The Sun. — 1864-11-26 (London, England)

CUSTOMS—Mr John Curdle has been promoted from the sth to the 4th class of gaugers, London—Mr Joseph L. Gregory has been promoted from the 6th to the sth class of gaugers, London—Mr Richard Minors, clerk at Truro, has been promoted to be senior clerk at Harwich—Mr John Campbell, clerk and examining officer at Arbroath, has been promoted to be examining officer at Truro—Mr Wm. Hayward, 3d clerk at Portsmouth, has been promoted to be clerk and.examining officer at Arbroath—Mr Henry Ford, examining officer at Folkestone, has been promoted to be senior examining officer at Harwich—Mr G. F. Trail, examining officer at Glasgow Dock, Lancaster, has been promoted to be examining officer at Folkestone—Mr M. S. Luckley, out-door officer from Hartlepool, has been promoted to be examining officer at Glasgow Dock—Mr S. F. Rimington has been promoted from the 3d to the 2d class of watermen, London.  INLAND REVENUE (Excise Branch)--Mr Thomas Taylor, officer, Bingley, 2d division, Halifax collection, has been appointed officer of Brecon division. Swansea collection—Mr James Benjamin Smith, officer, Alford ride, Lincoln collection, has been appointed officer of Bingley, 2d division, Halifax collectiJn—Mr William Kelly, firstclass assistant, Birmingham, 6th division, Birmingham collection, has been appointed officer of Alford ride, Lincoln collection—Mr Edward Marshall, officer, Birr division, Athlone collection, has been appointed officer of Dundalk, Ist division, Drogheda collection—Mr Daniel Gough, officer, Dundalk, Ist division, Drogheda collection, has been appointed cffiler of Birr division, Athlone collection—Mr James Carpenter, officer, Kendal, 2d ride, Lancaster collection, has been appointed officer of Halifax, 2d ride, Halifax collection.  IRELAND,— Vacancies have recently occurred in the Register-General's office, and in the Money-order Department of the General Post-office. There are vacancies for two clerkships in the National Education office, for which a competitive examination will be held on Tuesday next in Dublin. Mr W. B. Drury has been appointed registrar in the Court of Chancery, vice the Hon. H. Sugden, resigned —Mr T. B. Martley, chief clerk, has been appointed deputy registrar, vacant by Mr Drury's promotion.  THE EAST INDIES —Mr A.. G. Macpherson, barrister-atlaw, has been appointed assistant secretary to the Government of India, in the legislative branch of the home department, in suecession to Mr Macleod Wylie, resigned— Mr L. Teyen, 2d assistant in the office of the civil paymaster, N. W. Provinces, has been appointed to act as chief assistant, during the absence of Mr G. Bagley—Mr D. A Gam'zer, accountant, Ist class, British Burmah, has been appointed to officiate as deputy controller, public works accounts, Hydrabad—Mr G. D. Prussia, accountant, with temporary rank of 2d class, has been transferred from the Straits Settlements to British Burmah—Mr J. W. Breeks has been appointed judge of the Court of Small Causes of Combaconum, but to officiate as private secretary to the Governer of Madras--Mr H. E. Sullivan has been appointed to act as civil and sessions judge of the zillab of Salem— Mr W. M'Quhae has been appointed to act as sub-collector and joint magistrate of Coimbatore—Mr W. S. Foster, assistant to the collector and magistrate of Bellary, has been appointed to act as head assistant to the collector and magistrate of Coimbatore—Mr F. Brandt, assistant to the collector and magistrate of Kistna district, has been appointed to act as assistant to the collector and magistrate of Cuddapab.  At a nobleman's mansion in Sussex the following notice has just been issued :—" From this date forward no women servants will be allowed to wear crinolines while doing their household work, Any infringement of this order will be considered tantamount to notice to quit, and they will be dismissed accordingly." THE MURDER OF Mr.