The Sun.
London, England, 1861-08-05 00:00:00

VACANCIES, APPCUNTMEN7S,"4-c.

Hone-office—Mr. John Robert Saw has been
appointed a clerk in the Census-office, London, and
passed his examination ; Mr. Robert Morris has
been appointed a clerk in the Census-office, Dublin,
and passed his examination ; Mr. William M. Bruce
has been appointed a clerk in the Census-office,
Edinburgh, and passed his examination ; Mr. B. S.
P. Powell has been appointed a temporary clerk in
the Census-office, London, and passed his examina-
tion ; Mr. T. H. Wilson has been appointed a tem-
porary clerk in the Census-office, London, and
passed his examination ; Mr. D. P. Downing has
been appointed a temporary clerk in the Census-
office, Dublin, and passed his examination ; Mr. M.
William Smyth has been appointed a temporary
clerk in the Census-office, Dublin, and passed his
examination ; Mr. P. Wm. O'Neill has been ap-
pointed a temporary clerk in the Census-office,
Dublin, and passed his examination ; T. J. Crown
has been appointed a temporary clerk to the',Census-
office, Dublin, and passed his examination ; Mr. D.
J. Feeny has been appointed a temporary clerk in
the Census-office, Dublin, and passed his examina-
tion ; Mr. John Clegg Hill has been appointed a
temporary clerk in the Census-office,
and passed his examination. Warrant-office,—
The following promotions have taken place
in the Accountant-General's branch of the
War - office the first section of the first
class, Messrs. E. Stilwell White : and as super-
numerary, Mr. J. Hanby. The promotions
out of the second class have been filled up by
members of other departments of the War office
establishment. The following gentlemen have
been promoted from the third to the second class :
—Messrs. T. Greenfield, J. O'Neil, R. Day, Hill-
man,Harding, C. E.
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India-office.—
Colonel Jameson, of the Bombay Establishment,
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Fowler, Cross
has been appointed auditor, in succession to Mr. F.
Sandoz ; Mr. S. C. Hogg has been appointed a tem-
porary clerk in London, and passed his examina-
tion. British Museum.—Mr. Wm. D. Baxter has
been appointed an attendant, and passed his
examination ; Mr. Thos. Bickmore has been ap-
pointed an attendant, and passed his examination ;
Mr. Thomas Alexander Bourne has been ap-
pointed an attendant, and passed his examina-
tion ; Mr. J. W. Dobson has been appointed an at-
tendant, and passed his examination ; Mr. George
Forward has been appointed an attendant, and.
Passed his examination ; Mr. W. Horn has been
appointed an attendant, and passed his examina-
tion. The Post-office.—Mr. H. Caver has been ap-
pointed a clerk in London, and passed his examina-
tion ; Mr. G. J. Avent has been appointed a clerk

in London, and passed his examination ; Mr. Albert
Kennedy Beveride has been appointed a temporary
clerk in London, and passed his examination ; Mr.
W. Joseph Cooper has been appointed a tempo-
rary clerk in London, and passed his examina-
tion. Customs.—Mr. W. Jennings, first-class
clerk, has been promoted to be principal clerk,
Tea and East India Department, London; Mr. J.M.
Mann, second-class clerk, has been promoted to
be first-class clerk, Tea and East India Department,
London; Mr. J. B. Lakeman, third-class clerk, has
been promoted to be second-class clerk,Tea and East
India l }epartment, London ; Mr. J. J. Hall, fourth-
class clerk, has been promoted to be third-class
clerk, Tea and East India Department, London
Mr. T. Bird, fifth-class clerk, has been promoted to
be fourth-class clerk, Tea and East India Depart-
ment, London ; Mr. H. Kirby, sixth-class clerk, has
been promoted to be fifth class clerk, Tea and East
India Department, London; Mr. Wm. Lock, out-
door officer, third class, has been promoted to be
out-door officer, second class, Liverpool ; Mr. Ro-
bert Atkins, out-door officer fourth class, has
been promoted to be out-door officer, third-class,
Liverpool; Mr. Daniel Noonan, out-door officer, fifth
class, has been promoted to be out-door officer,fourth class, Liverpool. Inland Revenue Depart-
ment.—Mr. C. Rawlins has been appointed a clerk
of the fifth class Secretaries' Department. Excise
Branch.—Mr. J. Mitchell, officer of Stonehaven
second division, Aberdeen collection, has been ap-
pointed examiner. Mr. T. Howells, officer of Cork
second division, Cork collection, has been appointed
examiner. Mr. C. Bargery, officer of Worcester
first division, Worcester collection, has been ap-
pointed examiner. East Indies.—Major G. Ches-
ney has been appointed a member of the Civil.
Finance Commission for inquiry into the
establishment of the Public Works Depart-
ment ; Mr. D. Cuncliffe has been appointed salt
agent and superintendent of salt chowkies
Tumlook ; Mr. W. B. Buckles has been ap-
pointed salt agent of Hidgelle; Mr. A. A. Sv;lnton
has been appointed salt agent at Chittagon.g ; Mr.
S. C. Bayley, magistrate of Shahabad, has been
appointed to officiate also as collect(); of that dis-
trict, in addition to his own duties ; Mr. E, B. God-
frey, deputy-magistrate and deputy-collector of Ma-
dareepore, hasbeen vested with fullpowers of a ma-
gistrate in Backergunge ; Mr. A. Money, C. 8., has
been appointed to officiate as commissioner of revenue
and circuit of the Bhaugulpore division ; Mr. V. H.
Schalch has been appointed to officiate as commis-
sioner of revenue and circuit of the Nuddea division ;
Mr. C. T. Buckland has been appointed to officiate
as commissioner of revenue and circuit of the Chit-
tagono. division ; Mr. J. D. Robinson has been ap-
pointed collector and magistrate of North Arcot.—
Civil Service Gazette.