The Sun.
London, England, 1862-04-14 00:00:00

SPORTING IN7ELLIGENCE.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER—SATURDAY.
Thero w( re• but few persons present 1„-f1;,y, anti, rob
quently, very little was done. Those. however, who welt)
prepared to lay 100 to 3 about Caractacus for the Derby
were an. ,rnruodated. For the Two Thousand Guineas
Stakes filen?, was a desire to to bet against The Marquis,
but offers were made to take 7to 1. Closing prices:—

TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
7to 2 agst Old Calabar (offered)
6to 1 agst The Marquis (offered)
9to 1 agst Caterer (taken)
12 to 1 agst Alvedisbn (taken)
TILE DERBY.
100 to 3 agst Caractacus (taken)
CHESTER CUP.
200 to 7 asst Vietrix (wauted)

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PROXOTIONS IN THE CIVIL SERVICE.

(From the Civil Service Gazette )
Science arid Art B.:Tarn:tient—Mr. Thomas Am-
brose Bowler has been appointed Assistant Book-
keeper, London, and passed his examination.

Law Department—The Judgeship of the County
Courts Circuit, No. 19, Derby, Chesterfield, Ash-
bourne, &c., has become vacant by the death of Mr.
Joseph Thomas Cantrell. The Hon. R. Bethell
has been appointed a Registrar of the Court of
Bankruptcy.

The Admiralty—The Lieutenant-Governorship
of Greenwich Hospital has become vacant by the
death of Rear-Admiral Sir Wm. Fairbrother Car-
roll, K.C.B. Salary, £BOO. Mr. John Morse Car-
michael has been appointed a temporary clerk,
Whitehall, and passed his examination. Mr. George
Maitland Btandford has been appointed a temporary
clerk, Somerset-house, and passed his examination.
Mr. Samuel Bensley has been appointed a tempo
rary clerk, Somerset-house, and passed his exami-
nation. Mr. George Lyon has been appointed a
temporary clerk, Somerset-house, and passed his
examination. Mr. Malcolm Grant has been appoin-
ted a temporary clerk, Somerset-house, and passed
his examination. Mr. Frederick Edward Eden
Hooper has been appointed a temporary clerk,
Somerset-house, and passed his examination.
Customs.—Mr. Patrick Larkin has been appoin-
ted an out-door officer in London ; Mr. James
Davey has been appointed an out-door officer at
Belfast ; Mr. Joseph Winfield has been appointed
an out-door officer at Rochester; Mr. John Brown
has been promoted from second to first class out-
door officers, London ; Mr. George Wood has been
promoted from third to second class out-door offi-
cers, London ; Mr. Stephen Frend has been promo-
ted from fourth to third class out-door officers,
London ; Mr. Samuel Wenman has been promoted
from fifth to fourth class out-door officers, London ;
Mr. Charles Price has been promoted from fifth to
fourth class out-door-officers, London.

Inland Revenue Department.—Stamps and Taxes
Branch.—The following assistant surveyors of
taxes have been promoted to be surveyors, and ap-
pointed to districts of the fifth class :—Mr A. J.
Althorpe, Peterborough ; Mr P. Arnold, Durham ;
Mr R. L. Bailey, Bury, St. Edmunds ; Mr G. Best,
Spalding; Mr G. C. Barker, Thetford ; Mr T.
Barnett, Dynbigh ; Mr F. Clench, Lincoln, first
division; Mr E. Clinker, Dolgelly ; Mr S. G. Car-
ter, Bridgenorth ; Mr I. B. Cole, Bodmin ; Mr G.
Clayton, Hull, second; Mr C. E. Cousins, Stratford-
le-Bow; Mr H. Coles, Haverfordwest ; Mr T. a
Dick, Macclesfield; Mr H. Eldred, Ross; Mr T.
Gilbert, Yeovil; Mr T. Harris, Exeter, second;
Mr G. Harrison, Brighton second; Mr T. Horner,
Norwich second ; Mr W. Hotham, Brentwood ; Mr
W. S. Hutton, Cirencester ; Mr H. A. Irwin, New-
ark ; Mr G. L. Mark, Faversham ; Mr H. M'Do-
nald, Kettering ; Mr W. Male, Woodbridge ; Mr
T. Miles, Cheadle ; Mr H. Newman, Skipton ; Mr
W. Parry, Staines; Mr G. Phillipson, Ashford.