... TwE CALCUTTA MIAIL. Letters and Journals were received on Saturday last. The Correspondent of the Tsmes. under date December 9,writes:- The important success over Bainie Madho completes the subjugation of southern Oude. There is no one left to resist. Small gangs of Sepoys, too timid to ac. cept, or too guilty to trust the amnesty, are still skulk. ing over the territory, but campaign, war, ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, Mo NDAY. Jan. 17. At this day's market there waqa short upply of En. lish wheat from Essex and Kent ; notwithstanding which the tradeopened eavy,adto effect sales factors would have had to accept lower prices; in most in. stances, however, they preferred holding over; the ittle that was disposted of was at less money than last week. No material alteration in Foreian. ...

... IfIALBIKET*. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAY, Oet. IQ- Tue arrivals of Foreign wheat, barley, and oats are liberal, the latter article especially. At this days's market the supply of English wheat from Essex and Kent was short, factors were enabled to obtain an ad- vance of Is. per qr. on the rates of this day week, at which a fair clearance was effected ; forselected parcels of Foreign also a ...

... MAREXTS. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAy, Oct. 24. We have again liberal arrivals of Foreign grain up to; the end of last week. At this day's market there was but a very moderate supply of English wheat, selected parcels were taken off at the rates of this day week, the ordinary runs mnet a very slow enquiry, with come por- tion left over untold at a late hour of the-day. No ma- terial ...

... IPSwicE, September 6.-Harvest operations having nearly terminated in this district we had a good at. tendance of farmers at our market to.day, who brought forward a fair show of wheat and barley. The new wheat varied much in quality and condition, and may be called 2s. and old ditto Is. per qr. lower. Some bright stout barley was exhibited, for which ?? prices were asked, but much of the ...

... 01 ULb6 WUL sl - . . -. - . - . The half-yearly meeting of this company was held on Saturday, at the LondonTavern, Mr. G. P. Bidder in the chair. The report, an abstract of which appeared in our lat Zourlss, was taken as read. The CsAnLMANI, in moving the adoption of the re- port, stated that the dividend for the past year was 6a. per cent. less than for tbe year 1B57, being £3 4Y. per cent, ...

... MAR KETS. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, Mo~mxy. June 6. The return to-day shows a fair supply of Foreign wheat, more thi n one-third of which is from France, as well as nearly 13,000 sacks of flour. The quantity of English wheat to this day'a market was very small in- deed, and the stands, even with what was left over from last week, were not more than half filled; notwithstand. ing this, the trade ...

... ?? Ipswrcfs, June 2L.-We had a fair supply of wheat at our market to-day, in which we have to note a de- cline of 2s. per qr. But little of other grein on offer, and prices nominally the same. We quote red wheat 42s. to 44s.; white ditto 48s. to 5s.; beans and peas 42s. to 44s. per qr. Inspector's Returns, June 21:- Wheat 1,270 qrs. 3 bush., 50s. per qr.-A tolerable supply of fat beasts at ...

... Special trains left Woodbridge,Yacaiouth,and Lowes. soil toft, yesterday morning, at 10 o'clock for the purpose trul1 of conveying the shareholders to the half-yearly ordi- cer nary and special general meetings at Halesworth. The lini train from Woodbridge, which was conducted by Mr. brii Lockey, the sub~ageut to Messrs. Peto. Brassey, and paR Bett, the contractors, consisted of 12 first-class ...

... MA1KIKETs. Ipswicn, November 15.-At this day's market we had a good supply of wheat, which sold freely at an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. A lar.,e show of barley, and superior qualities somewhat higher. Prices as fol. low ;-Wheat 40s. to iO; barley 23s. tO 48s. ; tick beans 36s. to 38s. ; peas 34s9. to 36s. per qr. Inspector's Re- turns, Nov. 15:-Wieat 1,558 qrs. I bush., 42s. 6jd. barley 1 ...

... SATURDAY, Januarv 29.-Present W. H. Alexander, Esq., in the chair; Rev. C. Drame; Dr. Cherallier; IeMsra. I. Seagrave, F. Pearce, T. Conder, C.M.Burton, S. Baldiston, jon., J. 0. Flindell, E. Hervey. R. D. Fraser, T. B. Ross, R. Mason, E. Goddard, J. Wiggin, C. H. Cowell, H. Leverett, and S. H. Gatrell. THE SALARY OF THE LATE MATRON. A written application was made by Mrs. Clamp for £7 10s. ...

... NORFOLK RAILWAy COMPANY The adiourned apeclal meetinf of this r The ad30urueu special meeting of this Com pany was beld on Monday at the London Tavern. Mr. G. P. Bidder in the chair. Hutt the ~secretary, read the notice convening the meeting, and also that of the adjournment Thte CEAJAgw^N explained that the ?? had been adjured to tatR day in order to allow time to 'make certainendb ents in ...