... ,From the Dzily News.) No decimal scale is practicable, says one of the most competent authorities on the subject, Mr. De Morgan, ' that does not begin with the money. In our opinion, say the Commissioners for Restoration of Standards of Weights and Measures, no single change which it is in the power of a government to effect in our monetary system would he felt by all classes as ...

... .1 ABERDEEN, VEDNESEDAY.-Th-3 Earl of Carlisle, who was elected Lord Rector of Marischal College, in this town, a few weeks ago, arrived here yesterday, in order to deliver his inaugural address to the students of that ancient seminary. His lordship's visit baa been looked forward to here with con siderable interest, and all eorts of meetings have been formed for him to attend. His ...

... I UBL WhIDaw. APfI ,u w I l)DUBLINI: FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1868.I THE TENANT MOVEMENT--MEETING OF THE i COUNCIL OF THE LEAUE. | We give so extended a report of the proceedings J at the meeting of the Council of the League held ii yesterday, that we can devote but very little space t] indeed to comment. Yet we cannot allow- ameet- f' ing of such importance to be reported in onr a columns without ...

... IRISE BEET ROOT SUGAR. L The West India planters have taken fright at'% alarming progress of beet sugar production in Ire- land, and the Daily News attempts in their behalf to check tbedangerous growth of 'an Irish industry that is likely to prove detrimental to a certain class of British interests. We have already disposed of some of the sophisms put forth by our London free- trading ...

... ~OtTH, INDEvPXDENTA aTiENANT-RIGHT, CLUB. LOUTH INDd ~i~h6uniB ?? e A meeting of the memters or clut Auueubua, c. ye club took place in Dutdalk on Monday last, Mr. WILLIAM M'MAHON, in the chair. Amongst the members present were the Rev. Mr. Lennoi, P.p.; Owen Markey, J. P. Neary, Rev. Mr. M'Ginn, C.C.; W. M'Mahon, Rev. Mr. Campbell, C.C. ; Thomas King, - John Cashel nocy, James O'Hagau, ...

... BY ELEOTRIC TELEGRAPH. W. H. Seeith and Sons' Newspaper O0t)se, No. 1, Eden-quay, April 6. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, WLEDNESDAY.-The Globe says the report in cir- culation that the government have in contemplation some plan for reducing thee rate of interest on consols, and intend to carry out measures for modifying the national burden, have been freely discussed, and on the whole favour- ...

... FOREiGN INTELLIGENCE. THE FRENCH EMPIRE. THE, BALL OF THE LEGISLATIVE BODY. PARIS, TuisDAY,-The grand fete offered by the members of the Legislative Body to the Emperor and the Empress took place last night with great magnificence. Not only were the splendid decorations of the Legislative Palace worthy alike of the illustrious guests in whose honour the ban was given, and of the high body of ...

... BY BXPBESS. yglog OUR LIVERPOOL CORRESPONDENT. Liverpool, Tuesday. I ao msal stir manifested itself in the immediate vicinity o the Old Church-yard yesterday afternoon. The passen- gers o0 board the Ebba Brahe held a meeting to consider ehat steps they should take in reference to their present un- fortanate position, with regard to which the Liverpool Mer- .ry ef to-day gives the following ...

... The notification that the government have resolved upon the issue or' 100 tons ol a new copper coinage has caused misgivings among the advocates of a decimal currency, lest by adding this large amount to the existing circulation the desired reform may be infiritely retarded. In the most simple and approved plans for the introduction of a decimal system, the penny, halfpenny, and farthing are ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MonDAY, APRIL 4. The Bishop of LLANDAFF took the oaths and his seat. Lord LYTELLTON presented a petition from unions in Worcester praying for an alteration in the law of settle- ment. The Bishop of EXETER presented a petition from a place in Devonshire against the admission of Jews into par- liarnent. THE CITY ADDRESS TO THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. Lord CAMPBELL rase to put a question ...

... SHIPWRECKS AND MORE COLLISIONS IN THE I CHANNEL. I Kingstown, 3rd April, 1852. The contract mail steamer, Prince Arthur, Captain Symes, left here on last night at her usual hour, 7 80 p.m., with a fair supply of passengers, reached the Kish Light, and when about four miles to her eastward, came into collision with an inward bound brig, the Bessy, of Sunderland, laden with grain from Bayonne to ...

... THE CALORIC SHiP. TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. SIR-Your New York correspondent, under date of the Ist of February, has made some statements in regard to the caloric shp which demand correction. That caloric, as motive power, is not new even in this country is quite true; it has generated steam for the pro- pulsion of our steamers upwards of forty years. But caloric has not before been ...