... TEE PERMANENT COMMITTEE OF THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY. erBO17GI REUrTHCS AGUNCY.) VERSAILLES, Nov. 12, EvEnwe. The Permanent Committee met to-day under the* Presidency of Al. Buffet. The Government was represented by General Chabaud-Latotur, Minister of the Interior, and MW. Caillaux, Minister of Public Works. M. Feray asked a question relative to the unexpected increase of the tariff and accessory ...

... -I - -T- . ?? LL I C. UNIVERSITY INJTELTLMENTCE. CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 7. THE COUNCIL OF THE SENATE. The undermentioned eight members of the Council of the Eenate vacated their seats to-day by pre- scrition: I lEADS or Coacsecs.-The Reverend Doctor Cookson, Saint Peter's; and the Revercud Doctor Atkinson, of Clare. PnosncssoRS.-Doctor Kennedy, Regius Professor of Greek, and Mr. Adams, Loundean ...

... Ette CRYSTAL PALACE. Tuis DAp, st 3, Dion Boucicault's Comedy, LONDON ASSU- RANOI. Mesrs. C. Wyndbam, Lionel Brough, E. !Tithton, W. H. Stephens, De Vere, and Standing; Misses Ei. Vining, MEa Dorling, Rorke, and Funny Enson. THEATRE R~OYAL COVENT GARDEN. PiOMENAM E CONCOETS. Under the direction of Messrs. A. end S. GattL. Tmis EvaHzxNro, at 8, Madame Alvsleben, Miss Rose Hersee, Mr. Pearson, ...

... I -SfTdE ZEXCHN&EN REFPOZT. Nov. 2.-By Ifr. Ossos NXMIooLs, at Cireneester.-Gloaresto shire, near oirencester-rnelosures of land, containing 99. lrJ 3P. -sold for £4,600. Nov. 3.-By Ur. Gsqunr NIoCoLs at Swansea.-elamorgan- shire, near Pontardulas Station-Tixes enclosures, containing 80a. 2r. 86p.-sold for £1 900 Carmarthlen, near ILlandflo-Freoilold farm, ccntsln8f 16Sa. 2r. 14p.--.sold for ...

... ta; NOMNATION OF BEERFS, i ysteraay being the morrOvV of St. Martin, the enyof nominating gentlemen as sheriffs for the year took piece in the Court of Exchequer, at West- I eeioter All the English and Welsh counties are includod aheii, except Cornwall and Lancaster, whioh axe Wsebie5, end Middlesex, rwhich enjoys the high privilege sting itB own sheriff. Punctually at the appointed dgr ...

... I oI Yt AL4 ,OBRAPHICAL 0 ; 1 ^ h '~!inteL' iession for 1874-70 of the biovy 'aociety Wsvm eosimbssced yeeterday evening ini tltb t1aentk of thiiX Iiondlon~sivetsity, vvhen the chair wael. ?? the Pi ?? ja*G e~sral Sir E. ?? 53*E£f .C.B. Among tlte 6isitors were his Royall ligbnW, the Duke of Edinburghfihis Imperial Highnesstthe Ozarewitch, - Count Benst, Beron Hoethild:'the- llef'T op 'GP . ...

... I - - ?? Yesterday a deputatiois on the subject of tho sueply of gas to tho metropolis waited upon Sir Oa Adderley, at the Board of Trade. Tihe right hon. gen.4 tleman was accompanied by Mr. Bentiack and Mr Farrar. The deptatiou was introduced by 3r. J. Bcal and included Mr. J. S. Storr1S Mr. Mackillop, Mr. Taborp1 Mr. Booth, and Mr. P. Philimps. Mr.1 BEAIsa~idthatthe object of the visit ...

... LATEST TELEGRAMS I I' I ,- RI R tESULT OF THE FRENCH ELECTIONS. TI gaur ~ c~ 5ys? ~ nXrneP.) (.ox OUR OW O' nI55PO=TDD84T.) PARIS, MoNwDAz NscnRT. The definitive returns of yesterday's elections confirm the views expressed last night. The Republicans have been victorious by large ha majorities in the Nord and the Wine., But it ge was only in CompiOgne, Beauvais, and some other ho towns, that ...

... IRELNID. EXTRAORDINARY PROPQEEDINGS AT THE tl COLLEGE RISTORICAL SOCIETY. tt * (s? 15M'H.) ti cpHlOM OUR OWN COA rsPONDRNr,) W * DUBLIN, WEDNcESDAY NIGHT. WV At the inaugural iueeting of the College His, w torinal $ociety to-night there was a great disturbance. Sl 'there woas a large attendance in anticipation of this, as it is was known t4at the undergraduates were likely to eause w ...

... IIJI. To THH iDniOR OF 0i DRY17 iM, SIR,-My attention having been just called to some remarks-which I regret have hitherto escaped my' notice-which you have been good Onough to ma e in a leading article of your paper, dated October 30, on a pamphlet written by me under the above title, I hasten to offer some obscrvatfons on the salubrity of the Fijian climate, and especially in connection with ...

... iE' O O 0 LONDON .! ier d 414' meeting of this their (v~ Ol TP es Embankment; Sir -1i, ?? 0 the Bhssd, presied. nIE AT.EGSD osrUToY 01P 'S=a=a OPF10AM. C The C( xnaRju-I think it well ftefor business iscntered t upon t potlc a qhrwc ab du agaiast the 'I Board i vlavby 35)3jlejXI addintb. That gentleman has I co'i4plained that the Board Hummoned a woman becaseea, z hweong fever in the house ...

... QCrL;ESS'Vows, Nov. 10.-The National Steamship Com- panty's steamer Spain arrived h oni New York oil here at o a.m. to-day, with 271 passengers. After lauding 62 passengers sho proceeded for Liverpool. PLYseOUITI, NOV. 10.-Tho Union Company's Royal Mail steamship European has arrived here. Xer dates ?? ]ay, Oct. 16th ; St. Heleua, 23rd; and Ma. doira, Nov. dtlh. Fine weather throughout. She ...