... [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. ...

... A few days ago Ihad the good fortune (Writes a correspondent of the BBouk.seler) to spend a delightful hour vlth the most charming and refined of French contemporary writers. M. Alphonse Daudet lives in The heart of the Fau- bourn St. Germain, No. 31, Rue de Bellechasse, in which street two retired Presidents of the Republic-MacAlahon and Grevy-each possess a town residence. I must own that I ...

... 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 ...

... MONSIGNOR PERPSICO'S REPORT. The limes correspondent at Rome says the news-agency r telegram on the report of Monsignor Persico recently s sent from Rome is purely imaginary, and, so far as it is fnot matter of common knowledge, as in the first three paragraphs, has no relation to the facts. In no part has - it any relation to the report, which, so far from not being yet completed, was sent in ...

... ,--E R~IGHT'S ILLNESS. -aile correspondent telegraphs that Nar B uCI4 1visiting Mr. Bright yesterday o > ~d that the venerable represen- aeirruig had passed a favourable 0rge _^fter the uiaal examination he found that if ,s slightly improved, but that his i 2_ had undergone no material change. our correspondent says ted Mr. Bright Ist. night, D ieavif> wrote out this bulletin at half- Sier ...

... SKIco's :MIDDLE WARWICT& ayr (Alderman Cooke) i strbu The Mayetr ofh yesterday afternoon . 'b e piesat n _ the Shire c(, School were gained by Oldham tion o a th , £15. a year for three y'arv. The B ead Master ye, a2 G. Willacy, M.A.) read hsrpr n nose & centre for the Cambridge Local taamonaf t a formed at the school. T he exa rsiiler . r a satisfetory..-Addreeses were delivered byic4 tes ...

... THE NEW CENTRALRESTA Birmingham has to thank the great fire which Marris and Norton's block of building es cli mtrores tion, in lieu of the unsoccessful ji entra f° tre m Zlbati but partly successful underground buie- W e and , of a public restaurant worthy of the t0 a basement. and three tipper loors a- t0' from the designs of Meears. :ssex ana in. E. Gsles, of Birmioghan and decorated and ...