The Sun.
London, England, 1867-06-01 00:00:00

LONDON GAZETTE.-LAST EVENING.

DOWNING-STREET, MAT 29.
The Queen has been pleased to appoint Willia.m•Row-
land Pyne, Esq., to be President and Senior Member of
the Executive Council of the island of Montserrat.
Iler Majesty has also been pleased to appoint Charles
Frederick Rothery, Esq., to be a member of the Legislative
Council of the Bahama I.lands, and Isaac Farrington
Augustus Bonners and IVilliam Ba,gnell, Esqrs., to be
Non-Elective Members of the Legislative Council of the
Virgin islands.
CROWN-OFFICE, MAY 29.
MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE PRESENT
PARLIAMENT.
County of Sutherland—Ronald Sutherland Levcson
Gower (commonly called Lord Ronald Sutherland Leve-
son Gower), in the room of the Right-lion. Sir David
Dundas, who has accepted the office of Steward of her
Majesty's Chiltern hundreds.
ADMIRALTY, MAY 28, 1867.
Royal Marine Light infantry_First Lieutenant Charles
Edward Macdonald to be Captain, vice Jackson, retired on
full pay ; Second Lieuteulait Herbert Bradley to. be First
Lieutenant, vice Macdonald, proinuoted.
Mr. William M'lutyre has this day been promoted to
the rank of First Class Assistant-Engineer in her MajesWs
Fleet, with seniority of 26th May, 18i;7. •
ItAt-27.
•
Lieut. Austin Vssernodgkinson-haslisen Ws day pm-
meted to ho a retired commander, under her Majy's
Orders in Council of Ist August, 1860, 9th July, 1864, est
and
21th March, 1866.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.- Last Evenirg.

Amsterdam Short. 11 171
Ditto 3 Dlonths.l2 19/
Rotterdam
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Brussels
Hamburg — 13 9
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27 10
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN ROTTEN-ROW.--Yesterday
Count Sabaouroff, attachel to the Russian Embassy
at the Court of St. James's, was thrown from his horse
in Rotten-row, and seriously hurt. Tho Count was riding
a very restive horse, which plunged and reared violently.
Ultimately rising on his hind legs, the animal overbalanced
and fell backwards on his rider, who was crushed, and lay
insensibe. Mr. Brady, M.P., who was among the company
at that time on the ride, directly dismounted to the assis-
tance of the fallen gentleman. By Mr. Brady's direction,
who is of the medical profession, he was borne to St.
George's Hospital, where he received every attention. In
the mute of the afternoon the patient so far recovered us
to bear removal to his residence in Piccadilly.

• .
BARON CRANNELL.—We have authority to state
that the rumoured intended resignation of Baron Chan-
nel' 'is without substantial foundation. llis Lordship
has boon suffering from recent indisposition, but ho has
no intention of resigning his judicial office; and hopes
that he may be able, for some time to come, to discharge
his duties as heretofore. We need hardly add that it gives
us great satisfaction to be able to contradict the rumour
for undoubtedly there is no judge at present upon the
bench more rospe :tot by the blir and more trusted by tho
public than 'Baron Channel ; and we express the general
feeling when wo desire that his Lordship's health may
permit him for a long period to continue to adorn a bench
to which ho adds b Ith weight and dignity.—Lazo Times.
:RoTAL MUNIFICENCE.—A correspondent of the
IVestern Morning News writes :—The Queen is about to
perform au ad of great munificence. During the five
years that she remained in retirement she has necessarily
accumulated a largo portion of her privy purse allowance,
.which under happier circumstances would' have been spent
in royal hospitality both to her own subjects and. to
foreign princes. Her Majesty has resolved to give no less
a sum. than half a million sterling for the erection of a con-
valescent hospital. The new institution Will be built more
especially in connection with St. Bartholomew's Hospital,
rind the treasurer and other 'officials of , that renowod
charity will be among the trustece. `. • •
THE CASE OF STABBING BY A TIIADESMAN.-011
Thursday, John Pearsall, the man charged with stabbirg
Mr. Thomas' Settle, spindle manufacturer, on Wednesday
last, was brought before the magistrates. The prosecutor
is under the care of Dr. Settle, and the wounds he re-
ceived baing such as to make it impossible that he can
leave his bed with safety to appear in court, the prisoner
was remanded until Thurs.lay next.
CItYSrALPALACE.-- The season tickets issued this
and consequently include the en-
tire year. ;I•'eUa.er.fro'rhojtgwroealt, festival benefit concer..., ttuder the
patronage of her Majesty the Queen and his Royal High-
ness the Prince of Wales, is appointed fo:sVt,e'ured.nzieysdaayt,
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4.1.,1117.11AL ASSOCIATION.—At the
second :ittnull nOtiting held 'Birmingham last night M:.
T• I'l()Pir who .pl;34led, s, id that they woro satisfied with
the Governmaasill, regretted that tht3 Liberals had
not had tho honour of int rulligips it. 11:5 lipped it woull
be used wisely fur the attain at of great objects.