The Sun.
London, England, 1862-04-26 00:00:00

VA CA NCIES', APP OIN fillEN TS, AND
PROMOTIONS IN 2'IIE CIVIL SERVICE.

Home-office--Mr. Ralph Moore has been ap-
pointed an inspector of mines; Mr, Joseph Wilson
has been appointed a clerk in .the Census-office,
Dublin ; Mr. Charles Tyner has been appointed a
clerk in tho Census-flffice, Dahlia.
War-office—Mr. Augustus tlenry Gordon has been
appointed a clerk in the Accountant-General's
partment, ; Mr. George Irving Reid has
been appointed a clerk in the Accountant-General's
department, Pall m tll ; Mr. Frederick Boyd Brown
has been appointed a clerk in the manufactory
department.
Law Department.—Mr. H. P. \Vyatt, of the
Rome Circuit, has been elected. recorder of Seaford.
Emigration-office.—Mr. George Henry Smith has
been appointed a sorting clerk, London.
Postmaster-General's office.—Mr. Arthur Cooper
Read has been appointed a clerk in London.
The Post-office.—Mr. John Barnes has hen ap-
pointed a clerk in the circulation-office, London;
Air. James 0. Beaks has been appointed a clerk in
Cie circulation office, London; Mr. Robert Pretty
has been appointed a clerk in the circulation office,
London.

Customs.—Mr. Francis E. 'Williams, supernu-
merary clerk, Controller-General's-office, London,
has been promoted to be a clerk, fifth class, Con-
troller-General's-office ; Mr. William B. Caddel,
supernumerary clerk, Controller-General's-office,
Loudon, has been appointed to be a clerk, fifth class,
Controller-Genera l's- office ; Mr. Henry Ben net t, out-
door officer, fifth class, London, has been promoted
to be an out-:loor officer, fourth class ; Mr. John
Crabbe, examining officer, fourth class, London, has
been promoted to be an examining officer, third
class.

inland Revenue Department (Stamps and Taxes
Branch).—Mr. Thomas Brown has been promoted
from the second to the first sectiion of the second
class, accountant's department; Mr. James Birds-
eye has been promoted from the third class to second
section, second class, accountant's department ; Mr.
Lewis W. Levien has been promoted from the fourth
to the third class, accountant's department ; Mr.
James Tubb has been promoted from the fifth to the
fourth class, accountant's department ; Mr. Thomas
Hobbs. has been promoted from the third to second
class, Receiver-General's department; Messrs. Peter
Vargas, D. O'Connor, and Thomas Thornton have
been promoted from the fourth to third class,
Receiver-General's department.
Ireland.—Mr. George Browning has been ap-
pointed a clerk in the receiver of constabulary's
office, Dublin.

East Indies.—The Hon. J. D. Inverarity has
been appointed a member of council at Bombay,
in succession to the Hon. H. Reeves, retired ; Mr.
L. B. Bowring, 'private secretary to Lord Canning,
bar been appointed ,commissioner of Mysore and
Coorg ; Mr. It. Temple, Bengal Civil Service, has
beeen appointed to officiate as chief commissioner
of the Central Provinces ; Mr. H. Strachy has been
appointed judicial commissioner; the Hon. T. J. H.
Thurlow has been appointed private secretary to
Lord Elgin. Mr. W. Fisher has been appointed
resident of Travancore and Cochin; Mr. W. Elliot
has been appointed civil and sessions judge of the
Zillah of Cuddapah ; Mr. J. Ratliff has been ap-
pointed civil and sessions judge of the Zillah of
/Mlary.

Ceylon.—Mr. G. W. Paterson has been appointed
acting commissioner of requests and police magi-
strate of Point Pedro; Mr. T. Skinner has been
appointed acting-assistant at Kornegalle to the
Government agent for the North Western Province;
Mr. G. W. Williams, writer, has been attached to
the Government agent's office at Colombo.—Civil
Service Gazette.

MARKETS-THIS DAY.

ARDEN.
large—of fruit small. Most
I' are in fair average request,
ity supported.
FRUIT.