THE JUBILEE IN AUSTRALIA. Per Electeio Telegraph—OoPVßiaHr. (Reuter’s Agency.) (Received 3.5 p.m. June 22nd.)' Sydney, Jane 22. Everything in connection with the Jubilee celebration passed off well. The harbour presented a brilliant sight. The war-ships and other vessels were illuminated. There was a grand dis play of fireworks at several places. Steamers stationed at various points of vantage were crammed with spectators. No accident has been reported.
Melbourne, June 22,

Everything yesterday during the Jubilee celebration was of an orderly character, and no accidents occurred.
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(Received 3.20 p.m., June 22nd.) CHAPELS TO BE CLOSED. London, June 21

It has been decided that Methodist New Connection chapels in Australia, are to be closed. BULGARIA.
Parleying on the Bulgarian question has resulted in Russia consenting to the appointment of a single regent, pro vided he is not a Bulgarian. If this course is adopted Russia will co-operate with the Powers in the selection of a Prince. THE GERMAN SUGAR BOUNTIES. The agitation regarding the German sugar bounties is spreading. THE PRINCESS OF WALES. A rumour is current that the Princess of Wales is threatened with melan cholia. NEW COINAGE. In accordance with a royal edict, new coins in commemoration of the Jubilee will be issued. They will consist of five pound and two pound gold pieces, and four shilling silver pieces. The new coins are generally condemned. ORIENTAL BANK.
