The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-20 00:00:00

SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of the 14th contain LO
political information of interest. There are long
accounts of the reviews, rejoicings, and illumina-
tions, which had taken place in honour of the an-
niversaryof the birthdayof the King. The Herald()
states that MM. Avecilla, Riego, illasarte, Ber-
cera, and other persons, who were arrested some
months ago on a charge of conspiracy, have been
set at liberty on bail. M. Rivera alone has been
kept in prison. M. Sisto. Camard,- who was recently
arrested on some political charge, has been re-
leased. It is stated from a Barcelona journal that
a privilege has been granted to M. Debergue for
the construction of a railroad from Granollero to
the French frontier. The 14th being Sunday, the
Stock Exchange was not open.

THE CIVIL SERVICE.—Deputy-Commissary-General
Weir has been Appointed to take charge of the expedi-
tion to the Archipelago, and will hand over his pre,ent
charge at Gibraltar to Assistant-Commissary-General
Davenport, to be held by him until the arrival of
Deputy-Commissary-General Dinwiddie from England
at that station. Mr. Weir will take with him two
of the clerks now serving at Gibraltar. Assistant-
Commissary-General Prake will proceed from Eng-
land on board the Orinoco, accompanied by y
tem-
porar
• clerk Servantes, to serve under Mr. Weir ;
and Assistant-Commissary-Ger eral Archer will leave
Corfu for the same purpose. Mr. Francis Robert Berto-
lacci, of the Ordnance Department, Pall-mall, who has
been engaged on special duties at the Treasury, has been
appointed Auditor of the Duchy of Lancaster. A vacancy
of third-class clerk in the Payment Account-office at the
Admiralty, Somerset-house, is caused by the resignation
of Mr. Percy Stanhope. A clerkship in the Inland De-
partment of the General Post-office is vacant, caused by
the resignation of Mr. Morgan ; salary 801. There will
shortly be a vacancy of Assistant Examiner in the
Audit- )ffice, Somerset-house, caused by the superannua-
tion of Mr. Nantes Tupper, Senior Examiner, second
class. Mr. E. Simpson has been appointed foreman of
shipwrights at Malta Dockyard, at a salary of 160/. a
year. There is a vacancy of a landing-surveyorship at
Liverpool, caused by the death of Mr. Andrew H. Bul-
teel ; salary 4001. There are landing-waiterships vacant
at Liverpool, vice Messrs J. H. Magrath and C. G. Say,
superanuated ; salary 150/. The appointment of con-
trollership of customs at Grimsby is vacant, caused by
the dismissal of S. Mayer. A lauding surveyorship at
Grimsby is vacant, caused by the dismissal of Mr. Capi-
ter.—Ovil s.rvioa

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