The Sun.
London, England, 1859-09-16 00:00:00

THE CHINA STATION.

The following is an epitome of the services of
those gallant officers who were killed before the
Peiho Forts on the 25th of June
Lieutenant Alfred Graves (1850) served in the
Styx, 6, paddle, in the East Indies, from July, 18:51.
till 1856, and had served as senior lieutenant in the.
Assistance, screw store ship, since April, 1857. He
had received a medal for his services.
Lieutenant Charles H. Clutterbuck (1852) served
in the Amphion, 34, screw frigate, in the Baltic
fleet; from January, 1853, till the close of the Rus-
sian war, and for which he received a medal. He
had served as senior lieutenant of the Acorn, sloop,
in China, since June, 1856.
Lieutenant William H. Rason (1855) was
mate of the Leopard, flag-ship of Rear-Admiral
Plumridge, in 1853 and 1854, and had
held the command of the Kestrel and Plover,
steam gun boats in the East Indies, since March,
1857. He had received a medal for his valuable
services.
Lieutenant Henry L. T. Inglis, R.M., served as
second lieutenant in the Russell, 60, screw, in the
Baltic expedition in 1855, and for which he received
a medal. He has served as first lieutenant in the
Sanspareil, 70, and Highflyer, 21„ in China, since
March, 1857.
Lieutenant Hamilton Wolridge, R.M., served as
second lieutenant in the Colossus, 80, on particular
service, from July, 1856, till June, 1857, and had
served as first lieutenant with the Royal Marine
Brigade in China since August, 1857.
Captain Theobald M'Kennah, of the Ist (the
Royal) Regiment of Foot, became an ensign Feb-
ruary 2, 1849, lieutenant, March 19, 1852, and
captain May 15, 1855. He served at the siege of
Sebastopol in 1855, for which he received the medal
and clasp, and the Order of Knight of the Legion
of Honour.

His Excellency the Prussian Minister and the
Countess Bernstorff have arrived from Germany at Tun-
bridge Wells, where they purpose remaning for some
weeks.

The Lord President of the Council and the
Countess Granville intend to leave town to-day for Ger-
mrny. 'We are gratified to learn the health of the countess
is greatly improved, and a few weeks on the Continent, it
is anticipated, will entirely restore her ladyship to con-
valescence.

The marriage of the Earl of Dalkeith, son
of the Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch, with Lady Louisa
Hamilton, third daughter of the Marquis and Marchioness
of Abercorn, is stated to be appointed to take place on the
3d of November.

Lord and Lady Chelmsford left town early in the
week, accompanied by the Hon. Miss Thesiger, on a tour
of visits in Scotland.

Lord and Lady Elcho and family left town yes-
terday for their seat in Scotland. Lord Elcho goes to
Aberdeen to attend the meeting of the British Association
after seeing his family home.

The marriage of Lady Agnes Caroline Graham,
eldest daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Montrose, with
Captain John Murray, of the Grenadier Guards, was
solemnised yesterday at St. George's Church, Hanover-

square.
Another failure at St. Petersburg is-reported,
owing to the tallow speculation—a. Mr. Kavrejin, a large
dealer.

VEXATIOUS CUSTOMS' REGULATIONS AT LIVER-
POOL.—At the meeting of the Mersey Docks Board, yester
day, it was stated that the Customs' authorities had recently
issued a new order to the officers of this port, in pursuance
of which no goods could he landed until all the entrances of
the cargo had been passed. Great inconvenience had re-
sulted fro:n this innovation, and the Board were in corres-
pondence with the authorities for the purpose of seeking a
return to the old system.

The recent depression on the Vienna Bourse is
attributed solely to the conviction that, owing to the dis-
organized state of her finances, Austria will soon be com-
pelled at any sacrifice to raise another loan. The dividends
on the stock known as the "National Loan" are bound to
be discharged in silver, but, instead of literally fulfilling
that obligation, the Government pay them in paper allow-
ing such additional percentage as they deem it right to fix
from time to time as a compensation for the breach of con-
tract. For the interest about to fall due during the next
three months this premium is fixed at 15 per cent.

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