... [EXCHANGE COMPANY'S TELSGRAH.] It has been decided to commemorate ttys Queen's jubilee by the inhabitants of Kensington by the erection of a marble statue at the east front of Kensington Place. The statue will represent her Majesty at the time of her accession to the Throne. ...

... THIRD EDITIONi I M _. -- . - _ 1VF, SERS; MAIL Ornici, tI30 LE. FOREIG-N IINTELLIGENCE. GERMAINY AND FRA-NCE, i CENTEM, NEWS T.-LEGRAM3.] BERL IN, THURS DAY, The ?? Ges-eten Gaultee states tb-at from Weptember 22 until Novembe!r 17 thirteen French ,~nli~iary offiers were- expelled from Germany antler suspicion of their being employed as spies. MITCHELL SURGICALLY T.R EA-TED. PHLLADELILIIA, ...

... COUNTY, COUNCDIS. ad GLAM1ORGANSHmRE. in., ed DATE OF TEE ELECTION. Br We Understand that the Hligh Sheriff, Mr. J. EL at Ro)wlatd, has fixed January 17 fot the county, la_ council elections for Gletnorganshirs. a MESSRS. D. T. ALEXANDER A-ND T. LEWIS ad AT PENAEIfa ha On Monday evening a meeting was held at ESo Aodrews'-Jbal, Fenarclb, four the purpose of hearing be thaa-iews of Messrs. D. T. ...

... I ELE CTION INTEL LIGENCE. S IcI~M-AIISTO N E.I S1 The nomaination ofc~i' ndidcr.ea for' tl.. vLc~~ vi ?? repeesentalion of !taldaton'Cc cused by ?? Sdertli of Zdjrfls Coneervr.vive) took place an Wednesday, -when ter. Juhn 1larker, of Keicampigoci) I (Oladstonian Liberal), arid Mr. Fierines Stanileyo At Wylceiinm Cornwallis (Conservative.) were florni- I- nated by tht-ir 'espective pnrtisans. ...

... THE WELShI AS A MISZIONARY 1 ~~~iA . . b .1 - -- . -- It is a serious question whether the Estab- lished Church in Wales wrill not in the immediate future be forced to consider her- self amissionary institution. It id all very well for an unassailable establishment to stand on its own foundation, and in the face of the world to proclaim Here I am; take me or leave me, just as you choose. The ...

... a't G LAMORGANSIIIU . III all Pau-.%SqaY.-A yeastry meeting of Vlio parish of U nil PNmbi'?v ?? feied on Wednesday evening in She l1 n' CopejrWorke Schoouls, flurry Port, lil. Gerard i.ti toEcigtoi, 3.1, Ine tie clisir. There was a very large attundance. Ali objection to the maetiug n IL beeng made undet' the ituspicuitif dlie vieltry hiaving 1411 i'd candiudate by Mr. IV. Howell (solicitor) ...

... |MIIE COLLAPSE OF THE PNArMA| CA-NAL SCHEME. I I'll ,. 'rhe collapse of the Parnanma Canal scheme :5 is a matter of serious import. It was one of the most gigantic enterprises of mnodern times, c. and was intended to etiect a revolution in the a invif?.tlon of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, l N . DE JEaSSEPS, the GrndI (ld French- m1|an.e as he was called, inspired by his success i with the ...

... BUTE DOCKS, FRIDAY. 'Change to-day was weti attended, but owing to a lack (,[ re-iY .unnnge buame-.a in the steam coai trade wa:s somewhat, easier. Thera was an exceptionally good demand for all descriptions of house coai. and yesterday's values were firmly main,;ain.d. The pnwood market was steady. Ws)sh coka was in good request, a similar remark applYJDg to atnaH coais and patent fuel. In ...

... THERE seams to be 110 signs in Cardiff of the above movement. It is not from the want of it. But what rich Cardiff fails in doing poorer and smaller towns are accomplishing. I notice in the Warwick Advertiser that the sleepy old town on the Avon has started upon this work of charity. Now Warwick is a place in which the stranger accustomed to the rattle and bustle of the world walks on his ...

... LONDON LETTER. (FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.) [SPECIALLY WIBSD.J LONDON, Wednesday Night. Lord Brooke has lost no time in taking his seat. He was in attendance punctually at coon, and, sitting under the gallery awaiting the invitation of the Speaker to approach the table, be received many congratulations. The Ministerialists are all the more elated at the turn events took at Colchester since ...

... The Manchester Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, by 73 votes t 13,pased the following protectionist, resolution That, in the opinion of this chamber, all goods of a nature and kind which we -oursslves produce, offered for sale In the United Kingdom, should pay that equal proportional hare of the burden of Imperial and local taxation wbich they would have paid if produced or manufactured in ...

... TO THE KDITOR. SIR,—Your report of the public meeting held at Bedwas last Friday, which appeared in your yesterday's paper, is so inaccurate and misleading in reference to what was said by Mr R. H. Jones, who supported the resolution, that I am constrained to ask you to allow me to correct it, and to say that what Mr Jones said was that in a district like Bedwus, where the Welsh lauguage ...