
119

Lisbon ^

Oporto —51 i
Foreign Gold in Bars (standard) .... „
Mexican Dollars
Silver in Bars (Standard) s••.. If
South American Doubloons .... ~., ~

51
£3 17
0 0 0
0 5 1
0 0 0