The Sun.
London, England, 1862-06-14 00:00:00

MADRAS ARMY.

Army Rank.
The undermentioned Officers having completed 15 years'
service, to be Captains, by Brevet :
Lieutenant Edwin Gardner Ingram, 24th Regiment
Native Infantry.
Lieutenant Patrick Plunkett Leslie Stafford, 34th Regi-
ment Native Infantry.
Her Majesty has been pleased to permit the undermen.
tioned Officer to resign hose ommatssion :—Ensigu Edmund
William Lys, 35th Regiment Ne Infantry.

BANKRUPTS.
The following are the only bankrupts of any commercial
Lmportance that appear in the Gazette of last evening:—
Jacob Rider, saddler, Parker's-row, Dockhead
Henry G. and Wm. T. Collins, fibre makers, Staines
Amos Holt, commission agent, Bradford
William Sohnider, joiner, MiddlesboroughM
Thomas Wilkinson, cloth manufacturer, orley, York-

shire
William Mitchell, cloth manufacturer, Leeds
Wm. Henry Thomson, money scrivener, Birmingham
Jain. John Dann, warehouseman, Birmingmes George Young Strange, brewer, Bath ham
Jean Geo. Melliard, hat manufacturer, Great Guildford-
street, Southwark
William Dungey, commission agent, Seymour-place
West, Brompton
James Fairman, gunmaker, Jermyn-street, St, James's
SCOTCH BANKRUPTS.
George Rally, writer, Glasgow
Charles Henry, flaxspinner, Dundee
John Brown, farmer, Auchans, Renfrewshire
Christina Todd or Cameron, widow, Perth

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.
imputed
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Su-srp
i °°1"1162,
from the returns made in the week ending itne 10, uteri
exclusive of the duties of Customs id or_ yattY_
.....
thereon on the importation thereof into great Vert. leuvrt.
from the Bmriatiusrihtipno:se
........... i.n.
..............
......
..
....
East Indies ..... . ................
_s.
..../.
7:85225_ :. .. . .
.12 d:
Average price of the three foregoing ........
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COURSE OF EXCIIA.NGE,—YRSTIIIIILY.
Amsterdam ........ 3 Months.
11 16 11 17
11 19/
t
R0tterdamr...........• 26 45 25 60
. 11 19 Fll 19t
Antwerp .......... • • —. o_ .11
Brussels . . .......... 26 46 25 50
Hamburgh .......... 13 Si 13 9
Short. 25 20 25 27
Paris .............. 3
............ Months, 25 45 25 50
Ditto
Marseilles .. • . ...... 25 47i 25
Frankfort on *Maine.. 99
0
Vienna .— 13 90 13 19 0
13 90 13 0
Trieste —
Petersburgh — 331 33
Berlin ....•••••••••• ...._ _
Madrid —49 i
Cadiz —49 i
Leghorn - 25 60
Milan.... We ....
Genoa 25 50
Naples
PalermoMessinaLoFipos roh Foreign
Lisbon
no ......... . . . . . ' . . . 1:
39t
119
mexicanGpolodllia 119 t
52i
in (Standard), per oz ...,
Silver in Bars (Standard) .................
South American Doubloons ...............

25 57i
25 60

119
1191
5521
21
43 17 9
.0 0 0
,0 0 0
, 0 0

CHARING-CROSS HOSPITAL.—The interesting
ceremony of opening additional wards in this valuable let,,
stitution, to be called the Children's Wards, took place on
Thursday evening. There was a large attendance of the
committee and their friends, and the chair was taken by
Mr, W. Stuart. The chairman, having briefly opened the
, proceedings, read a long list of subscriptions, which
amounted to over £2,000 paid, and nearly another £l,OOO
promised. Mr. Few then moved the first resolution, to the
effect that the children's wards be now opened for the re-
ception of patients. The number of children in the ward.,
generally was from 10 to 15, but these wards would accom-
modate 20 children. The funded property of the hospital
was close upon £30,000. After speaking in most feeling
terms of those who had benefited the institution, he stroneY
urged the claims of these wards on the attention
of the
benevolent, Captain O'Brien seconded the motion, which
t
was carried unanimously. The company hen Proceeded
upstairs, and formally opened the wards.
ERROR DAYS.—The following errrOr days have
been appointed :—Court of Queen's Balch, Wednesday,
June 18; and Thursday, 19 ; Court of Common Pleas,
Friday, June 20, and Saturday, 21,
Court of Exchequer,
Monday, June 23, Tuesday, 24, and Wednesday,
M.