... DISPATCH OF MAILS The Office Is open to the public from 7 am. to 9 p.m. Letters,&c enn be posted Lines ofroad and chleflplaces of %ithout With I r letters destination. extra additlUnl can be No. of charge penny registerd Mail. until stamp until Ahbborne, Belper, Matlock, Wirks- until worth, and villages around Derby 3.33n.m _ 2 Birmingham, Chsltenham, Glouces- ter, Worceoster, sad Wales. 6.6 , ...

... nrIn t g ce I - U. REARREST OF COUNT ARNIM. co ad BERLIN, Friday Night. The motive oif hew rearre4- of Count Arnim yesterdavyb ,~is still a mystery %i far as tlio' lerliu Pess is enneernedi. gr U. It appears that t! a fction o'thet !(0110 was based onl the Same clausu -f tile l'r-Asiwn Code, hut that ltb e RE specific chafrget ;vk r, ilt ,i tilt, k~nown to the. Count f( !r, himself. lit On ...

... gbaf 11-civs. n The Duke of Rutlitnd has arrived at Cheveloy Park from in visiting the Earl and Countess of Scarborough at Sandbeck. The Earl and Countess Cowper are entertaining a select be party during tbe present week at Panshlaugar, Herts. in The Earl and Countess of Carnarvon have arrived in Londoit from Higholcre Castle, Newbury. to The Marchioness of Hastings has arrived in town from I ...

... x11_ .1 I I_ to - to While the lonely occupant of the Vatican, the ,e, poor Vicar, as Pio NoINo delights to style him- self, was perhaps thinking that if he had a friend - amongst English statesmen that friend's name was rS, WILLIAM EWART GLADSTONE, this very unaccount- ,e able politician was busily preparing a change of a front, for the purpose of proving that he is as mlthorough a ...

... I We quote some of the most remarkable passages from 7 Mr. Gladstone's Political Expostuiation on the Vatican a Decrees just published by Mr. Murray. Mr. Gladstone be- 8 gins by reiterating thle Principles he laid down in his famous 2 esasv in the ]Contemnporary Revicew, which he summarislis into four propositions: hr a 1. That Rome lhes substituted for the proud boast of di 0 .S'crsjr Fadem ...

... I a prTo- jubilee commemoration dinner in connection with the la, means- Birmingham Licensed Victuallers' Society, salse ni etand- 1824, took place last Wednesday evening. Aibout 250 gentle- aI !lay is men eat down to dinner. Mr. Albert Octavius Wort hington w~ co the (firm of Miessrs. Worthington and Co., Burton-on-Trent) hir occupied the chair, end Captain Kirby (firm of Mjessrs. Bi ells, a ...

... Mt R. BERESFORD HOPE, M.P., ON DISESTAI3LISII1- If ion. MEN~T. L an1d Mr. Beresford Hope, M.P., in pres'idiig, oil 'I'lhrsdalY, :it [ace thle Gould hurst agricul tuial diul ter, saidi be regarded the ( L Of Established Church ase the oldest ins~titution in thle land. I1cc , thle appealed to thle good sense of all rentto say whether Anty :kcr conceivable good could comne to ally nman, wouman, ...

... On Tuesday night tile St. Peter's Parish branch of tbe Darby and District Working Men's; Constitutional tli Associationt gavo a dinner at the Blabington Arms. Sir ta H1enry Willmot, Bart., V.C., M.P., presided, supported by ' Mr. Rowvland Smith, Mr. W. Bodwn, the P'residlent, Mir. G. t Gascoynie, Jun., Mr. IV. Harvey Whistuon, Mr. W. R. Holland at Ctho Conservative agent for South Derbyshire), ...

... The Annual inoetilig for the election of Mayor and rocep- t01n if ann im reports was held iii M1oiiiay, there being ( Presenit AI'leriiien Longdoii, Clartke, lioi, CO., Roenale, Bairber, Cromipt on, Btarton zCoo scil ora 71ei~ldon, Biroughtall, Pipes. Dli ilt v. livslwick. '1l' iirer. (Owslet' Bliuol;e ll, ticanli ILir-par, 'Sprig'gs, W. J. Smith, ltb'e. nerose, Giles, Ililt, P'arkins, G4. ...

... DENSE FOG.-NUMEROUS ACCIDENTS. A - 1 - _I1. :_ 1_ .I - 1- I- .. ~ lt^ A IIU Onl Satuirdaiy Anl durling tile Whole (Jr Sitndtby a dlense frig inst mrst enveloped t h et nopoliOOS. In ilie Waterlou,-roadi the traffic; afte :hs Nsall pailltelly SiiJipedi, lill!t extra police wcret rat at Oret liner 500. tfthie hIII South-1a esitern Railwaiy to regulate tle) traffic, but less vl-tic)t wit ...

... his t nos if we could subtract drunkenness ,nod vioilence finon thle an) and cerloycteristie of tie Engliesi lower classes, we shiould lhave be of somtethin~g left which, oven if it diii not command the, iai- fin .y's miratiou oif lieaniity at large, would, tat all eveots, go fiec ton fai lay the inslking Of noI honest and independent pioletariat. As3 re] the it is, we have good reason to be ...

... If Wayrtspaillulla. I - CRIMES OF VIOLENCE. To THE EDITOR OF THE DERBY MERCURY. Sir-Many, I am well assured, will give thanks and ready approbation for the well-timod and much needed kind of letter by Mr. Hoskins, in last week's Mercury, though they 5 ta)y not give them through the newspapers Never could there have been a time when brutal ruffianism was more rife iu this country than at ...