... 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 ...

... ayj THE lItEED111% OF SLEORTHU.1NS. lait A metig ?? Farmers' Club, of k hih rtraamis secretary, was Leld last ketr ?? Schoolroom, Staindrop, for har tepups f ern a paper on cattle IIIeeding reemy.r ere ldley, of Newcastle. Mr too T.Sati JOf Steaitdrop House, president Bil oftecutcttecair, and and among thoroc etr Present were, messrs D.Neas'oam, G-einford Hall; 'ie CieatB.mWils, Dete Hall; B. ...

... IHE #ORTHERN ECHOo SATUBDAY. ,fOVRCfMBER 14, 1874. THE BATTLE NEAR IRU?T* THF, SIEGE OF IRUN has been raised The Carlists who blockaded it have been driven into the hills, and their second great attempt to seize an important strategic position has been foiled. Since the raising of the siege of Bilbao, the Carlists have not experienced such a reverse, but even this disaster will probably not ...

... THE ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTH - DURHAH RAILWAY. - I -I - ' . . - The following is a list of the persons injured in iE the railway accident on the Summit on Thurs- c day :-Thomas Sargison, assistant-guard - Mrs (d Thompson, Branoepetb, left at the Railway 1* Hotel, Ehizabeth WOlkes, Preston, Lancashue, 8 Thomas Kipling, Wintor 9 Thames Theak- stone, North Shields;Jh Sel]o, P'otter- g dale ; HOhme ...

... NORT C6UNTRY NEWS. . MOVELSENCTS IN THE CIVIL SEnviS E.-Inland 9 Revenue. Appointments, promotions, ?? Mr J. . Murray, ~Middlesbrough ride, Sunderland, to e S o ride, Suaderland; Mr C. E. Sergeant, Ist clacss clerk, Sunderland. to Leicester; Mr J. F. i Stephens, Ist class clerk, Truro, to Stncerlatld. PRESENTATION TO BARRETT THE PROFESSIONAL t CRI0XETER'-T1e membars of the Stockton i. Cricket ...

... , DARLINGTON. t d WEST WAI.D PLECrION. 6 A meeting of Mr Morrell' Committee was held e 3 last night at the Mechanics' Institute. Reports c w, were given in from the.different parts of the Ward r of an exceedingly encouraging natore, and the ' r Comnittee were unanimous in 'heir assurance of ' Y his success. D n MIDDLESBPROUGH.i e The election of gentlemen to fill the vacancies 0 Ls in tho ...

... ?? D- -- - A svasasl' West Ward.-We publish no a1n1yno1 n vi letters bearing upon elestion meattle. Yoe oem- Al manicatiou csn only appear in our adverlisnig A Coulmns. 91 11. W. s. M., Bichmond.-7be Sentence yoru cefer to E kad abeolatety no reference to the late MaLyor of S Pnohiond. Thanlls fr your eonasql. T. S. If you likP, your aerastie shd;l be forwarded to the Mayor. Wo doa't put ...

... ~e LATEST ASPECTS OF THE UNITED ?? STATES, BY W. HEPWOIETl DIXO)N. ug LETTER IV. tyST. JOH!NSBURY. pi 40we are seated in a small1, but handsome, ito~ l gallery in front or Ricestd aou doiced prln cataract of spray, crowned tth by a mass. of grey and silvery cloud, through III which thea blue of the Pacifjc sky breaks here and p1 011 there.-the masterpiece of this goeat master of PIn Y' ...

... LATEST NEWSO RECRUITING IN THE ARMY- We are given to understand that recruiting for the army vag never so slack as it is at the 4 present moment. The young men who offer i are fewer in number and more in quality than I ever, while at the same time desertion con. tinues to increase. TEBE PRINCE OF WALES AND THE FREEMASONS. It is not likely that the Prinoo of Wales will take his seat and be ...