... I EL I [R£IiEua's TEIErd1Ana.1J S ICOUNT APRNIM. a | ERLMN, Thursday.--Count Arnimn, by order of the -Metropolitan Uourt, is now confined to I his own house. Ile was not, when arrested, 'takn to the policc-station, as at first an. I, :sQLancOO. )e T'ie Count'e physieians, who were imme- diately summoned, certified that the state of their panisnt's health was ?? that his removal . and ...

... be DA.ULINGT Ol'T. MR BRUNTON %I H TEu WErT WARD. : Last night a; meetiig wee called by Mr Thomas Branton, wvhen a large number of the burgesse.s of tbe West Ward aosembled in the large hall ag at the Mechnnics' Institute, Slrianergate. Councillor Sw nunoru, who was ennouncsd to e tslke the chair, said he presided at Mr Brunton'sI re request, and be might possibly do the snme for is, the other ...

... .I - [REuTHa's TZLoRAMBs. FRANCE. PAms, Wednesday.-Archbishop Mannling arrived in Paris this morning on his way to Rome. GERMA.NY. BEaLIN, Wednesday.-The majority in the Reichsrath will nominate on Committee only those favourable establishment of an Im- perial Bank. COUNT ARNMB. BETLIN, Thursday.-The Kammergexicht has disallowed Count Arnim's protest against his re-arrest, and the refusal to ...

... A YEAi'S Cti'IME IN THE BISHOP AUoKLAND DISTRICT. The report recently compiled by Mr Superin- l tendent Elenderson for the year endinE SeptemberI 29th, shows that 4,410 males and 585, lemaleq, making a total of 4,995 persons, were dealt with summarily before the magistrates during the year, against 4,051 for last year, being an increas orX 944 neon last year. Of that number 455 males t and 170 ...

... I I t a__ ?? ._ me . - f ORn Tuesday, a two days' conference of ministers of all denominations was opened in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, to consider the question of intemperance. The Conference was called by the British Temperance League, 5 and between 900 and 1,000 ministers intimated their intention to be present. The Rev. W. Hay, M.A., Aitken, Liverpool, ?? E o Rev. Charles Garrett, ...

... Df Stbserlptlon-lists, notices of private entertainments, and b( at all anouncementts o personal interest and privateH advantage, 08a , ?? ALs iDVERTXDENeeNTS. to comiunications forwarded without ?? are d, le ifvrfiably oeleoted. .r r- prontedlettere, ent to uafrom. the off oes of others ourals, h- Cannot be inserted. id _ It, DISTRESS AMONGST THE WORKMEN AT e- ALBERT HILL. I Td O THE EDilTOle ...

... REPLY TO DR. THORNE'S REPORT. The umual monthly nieeting of the above Board wyas held yesterday afternoon, Mr Bow. ser presiding. The principal business transacted was the adoption of a report of the Sanitary Committee on the report farnihlied to the Local Governmjnt Board by Dr. Thorne on the sani- tary condition of the town. The Committee dealt with Dr. Thorne's recommendations under nine ...

... The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the above body was held in the Board-roomattheExchange, yesterday, Mr M. Fowler presiding. NMSANCE AT PICTON AND BILLINGUAK STBTAVONeS. The Clerk read a letter from the North-Eastern [Railway Company, stating that their architect reported that the sanitary condition of Picton station was good, hot there was a cesspool belong. ing to nn adjoining public-house ...

... NEW SOCOOLS FOR MIDDLESBRO'. The schools in connection with St. John's, Middleabro', have previously been, and indeed are at present, near to the Post Office buildings, but it was decided a short time ago to erect new sehools in lose proximity to the church. The old site has become very valuable and we believe has been sold to MrJordiron, Poslmaster,Middleslrto'. The ceremony of laying the ...

... DARLINGTON. WEST WARD. The vacancy in the representation of this ward, caused by the elevation of Mr Councillor Potts to the Aldermisnic chair, vacated by Mr Alderman Janson's resignation, is to be the occasion of a contest. Rival requisitions are in course of signa- ture to Mr John Morreil, formerly a oudidate for vacancies in the North-East and in the South Wards, and to Mr Thomas Brauton, ...

... HINDERWELL COURSING . MEETING. .- - . - ?? A two days' coursing was finished yesterday on Captain Turton's Roxby estats, over which Mr Thos. Vaughan, Middlesbrough, bas the right of shooting. The weather during the early part of yesterday was very unfavourable to sport, but as the day advanced the clouds dispersed leaving the sky comparatively clear. The prize was a beauti. fail silver eup, ...

... GOOD NEWS,-It is expected that the rail mill men belonging to Messrs Boickow, Vaughan, and Co.'s works, Middleabroug'e, who have been off work for several weeks, will resume work on Taesday or Wednesday next. BROTTON Music HAurL.-At a recent sale of pro- perty in Cleveland, Mr Henry Watson, of Giuis- brough, being the auctioneer, the Cleveland Music Hall, Brotton, was purchased on behalf of Mr ...