The Sun.
London, England, 1861-01-14 00:00:00

VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND
PROMOTIONS IN TILE CIVIL SERVICE.

Home Office.—Mr. George Coode Austin has
been appointed a clerk in the Census Office, and
passed his examination on the 15th ult. Mr. Wm.
Curtis Otter has been appointed a clerk in the
Census Office, London, and passed his examination.
Mr. E. T. Blakeley has been appointed a clerk in
the Census_Office, London, and passed his exami-
nation.

Mr. Thomas John Jackson bas been

appointed a clerk in the Census office, London, and
passed his examination.
War Office.—Mr. William John Walsh has been
appointed a clerk of works in the Royal Engineers'

Department.
The Admiralty.—Mr. Thomas Collings, chief
clerk in the Accountant-General of the Navy's
Office, is. after a lengthened service, about to retire.
There is a vacancy at Sheerness Dockyard for a
third class clerk. Mr. Frederick Cleave, C. 8., Pay-
masterß.N., late secretary to Rear-Admiral Charles
Talbot, in command at Queenstown, has been ap-
pointed steward of Greenwich Hospital, in the
room of Mr. John Elliott, R.N. Mr. Allan,
accountant at Sheerness Dockyard, proceeds to
Hong Kong on duties connected with the Accoun-
tant-General of the Navy's Department. Mr. Hobbs,
chief clerk at Chatham, has been appointed
accountant at Sheerness. •

Customs.—A vacancy has occurred as locker in
the Custom House, Cork, caused by the death of
Mr. E. Farrell. Mr. W. Masson has been pro-
moted from the first class of clerks to be a princi-
pal clerk in the Imports and Exports Depart-
ment, London. Mr. S. S. Gosset has been pro-
moted from the second to the first class of clerks in
the Imports and Exports Department, London.
Mr. C. Treleaven has been promoted from the third
to the second class of clerks in the Imports and
Exports Department, London. Mr. G. Crompton
has been promoted from the fourth to the third class
of clerks in the Imports and Exports Department,
London. Mr. G. Finch has been promoted from
the fifth to the fourth class of clerks in the Imports
_ _

and Exports Department, London. Mr. F. Jones
has been promoted from the second to the first class
of messengers. Mr. H. G. Dast has been promoted
from the third to the second class of messengers.
Inland Revenue Department—Stamps and Taxes
Branch—Mr. R. Caird has been transferred from
the Fire Insurance to the Chief Examiner's De-
partment. Mr. A. R. Keen has been appointed a
supernumerary surveyor of taxes. Excise Branch—
Mr. W. Fisher, surveying general examiner, second
class, has been appointed collector, Wales Middle
Collection. Mr. G. A. Mason, surveying general
examiner, second class, has been appointed collector,
Leicester Collection. Mr. G. Chapple, surveying
general examiner, second class, has been appointed.
collector, Sligo Collection. Mr. D. W. Richards,
surveying general examiner, second class, has been
appointed collector, Sarum Collection.
Scotland—Mr. D. S. Fraser has been appointed
to a clerkship in the Statistical Department, Re-
gistry of Births, &c., and passed his examination.
Mr. W. Ralph has been appointed to a clerkship in
the Statistical Department, RPgistry of Births, &e.,
Edinburgh, and passed his examination.
East Ifidies—Lieut. P. W. Bannerman has been
appointed to officiate temporarily as first assistant
to the agent of the Governor-General for Central
India. Lieut. W. E. Forbes has been appointed an
assistant commissioner, third class, in Oude. The
Rev. C. E. Driberg has been appointed a marriage
registrar in the 24-pergunnans. Mr. H. C.
Sutherland has been appointed to officiate as
joint magistrate and deputy collector of Dacca.
Mr. J. D. Ousely has been appointed assistant to
the magistrate and collector of Rajshahye, and
to exercise special powers of an assistant magis-
trate. Mr. T. Parker has been appointed medical
officer of Pubna. Mr. A. Littledale has been ap-
pointed a marriage registrar in Nuddea. Mr. J. D.
Gordon has been appointed secretary to the Local
Committee of Public Instruction at Comillah. Mr.
J. Mackenzie, deputy magistrate and deputy-col-
lector of Chumparun, has been transferred to
Shahabad, in which district he will exercise the
special powers of an assistant chaplain to a magis-
trate. The Rev. D. Bellamy has been appointed
chaplain of Gwalior. The Rev. C. A. L. Whyte
has been appointed chaplain of the stations of
Nagode and Nowgaon, in addition to that of Banda.
The Rev. H. F. Corbyn, chaplain of Dehra Ishmael
Khan, has been appointed chaplain of Subathoo.
Mr. R. P. Harrison has been appointed a director
of the Incorporated Bank of Madras. Major W.
J. Wilson has been appointed commissioner of
police for the town of Madras, on Col. Boulderson's
retirement.—Ciril service Gazette.

COUNTRY ItIA RIiETS'.

CAMBRIDGE-JAN. 12.

There was a limited supply of wheat, in fair condition.
The wheat trade was slow at former currencies—white
moving off at 60e to 645; red, 48s to 568 per 36 atone.
Barley for malting, 38s to 46s ; grinding, 28s to 33s per
30 stone. Oats at 22s to 32s per 24 stone. Beans 38s to
42s per qr.