The Sun.
London, England, 1860-07-09 00:00:00

TILE CIVIL SERVICE.

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War-office.—Major-General William Frederick
Forster has been appointed military secretary to
the Commandor-in-Chief, in succession to Lieut.-
General Sir Charles Yorke, K.C.8., resigned-6
salary, £2,000 ; Assistant-Commissary-General Wil-
liam Le Mesurier has been appointed Deputy-Com-
missary-General, vice Mends, deceased; Assistant-
Commissary-General John Sainsbury Davenport
has been 'appointed Deputy-Commissary-Ganerab
vice Williams, retired. The Admiralty.—Mr.
William Coming has been appointed a dockyard
clerk, and passed his examination. Law Depart-
ment. —A vacancy in thd Marlborough-street police-
court has been created by the retirement of Mr.
Peregrine .Bingham, senior magistrate; Mr.
F. A. Carrington, of the Oxford Circuit,
has been appointed Recorder of Woking-
ham. Customs—Mr. Henry Coxwell has been pro-
moted from the third to the second class of clerks in
the secretary's department, London ; Mr. James P.
Midlane, late supernumerary clerk, has been pro-
moted to be 18th clerk in the Receiver-General's-
office, London ; INIr. Henry W. Dobell, late Assis-
tant. Controller-General, has been promoted to be
Controller-General, London ; Mr. Robert G. Had.
senior principal clerk, hai been promoted to be
Assistant Controller-General, London ; Mr. W.
H. Dickinson, first-class clerk, has been promoted.
to be a principal clerk, Controller-General's-
office, London ; Mr. A. White, second-class
clerk, has . been promoted to the first•class, Con-
troller-General's-office, London ; Mr. H. J. Gard-
ner, third-class clerk, has been promoted to the se-
cond class, Controller-General's-office, London. The
following gentlemen have retired from the service
on the reduction of the establishment of the secre-
ary's office—viz., Messrs. W. B. Hunt,A. L. Tolle-

mache, J. Neale, G. Maltby, and R. H. G. F.Pigott.
Inland Revenue Department.—Accountant and
Controller-General's-office Messrs. Charles S.
Hawthorne and Frederick Gripper, assis-
tants to the late Accountant and Control-
ler-General, and Mr. Wm. M. Maxon, surveying
general examiner, of the first class, have been
appointed chief accountants of inland revenue.
Mr. Frederick Livermore, first-class clerk, has
been promoted to be a principal accountant, vice J.
Price, superannuated. Messrs. Hugh Tweedy and
J. G. Le Guay have been promoted from the second
to the first class, Messrs. Henry W. Higgins and
Richard Incledon have been promoted from the
third to the second class. Messrs. W. B. Garrett
and Fredk. R. Meynell have been promoted from
the fourth to the third class. Messrs. Louis W.
Levien and J. K. Punshon have been promoted from
the fifth to the fourth class. Inspector's Depart-
ment.—Mr. Ewd. Hyde has been appointed chief
inspector; Mr. F. B. Garnett has been appointed
assistant to the chief inspector. Excise Branch.—
Mr. Hugh M‘Firlan, officer of Stirling second divi-
sion, Stirling collection, has been appointed to Edin-
burgh fourth division, Edinburgh collection ' • Mr.
Norman Smith, officer of Haltwhistle Ride, New-
castle collection, has been appointed to Stirling
second division, Stirling collection ; Mr. Thomas
Wallis, officer of Llangollen division, Wales
North collection, has been appointed to Wands-
worth first division, Surrey collection. Mr.
Charles Delany, officer of Wandsworth first
division, Surrey collection, has been appointed
to Llangollen division, Wales North collection.
' Ireland.—The office of District Inspector of
National School& has become vacant by the retire-
, went of Mr. P. Quinlan ; Mr. Patrick Maxwell
has been appointed solicitor to the Commissioners
for Charitable Donations and Bequests ; Mr. John
' B. Greene, stipendiary magistrate, has been ordered
to take charge of the Clonakilty district, in the
F county of Cork.—Civil Service Gazette.

t: 0 UNTRY MARKETS.

NORWICH-JULY 7.

To-day's market was only thinly attended, and the wheat
trade was in a most inactive state.
White wheat 60s to 65s I Red wheat 56s to 60,
Malting barley.... 428 to 46s I Chevalier barley 34s to 40s
Distilling do.. ....258 to 278 1 Oats.. 24s to 28s
Flour, 36s to 408 Od per sack from the miller.