... FOREIGN INTELL~IGENCE.i ANEW YosiE November 20. M'Mdabo, n the Cnewyardsoinmitled Ministerl at Bosguyton pro-a~m ceedto-yg Aslto with a navalfereeinordte rtoohlaireeipsoi 10 themwrong 5o37 to0 cne thf ?? Snitedmtaes.13 0 bls Telegras fxprontS Cubamentio Toal report ofthatv teek 53,030t haiftI , 20s,0ceo i baltrn urt rni November 21. Thoth G~fermanBI hayds steanshipae fnonrrtved haayrealtyo ...

... NORFOLK CHA]MIBER of AGRICULTURE. I On Saturdav a meeting of this Chamber was held at thie N6rblk 'lotel, to consider The policy of destroy- ing agricultural produce by any local authorityunder the Nuisance's Removal Act, 1803, without sufficient proof 'ofitsunfitness for feedingor some otheruseful purposes. The recent condemnation and destruction in Norwich of 100 coombs of wheat belonging ...

... VISoU21ThSs BEAOONSFIELD. I. I , . . i .. I . . . ?? .. . -. . - I .- _ . . . ODR The announcement thatf Her Majesty the Queen has to conferred a Peerage on Mrs.. Disraeli will be received d, with unqualified satisfaction by all sections of the cor-- ed munity. Mr. Disraeli's genius is admittedby the most ras determined'of his political opponents as unreservedly he as it is asserted by his ...

... 5t SUFOK GeEIG) RIFLE 0 -ANNUAL COMPETITION. g The annuaal competition of the 5tb Suffolk (Glevering) eni Rifle Volunteers, nn event nlways looked forward to by n: 'the mnen, for various reasons, wilth a great deal of pleasure. came off on Tuesday, at the range inl a s ?? ianad Gby vthre scores, it will he seen that' fa there wias some very creditable shooting. The firing 1e commenced between ...

... IM ?ERIAL PARLIAMENT. J .H.OUSE OF -LORDS. EliIDAY, December 11. adr The ~Lor ?? took his seat on the ?? at, two o'clock, but there were only a, few peers present. Lard Chu~rstoai, 'Viseouxt Hardinge' the Earl of Albe- Of t, marle, the Duke of Montrose, and 'the Earl of Bess. anda borough were emuoug those sworn at the table. . Si The yeomlan Usher of the Black Red wiis directed to ftoet ...

... * MR. WESTEREN AND MM. BIDDELL. To the Editor oj the Ipswich Jouarnal. Srst,-In a letter which appears in your. last week's edition, Mr. Herman Biddell makes the following quota. tion from his speech delivered at the late nomination of Candidates for East Suffolk :-We do not vote for a man because he is a gentleman, for such, no doubt, are all four. At least we have got three, but what the ...

... THE GREAT ASSIX GTONP . I EXPERIMENT. : : :| It r _ -. _ - . _ . I A . . . s.[ art., We have no wish to exaggerate the importance of ope- the experiment whichlias been for so many years under d J. trial at Assington, in -Suffolk, but we rather. wonder' read that it has hitherto excited so little attention, As dAM, Mr. Fraser justly says, 'in his report to the'Commis- ,nual sioners on ...

... SATUA, DBozSrN-12, 1868. ,I -I TH N WfNSTR Y : T e- s 'no knowing how a team .will 'woPk until *it is ?? there is' ?? room for saga- cious speculation as* to its capacity for, unted labowrThe ,New Ministyry-has been formally .preseited 'to. her, ;Majestyj ajd Paurliament has met-ir ''the, usual nmanner.. -IJntil- ebruary we shall know more of 'Mr. Gladstone's itentions than of his power- to ...

... LOCAL AGENTS FOR THrS PAPER. AIdoburgh-Mr. Buck. Lamham-Mr. S. Catling Altderton-Mr. Callam. Leision-LMr. Reeve. Bacton-Mr. F. Woods. Lazuestoft-Mr. S. Tymnms Recoles-Mr. W. H. Tayler. Lyenn-Messrs. Tsew & Sea. 4rentwood-Mr. Rt. Wilk&. Xarningtree-Mr. Mustard. Bildeston-Mr. B. Bull. ,, Mr. Downing. Botesdale-Mr. tlen;. Taylor. 3aldon-Mr. E. J. RIdge. Boxford-Mr. Winter. Needham Xarket-!gr. ...

... .TE.L-ATE GALE ly ly ig Ig [y. 5.: ly In fig F. S.. ,t.% :,I eAq; we went to.press. on Friday last, a storm ?? raging, which' for its violnce and length,i has had no) ,parallel for many years. The wind was South-westerly, Baud' consequently not'so'dange'rous to this coast as it tivil %. 'a've been from 'the opposite quarter, so that the Casuaistfi'upon theccoast have been not more numerous ...

... AElI3URGUI. VESTRY MEETING.-On Thursday morning a vestry meeting was held, when a rate of Md. in the R was made for the relief of the poor. SHIPWRECKED MAaclNES' SOCITY.- ,hefollowin sums, awarded by the Board of the Shipwreked Mariners' Society, for, loss of clothes, beve bee aid to the crew of the smack Mary, r recked ins thfeitod as reported in the ?? a week or rom ser. n Osborne, local hon ...

... I GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY. P SPECIAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS. Pi (BY oUR OWN REPORT'ER.) Yesterday (Friday.) d An Extraordinary General Meeting of the share- holders of the 'Great Eastern Railway Company was held at the London Tavern yesterday. The object of the meeting was to receive the Report of the Com- mittee appointed at a meeting ?? n November 8th, for the purpose of re-organizing the ...