The Sun.
London, England, 1867-07-20 00:00:00

LONDON GAZETTE.-LAST EVENING.

WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, JULY 19.
3d Regiment of Dragoon. Guards—COrnet James F. L.
MacFarlane, from the 12th Lancers, to bo Cornet, vice
George Robert Hodgson, a Probationer for the Indian

Staff Corps.
4th flussare—Lioutenant Frederick henry Maitland, from
the Bth Hussars, to be Lieutenant, vice Birkett, who

changes; Quartermaster Michael' Carey, froni the Bth
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Kelly, Hussaho ex-
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Master, vice John Clark, deceased.
sth Lancers-Lieutenant Richard Chambers, from the Bth
Hussars, to be Lieutenant, vice Andrew, who exchanges.
7th Hussars-Ensign Cecil Loftus Wellesley Heade, from
the 50th Foot, to bo Cornet, vice John Robert Burlton
Bennett, a Probationer for the Indian Staff Corps.
Bth Hussars-Lieutenant William Birkett, from the 4th
Hussars, to be Lieutenant, vice Maitland, who ex-
changes ; Lieutenant Harry Patrick Andrew, from the
sth Lancers, to be Lieutenant, vice Chambers, who ex-
changes; Quartermaster James William Kelly, from the
4th Hussars, to be Quartermaster, vice Carey, who ex-
changes.
12th Lancers-Wm. Hargrave Pawson, Gent., to be Cor-
net, by purchase, vice Lord Marcus Talbot Do la Poor
Beresford, transferred to the 7th Hussars.
14th Hussars-Ensign James Otway Toiler, from the 6th
Foot, to be Cornet, vice Lord William Leslie Do la Peer
Beresford, transferred to the 9th Lancers.
sth Regiment of Foot-Captain Arthur Howard Southey,
from the 87th Foot, to be Captain.
Gth Foot-James Otway Toller, Gent., to be Ensign.
10th Foot - Lieutenant John Carr to be Captain.
14th Foot-Reginald James Morrison to be Ensign.
17th Foot-Fr o:lane Laeon to be Ensign.
18th Foot-Lieutenant Arthur Manners to be Lieutenant.
46th Foot-Spencer Rawlinson to be Ensign.
55th Foot-Ensign Thomas Drew to be Lieutenant; John
Newman Walker to be Ensign.
56th Foot -Staff Assistant-Surgeon Patrick Walter Staf-
ford to be Assistant-Surgeon.
57th Foot-Lieutenant Henry David Bicknell, from the
18th Foot, to be Lieutenant.
60th Foot-Captain Alfred Lewis, from half-pay late
60th Foot, to be Captlin,
65th Foot -Lieutenant Augustus Tabuteau to be Captain;
Ensign John Lloyd Dickin to be Lieutenant; Charles
Augustus Fillingliam Gent., to b 3 Ensign.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.- Last Eveuing.

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2 40
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Brussels
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Paris
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Marseilles
Trankforl on the Maine
V ienn.
I'riosto
l'utersburg,n
Berlin
Madrid
Cadiz
Leghorn
Milan -
Genoa

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27 25
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27 56
27 35
27 35

SERIOUS CASE OF STABBING.

At the City Police Court, Manchester, yes-
terday, a young man, named John SArgerison,
calty, salesmanasiargd withciinaelarge having,hom
e trade house in this
on the night of
the 2d instant, feloniously stabbed Mr. J.
Richardson, agent of Messrs. Ind, Coope, and
Co., brewers, Spring Gardens. About half-
past ten o'clock on the night in question the pri-
soner went into the King's Arms, IVind inill -street,
and attempted to enter the supper-room. As, how-
ever be was in drink and somewhat ecited, the
landlord would not have him in the room, and, with
one of the waiters, tried to put him out. he
prosecutor was at the time in the inner bar parlour,
and hearing a disturbance he came to the landlord's
assistance. The prisoner was exceedingly violent, and
he was with difficulty ejected. He returned almost
immediately, and the prosecutor again pushed him
out. At this he exclaimed, "If you interfere, I'll
give you one that will settle you," and struck the
prosecutor several heavy blows with an umbrella.
When threatened that he should be given into cus-
tody the prisoner decamped. Ten minutes after-
wards he returned ; he was refused drink, and an-
other disturbance ensued. The prosecutor again
interposed, and seized the prisoner by the collar with
the intention of once more removing him. The
prisoner hit him several times with his right hand,
kicked him on the legs so as to cause a dislocation,
and with his left hand, which he had been seen to
draw from behind, struck him many times on and
about the left side. When the prosecutor had got
into the street he found that he had been stabee
bed,
and he was taken to the Royal Infirmary,
whr
his wounds were dressed. lie was afterwards re-
moved to a friend's house, and was only now able,
for the first time, to appear in court ; he was
still so weak from his injuries that be had to
remain sitting while giving his evidence. The
prisoner escaped from the prosecutor at the
time of the assault, remarking, " You'll sce
how you like that,l but he was apprehended at his
lodgings iu Bank-street, Cheethatn Hill, about three
o'clock on the
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he behaved very badly to me."
Inspector
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pocketwhic dai dk int i.
f"e 'aft lhde said,officer,
re-
marked, " There does not appear to be any blood
on it," to which the prisoner replied, "No ; I
washed it when 1 came home." 'rhe knife, it was
scemto
athav the be noy
eenwaalshed..--111 r.
stated, did n ,
houseot
surgeon Infirmary,
said he examined the prosecutor. He found a wound
on the left buttock, passing upwards and inwards
and six inches in extent. There were two other
smaller wounds on the left thigh, one about two and
a half inches deep, and the other about one and a
half inch in depth. The wounds were originally
of a dangerous character, but he now considered the
prosecutor out of peril. It was not possible the knife
produced could have inflicted the large wound, which
must have been caused by something like a bowie-
knife.—Mr. Maybury said a woman who saw the
prisoner go into the King'S Arms the third ti
ame
would have ban able to say something about
bright instrument which she saw bad she. been pre-
sent. He thought he could produce
The her if the case
prisoner was
was adjourned for a few days.
committed for trial at the assizes.—Au application
that he might be admitted to bail, made by Mr. R.
B. B. Cobbett, was refused.—ManchesterGuardian.

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