The Sun.
London, England, 1862-07-25 00:00:00

LONDON GAZETTE —this Evening.

FOREIGN OFFICE, JULY 25.
It is hereby notified that the Right Hon. the Earl Rue-
sell, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs, has received trout the Lords Commissioners of the
Admiralty a communication, enclosing a letter from Cap-
tain Miller, of her Majesty's ship Clio, dated Acapulco,
the I,ith of June, reporting that the port of Mazatlan, on
the West Coast of Mexico, was blockaded onthe 28th of
May last, by the frigate Bayonnaise, belonging to the
Naval Forces of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of tb.e
French. _

;I\PIIA.eaLBLd, J'-
'gLilve2o3r.ders for
WAR-OFFlCE,graPeikeaLsLl
Heontoourable Order of
ahpapsobineterun ents the Most
~Governor _ts Commanders, of the saidofMtohset
h eT following Queen
:he Bath :
DECIDEDLY IRISH.—A Dublin journa: observes seTcoonabeclOasrsdinoarryKAnliemhbers of the Civil Division
Y Honourable Order, viz':
.Animander-in-
that a handbill annoucing a public meeting in that cit
Cbiet in and over the
states, with boundless liberality, that " the ladies, without William Stevenson, C.B and ,
distinction of sex, are invited to attend."
• Island of Mauritius and
ALARMING FIRE ON THE RIVER.—This after- Phili ' Edmond 'WM its depen-
dencies
noon a conflagration, which at ono time threatened to Commander-in-Chief ehouse, Rsq , C. 8., Governor and
cause great damage to the works of the Charing-cross Good Hope and its din and over the colony of the Cape of
Railway at present in progress across the Thames, occurred Commissioner for the
epsendencies, and her Majesty's Higli
on board a barge heavily laden with kyanized beams and ot territories adjacent eating and aojustment of the attars
sleepers, which had but a short time before arrived, and of that colony ; or contiguous to the Eastern frontier
which was moored precisely wider the first arch ofCharles henry Darli c. P
Governor-in-Chief
n.., —sq. Captain-General and
the new bridge next the Surrey side, of a serious nature its dependences, in and over the' Island of Jamaica and
broke out about half-past three o'clock this afternoon. Major-General
Such an occurrence created the greatest excitement, and of administering Ed ward Macarthur, c•B., , someio time
course most active exertions were made to extinguish the fire, Tobe Ordinary
Governmenti‘ of theceivolie
_3: I
the i uDi°visiontoolaihe
but without success. One of the engines of the Fire B. i- .rhird Class, or Companions, Members of
ooff tlae said Most Honourable
gade, however, shortly arrived on the adjacent wharf, Order, viz. :
and commenced discharging a large quantity of Francis Ilincks, Esq.. Governor and Commander-iti-
veater Chief in and over the Colony of British Guiana.
upon the burning craft for some time with very little Charles John Bayley, E,9
~ Gov...nor and Commander--
effect, and fears now began to arise for the safety
of thy' in-Chief in and over the Bauania Islands and their depen-
vessels lying near, on board of which were lar dencies.
of hay and straw. Fortunately, before any ge quantities Tier Baillie Hamilton, Esq., Governor and Commander-
was done, the fire burned through the sides further damage in-Chief in and over the Islands of Antigua, Montserrat,
thus let in the water in the river,
few moments extinguished the which, of course, in a Islands, and D i_ .!
mudniteennedy E
flames T Arthur .Ed war 1 sq., some time Captain
appears to be entirely destroyed.. he la, ge cargo General and Governor-in-Chief in and over the Colony of
gine arrived after the fire wa The. floe bag steam en- Sierra Leone and its dependencies, and subsequently oo-
as extin extinguished, vernor and Commander-in.-Chief in and over the Colony of
KIRKALDY BuRGEr g shed'.
•),--B ,. ‘Nreatern Australia.
Lord Schomberg Ythe 'withdrawal of Sir Alfred Stephen, Knight, Chief Justice of the
Kerr, the fie
independent Liberal candid field is again left clear for the Supreme Court of the Colony of New South Wales; and
a crowded meeting in ate, Mr. Aytoun, who addressed Henry Black, Esq , Judge of the Vice-Admiralty Court
of the Province of Canada.
day evening, and was f Corn Exchange, Kirkaldy, on Toes- PeDINIIR.ALIY, JULY 21.
Kerr's address to th favourably received. Lord Schoinberg Royal Marine Artillery—Second Lieutenant Alexander
it was withdrawn, e electors was scarcely issued before George Anson to be First Lieutenant, vice Siuddert
Kirkaldy that s his lordship finding on his arrival at placed on half-pay.
with the Liberalinterest • *ded there was BANKRUPTS.
nu chance fora C
fully
ex-
petted that a___
h.onservative candidate. It was
importance
The follow ing are the only bankrupts of any commercial
W ig candidate would be brought forward as importance which appear in the " Gazette" of this even-
the proper A t b -
successor to Col. Ferguson, but Mr. y oun e
im, .
ing first in the field
it was thought inexpedient to oppose
Henry Prosser, brewer, Merthyr Tidfil
hint, and so disunite the Liberal electors. Eletijaanin Hayward, innkeeper, Oxtord
_Ed war] Oliver,
attorney, Birmingham
A ROMAN R.ULWAY. A letter from Rome of the
Charles Henry Mort, hardware merchant, Sheffield
Will says :—" A „rent danger threatens the Pontifical Go- J. W. Attwater, builder, Sheerness
vernment. The railway which is to unite Rome to Naples Thomas Amos, builder, Upper Norwood
is now entirely completed. Tho section. from Rome to the Thomas_ Beckensall, builder, Steveutoa, LL:lishiry
Vontifical frontier will be opened in a few days. Although ilohnr Wit.,ttone,ageeneral dealer, Chelsea
H I y, steno-sawyer,
this part has been finished since the end of last year, it has
way-roayd Francis-place, Halo-
required no less than six months to induce the Government Win. Low, chemist, Lewes, Sussex
to put the line in operation. The municipality of Velletri, Jahn Bird, carpenter, Everdon, Northamptonshire
at once surprised and happy, has just struck a medal to
..`..ilaniunel Royle, provision dealer, Manchester
preserve the memory of this bounty of the z•overeign Pen- i`
John
,I,•wrw.i.,:iosates, maleter, Bedlingten, Northumberland
tiff. However, the Pontifical Government, not wishing to Joseph Moretoc"ef
tibuildri , Liverpool
have any contact with ' the invaders,' requires that the James Williams,n,
.arraer, Leicester
pontifical employes of the railway from Rome to Naples "Wilber a Adcock, b_rickmak.er, Stafford , strand
wine and spirit inerehan7,, viciusuera,
shall not in any case pass the frontier. Even the rolling Joseph
-,Fisher and 'William Fisher, License"
stock is to be sp cial. After having arrived at Cep ant. '',heapside
travellers will have to change trains. There is no junction, Williarral Perry, farmer, IV-11.rigs ,te Essex
i t
of the rails on the frontier, end it will, therefore, be notes- SCOTCH BANKRUPTS'
sary to make a bit of the journey on foot in order to reach "G°"" DT7 ?burgh, grocer,
_ _asgow
ow
ge
the other train," " 2 I'Lerie, GI
confectioner, Glasg
Roxburgh
Ellis
114 rtin Tier, Alorebasao,

Other bills were forwarded a stsge, and the house ad-
journed.

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