... 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 ...

... V~tIlTAL- >T-AT16l'T !Ci FI, ?? ?? ?? , S. - ,ENVC' _'.l-LPO , v 5;t - -it ro . , Ad A.. T Eu1- Sas Si.. ?? ?? For sue meek euluiiag ti~ -'aeiay, ).Hi, 7, 11L 130 birtho. --fan .L annual rate (if 500 pi- 1,000. i S -; . .l .e ?? . 23 ?? 7 ?? Fewuile ?? . .. ?? 4 ; j 72 ?? - .ln ar.- sual ?? ef 27 7 per 1,000 Male ?? 17 ?? 2.. (l ?? 10 Female ?? .. * ?? 5. ?? TaBE D3TATU1S 5; INC:.MT'L ?? ...

... LOCAL AND DISIIRICT 'N NORTEmUMBZPRLp~.f PT'T-. RLUCTION OF WAGI.S..O ton 1Neiy SOlnAle.xan ' Geacb, JThhn Robillo Th ,r M eiud. Robert Roat)ego aer Ijr taoee of .he IBed~iioton c al ` ?? ?? ?? Act, forhen 0 00lieqtx,,oofAhich Birigo1(e totecrpainants, was 4tal defendanugB were, p'umtters at the cdIh. nightl hirw- On tbi 9!1n t.., le by thefju.11e Compan on the 23rui ?? On the 23~ro nit.,a ra ...

... 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, ...

... WHaITBY VOLUNTEER BALL.-The annual ball of the Whitby Voluntears (2nd North York) was held in St. Hilda's Hall, on Monday evening. I NON-PAYMENT OF SCHOOL FEES.-At the Stock- ton County Court, yesterday, John Derby, Ralph Wilkinson, and Jas. Wilson, was summoned by a Thomas Olston, atthe instance of the Stockton u School Board for non-payment of the fees for chil. I dren attending school. In ...

... SHE XCHROHERN ;cH. THURSD.Ai', 2OVEMJB3r. it, 1874. Lou- *~L;0w GulsunouGec JUSTICE, unless some change 67; i speedily introduced, will result in Jed. ,ries, burgh justice. Guisbrough justice con- sists in proving a man's guilt first, and then {e. either acquitting him or inflicting upon him took, a mere nominal punishment. Jeddart jus- pam; tice, as all the world knows, consists in hanging a ...

... I| I CABINET COUNCIL. A fully attended Cabinet Conncil was held yesterday in Downing-street. THE DUCHESS OF EDrNBURGH. The Duchess of Edinburgh, accompanied by the Duke, drove out yesterday. PUBLISHNG BElTTING INTEL- LIGENCE. Thomas Gill Dixon, proprietor of the Turf Herald and Hull Sun was yesterday fined 301. or two months imprisonment at the East Rid. ing Petty Sesesions, for publishing ...

... IOUR NEW: MAYORS. A~HARTLEPOOIL.-MR GEORGE Hca~Y of. Mi- George Harslny, the neiwly.pleoted Mayor de ~e of artlepool, is a member of the well-known - ap as firm 'f E. S. Jobson and Co., merchants. There Tt ?? are Horsleys here and there throughout the Sei d- worla, but Hartlepool is their habitat. They Ki 3eabounid there) and have done from time imme- en5 mor~hl. Like thu Poundersi, ?? to Ilaw ...

... DARLINGTON TEMPERANCE SocrETY. s1 1 . - - - - I I . The thirty-ninth annual meeting of this Society was held last night at the Central Hall, Darling. ton. The proceedings commenced with a public tea of which about 600 persons partook. After tea, a public meeting took place, and long before l the chairman took his seat the hall was crowded on the ground flocr, the platform being filled with the ...

... MR GLADSTONE AND LonD AcToN.-Mr Glad- he stone has just terminated a visit to Lord Acton, lit at Aldenham7 Hall, near Bridgenorth. a The ?? stone of the St. Jolin's New er Schools, between Bright-street and Marton.rcad, ne will be laid on Thursday next, by Mrs. W. B. I. he Hopkins. YWINTEE 7IRS Set in rigorously during the last gfew days. Yesterday, Durham, Shields, Kid- ia dlesbrough, and ...

... The Earl and Countess of Zetland gave agrand ball at Aske Hfall, on Tuesday evening, in honour of M3e marriage of Lord Grosvenor and Lady Sibill Mary, yonngest daunhter of the Earl of Scarborough, and sister to the Countess of Zet land, which was celebrated at Sandbeck last week. The ball Uaa held in the entrance hall, which was most tastefully decorated-the ele- gantly carved falls being ...

... WHfITBY INSTITUTE SOIREE. a SPEECHES BY MR W. E. GLADSTONE, M.P., AND MR C. M. PALMER, H.P. The annual soiree of the Whitby Institute of s Popular tcience, Art, and Literature, was held 3yesterday in the Congress Hall.- The Whitby ainstitu'et is not merely the oldest but the only public educational machine in the town. It was established m my years ago, and in its way has been productive of ...