The Sun.
London, England, 1860-07-02 00:00:00

VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, ,S.c.

The Royal Household—Mr. Bernard Woodward
has been appointed librarian in ordinary to the
Queen, in the room of Mr. J. 11. Glover, deceased.
The Treasnry.—Mr. Henry George Macaulay
hls been appointed a clerk in the Treasury, and
passed his examination.
Foreign-office.--Mr. Joseph Archer Crowe has
been appointed consul-general at Leipsig, and
passed his examination.
Office of Receiver for the Metropolitan Police
and Police Courts.—Mr. Edwin Mills, supernume-
rary clerk in the Treasury, has been appointed fifth
clerk, and passed his examination. Mr. Thomas
Henry Golden has been promoted to be chief clerk,
vice T. Golden, superannuated. Mr. Edmund B.
Ashford has been promoted to be second clerk, vice
T. H. Golden ; Mr. George Rowe has been pro-
moted to be third clerk, vice Ashford. Mr. Ed-
mund Sanders has been promoted to be fourth
clerk, vice Rowe.
Ecclesiastical Commission.—Mr. Chas. J. Wil-
kins has been appointed a temporary clerk in Lon-
don, and passed his examination. Mr. William B.
Clayton has been appointed to a temporary clerk-
ship, and passed his examination.
General Post-office.—A surveyorship is vacant.
Salary £5OO, increasing £25 a year to £7OO, with
an alloy, ance of 20s. a day when absent from head-
quarters, and actual expenses when travelling ;
also an allowance of £3O a year for office rent. A
third-class clerkship in the secretary's office, Lon-
don, is vacant. Salary, £l2O, increasing £lO a
year to £240. Mr. John Townson has been ap-
pointed a clerk at Lancaster, and passed his exa-
mination. Mr. William J. Page, of the secretary's
office has been appointed principal clerk for foreign
and colonial business. Mr. Maclean, inspector of
mails, has been appointed first principal clerk, and
Mr. Rushton, first-class clerk, has been appointed
second principal clerk in the mail office. Mr. Joice
has been promoted from the second to the first class,
Mr. Adams and Mr. Bains from the third to the
second class of clerks in the secretary's office. Mr.
Beaufort, surveyor of Birmingham district, has been
appointed postmaster of Manchester. Mr. Read,
first-class clerk at Weymouth, has been appointed
postmaster of Weymouth.
Customs.—The following classifications and ap-
pointments for the new establishment have been
made :—Principal Inspector of Gaugers—Mr. J. L.
Johnstone, late principal inspector. Three Inspec-
tors of Gaugers of the First Class—Mr. Alfred
Baker, late landing-surveyor at Greenock; Mr. W.
W. Godfrey, late redundant landing-surveyor at
Glasgow; Mr. R. Whittaker, late inspector of
gaugers. Five Inspectors of Gaugers of the Second
Class—Mr. Thomas Hull, late inspector of gaugers ;
Mr. Hugh M. Cumming, late gauger, first class,
acting inspector of gaugers ; Mr. John Macqueen,
late searcher, third class ; Mr. David Taylor, late
gauger, second class, acting inspector of gaugers ;
Mr. N. Stevens, late gauger, third class, acting in-
spector of gaugers.
Inland Revenue Department—Excise Branch.—
Mr. Robert Farmer, officer of Castleblayney Ride,
Newry collection, has been appointed. to Warren-
point Ride, Newry collection ; Mr. Paul Donovan,
dropped first-class assistant, Cork collection, has
been appointed to Castleblaney Ride, Newry col-
lection ; Mr. George Massey, officer of ednesbury
second division, Lichfield collection, has beenaP:
p -
pointed to Wednesbury first division, Lichfield .
collection ; Mr. James Brandon, officer of Snaith
division, York collection, has been
appointed to
coll ect ion ;
Wednesbury second division, Lichfie
idk
fourth
Mr. Charles W. Bird, officer of Penny cuic
division, Haddington .
_hasbee_ni a. er neepp:inte. d
to Snaith division, York collection.
Gazette.

THE GENERAL STAFF.--TO-day
.General Knollys
resigns the Aldorshott command, in which hti will
ebtaeeri
suc-
ceeded by Sir John Ponnotather. Sir George h
assumes the comman.d of the noithern district on Monday.
On the same day Major-General Forster assitmes the duties
of Military Secretary to the Commander-in-Chief, in the
room of Sir Charles Yorke, who well deserves the Grand
Cross of the Bath, conferred upon him after six years of
constant and trying work; and Sir Alfred H orsford takes
General Forster's place as Deputy Adi titan t General.—
orinny anq oArqvu Gazette,