The Sun.
London, England, 1867-01-16 00:00:00

WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, JAN. 15.

30th Regiment of Foot—Major-General Charles Ashmore
to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant-General Thos. Wright,
C. 8., deceased.
Royal Artillery—Captain and Brevet-Major Colin Cook-
worthy to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Brevet-Colonel
Henry Hamilton Maxwell; Second Captain H. Murray
to be Captain, vice Brevet-Major Cookworthy ; Lieut.
Francis Wm. Ward to be Second Captain, vice Murray ;
Lieut. F. B. Roberts to bo Second Captain, vice Arthur
T. B. Stevenson, deceased ; Lieut. A. M. Bonar to be
Second Captain, vice Charles Lenox Tredcroft, re-
signed ; Lieut. H. J. F. Shea to be Second Captain, vice
F. S. Stoney, removed to the Supernumerary List.
The following Gentlemen Cadets from the Royal Military
Academy to be Lieutenants, Commissions to boar date
15th January, 1867, viz.: —The Hon. Frederick William
John Shore, vice F. A. Hand, resigned; Walter Neil
Jervis, vice A. H. Gorges, deceased; David North, vice
E. T. Warry, promoted ; William Butterworth Cooke,
vice E. IL Ryan, promoted ; Graham Moore Lloyd, vice
A. T.B. Stevenson, ; A.C. Talbot. vice M. H. C. B. Stein-
man, promoted; F. L. Archer, vice C. A. Baylay, pro-
moted ; H. J. L. Turnbull, vice C. D. Gordon, deceased ;
Edward Walsh, vice P. B. Raikes, promoted; Charles
John Blake, vice E. G. Battiscombe promoted; William
Whitmore Smith, vice St. John le Shawe, deceased;
Edmond Roche Blies, vice E. T. Ouchterlony, promoted;
Henry Robert Gregan Craufurd, N.C3 A. C. Gardner, ap-
pointed to the 11th Hussars; Hugh Percy Russell, vice
H. Bond, promoted; De Courcy Daniell, vice W. M. B
Walton, promoted ; Henry Wykoham Brook Tunstal.
Haverfield, vice C. A. Gorham, promoted; Philip Leigh-
ton MacGregor Skinner, vice T. H. Ouchterlony, pro-
moted; Robert Hunt King Ross, vice R. T. Hamond
promoted; Win. Aitken, vice W. H. Graham, promoted
Charles H. Aitchison, vice A. W. Duncan, promoted
Robert Turing Bruce, vice G. F. S. Chambers, pro-
moted ; Charles Browurigg FyersWainwright, vice W.
S. Curzon, promoted : William John Mackintosh, vice
R. J. Saunders, resigned; William Martin, vice C. E.
Pritchard, promoted; Charles Scuba-lore Burr, vice C.
E. Armstong, promoted ; George Frederick Wilson, vice
S. Dunlop, promoted ; George Barber Power, vice E.
Lyons, promoted ; Arthur Maurice Pinley, vice H. E.
Baines, deceased ; Walter Riddle, vice C. M. Prother,
deceased ; Fletcher Hayes Grant Creickshunk, vice W.
M. Tollner, promoted ; Frederick Charles Clark, vice R.
T. Farquhar, resigned.
Corps of Royal Engineers--Lieut. Robt. Mitohell Campbell
has been permitted to resign his Commission.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE. Last Evening.

Amsterdam Short. 11 15} 11 161
Ditto 3 Months. 11 181 11 19
Rotterdam
Antwerp — 25 37 25 42}
Brussels
Hamburg — 13 81 13 81
Paris - Short 25 10 25 27}
Ditto 3 Months. 25 32} 25 40
Marseilles
Frankfort on the Maine 1191 119
Vienna.A - 18 45 13/
55
Thesto — 13 4,5 13 571
Petersburg ti - 80}
Berlin
. — 6 241 6 251
Madrid
471 48
Cadiz
274810
Leghorn
27 0 27 10
Milan
Genoa
Naples — 27 0 27 15
Palermo
Messina
Lisbon . • — 51/ 52
Oporto — 511 51/

SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT GLASGOW.—A
special edition of the North firLish Daily Mail of Monday
contains an acc)unt of an accident, attended with injury
to upwards of 20 persons, but, fortunately, with fatal con-
sequences to none, which occurred on Monday forenoon to
the 10 30 a.m. train from Greenock when nearing the
Bridge-street station, Glasgow. It appears that part of the
spring of a carriage, the one next the engine and tender,
had snapped—the effoct, Rain presumed, of the corore frost
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been more serious. The shock of the fall was probably
also lessened from the circumstance that in disconnecting
itself from the train the position of the carriage became
changed, so that on reaching the ground the ends were
found to have been reversed. The carriage, which foil
into the gravel depot of Messrs. George Miller and Co.,
Commerce-street, was a third-class one, without seats, and
at the time is said to have contained 25 or 30 persons, the
majority of whom were more or less injured. A number
wore immediately taken to the Southern police-office,
others were taken into rooms at the Bridge-street railway
station, a.f,number were conveyed to the residence of Dr.
Dunlop, Carlton-place, while two or three were sent at
once to the infirmary.
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