The Sun.
London, England, 1862-01-15 00:00:00

Bali VET.

Captain and Brevet-Mayo r Arthur Need, of the 14th
Hussars, to be Lieutenant .C 4 )lonel in the Army,

TO BE 3TAJOB,', IX TILE ARMY.

Second Capt Thomas Jame s Maclachlan, of the Bombay
Artillery
Cavt, Thomas Clifton, Bon, bay Infantry
Capt. Charles Henry Panifa r, Bengal Infantry
Capt. Henry Clerk, Madran Infantry
Capt. How.nd Codrington, I lowker, Madras Infantry
Capt. John Iklexander MatPre w Macdonald, Bombay In-
fantry
Capt. George Ernest Rose, Ili& Brigade
The following promotio us to take place consequent on
the decease of Lieutenant- Cteneral Dennis Daly, on the 19th
of December, 1861 :
Major- Gen. Allan T. Mael ian, Col. of the 13th Hussars,
to be Lient -Gen.
Major-Gen. Sir Edward Lu 4 -lard, K.C.8., promoted for
distinguished service on the 20 th July, 11358, to be placed
upon the fixed establishment of Major -Gen.
Lieut.-Col. C. Higginson Tel tah-Hecker, half-pay un-
attached, Assist.- Commandant of ' the Cavalry Depot at
Maidstone, to bo Col.
Capt. and Brevet-Major Henry Lowther Chermside,
Roy al Artillery, Vibe Lieut.-Col.
Capt. Harlon Lloyd Cafe, 9lth Foot, to be Major.
The undermentioned Staff officers of ..-Pensi ,ners, retired
upC`u full pay, ta have a step of honorary rank :
Capt, and Brevet Col. Edward Sterling Farmer, half Tay
titint tached, to bo 11,2-or-Gen.
Capt. Brevet Lieut.. Col. William O'Neill, half-pay
unattached, to be Cl.
The undermentioned (*dicers to bo employed upon a par-
ticular service :
Capt. William Wallis Ki:ng, from half-pay 12th Lancers,
to be Capt.
Acting Veterinary-Surg. villiam Barker Walters to be
Acting Veterinary-Surg.
BANKRL 'PT&
David Braun and Benjamin
Kortoske, hat manufac-
turers London-wall, City
William Perton, jun., plumber, ijensington.
Henry Frost, grocer, spitaifiods„.tiarket
Leopold Fi-chel, merchant, Fenchu.ech-street
Thomas W. Hentley, grocer, Reigate!
John Kelland, saw mill proprietor, •Weatworth-street,
Whiteehapel
Samuel Lansdale, egg merchant, Croga. -street, Black-
friars-road
The Rev. Alexander Watson, Harston, Can bridge
George F. Cocksedge, assistant warelouseamm, Down-
ham-road, Islington
Thomas W. Jewell, surgeon, Harwich
James L. Pilbeam, simper, Rochester
Edward Symonds, commercial traveller, "W-alworth
Levi Fry, grocer, Boui•nemou; h
Josiah Cherry, licensed victualler, Castle-street, Leiees-
ter-square
Sidney Percy Child, tea merchant, Sutton, Surrey
William Wilson, harness-Weaker, Hoddesdon
Edward Reece Blackmore, baker, Islington
John William Feakes, plumber, Lupus-street, Pimlico
Alfred Hall Brown, haberdasher, Norwich
Ralph John Tippin, tinplate-worker, Love-lane, East-
cheap
Thomas Smart, market gardener,. Woodford, Essex
Edwin Alfred Garland, solicitar's clerk, Portswood,
Hants
Archibald Prentice Childs, surgeon, Ilammersmith
William George, homeopathist' Walsworth
Thomas Webster Tennant, attorney's clerk, Camberwell
John Woollet, carpenter, Bromley, Kent
Horace Stebbing Roscoe, literary author, St. John, Nor.*
wood
Albert Green, physician, Paddington
John Evans, traveller, Basinghall-street
Andrew Dicker, jobmaster, Hammersmith
Emanuel Beazley, sharebroker, Lothbury
Charles Cotching, Aylesbury
Daniel Lowe, licensed victualler, Birmingham
Thomas Preston, sen., farmer, Stattesden, Salop
William Cliff, cooper, Burton-upon-Trent
Joseph Woodward, farmer, Adbaston, Stafford
Robert and William Carson, builders, Nottingham
James Hallam, beerseller. Nottingham
Edward Perry, clerk in holy orders, Llangattock-Yrbon,
Avel, Monmouth
J. Burgess, painter, Weston-super-Mare
John Dale, baker, Penzance
Thomas Gamble, potato dealer, Huntington, Yorkshire
IVm. Harwood, cab proprietor, Sheffield
James Sinclair, M.D., Huddersfield
John Cowburn, joiner, Millbridge, near Leeds
Wm. Wilson, jun., and James Kaye, bobbin turners,
Mossley
Richard Boone, furniture broker, Pendlebury, Lancaster
George Whittaker, farmer, Radcliffe, Lancaster
Fred. 11. Emerson, supervisor of excise, 'Whitehaven
James Roberts, butcher, Liverpool
James Dalgliesb, ironmonger, Liverpool
George Bowden, beerhouse keeper, Bristol
George Peal, cordwainer, Nottingham
Thomas Eris, joiner, Small-bridge, near Rochdale
James Huhn", labourer, Stoke-upon-Trent
Adam PankhutA greengrocer, Stoke-upon-Trent
David Williams, .:11nkeeper, Llanelly
John Purshouse, eiarterreaster, Sedgley, Stafford
Charles Fish, greengrocer, Bothnia
Wm. Adamson, shopkeetier, Leeds
Thomas Yeoman Yately, _licensed victualler
Samuel Prescott, licensed victualler, Kirkby-cum-Os-
godby, Lincoln
John Mitchell, publican, Monii-wearmouth
Isaac Hudson, trimmer, Hartlepool
John Claypole, publican, Foxton, Leicester
James Mason, commission agent, Truro
Wm. Fox, publican, Great Yarmouth
Writ. Chapman, innkeeper, Wellingborough
Henry Cook, jun., innkeeper, Gainsborough
Francis Snook, carpenter, Fenny Stratford
George Wham by, beerhouse keeper, Portwood, Cheater
ohu Burrows Harrison, secretary, Birkenhead
Thomas Bourne, brickmaker, Cardiston
Mary Storey, innkeeper, Seaton, Cumberland
Wm. Boughton, seedsman, Burgh-le-Marsh
Henry John Carr, retired commander, Bradwell-near.
the-Sea
John Smith, farmer, Ashborne, Derby
John Bromfield, brewer, Swansea
Richard Saxton, beerhouse keeper, Alfreton
Thomas and James Rolfe, hatters, Slough, Bucks
Joseph Meyrick Meyrick, watchmaker, New Windsor
Edwin Henry Wallis, innkeeper, Wantage, Berko
Freeman Turner, general dealer, Oxford
Helena Ann Hyde, dealer in fancy goods, Tenburb
Worcester

COUNTRY MA.RKE 2S.

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LEEDS-JAN. 14.

Arrivals of wheat small, and there was a thin attend-
ance at market. The trade continues in a very inanimate
state, factors freely offering wheat at a decline of is to 25
per qr. Barley, unless fine, is lower. Beans and oats ra-
ther lower.