... DECIMAL COINAGE, WEIGHTS ANI 1MEASURBS. TO TRN IDXOR OF ThUtl DAMY PW. ISiz,-In an educational, u well M to mtoomercigl point of view, there b porhaps no subject of pgte impo- tese then the decimelisetion of our colasge, weights, end To abridge the study of the schoolboy, ac eil se the work of the counting-house, by being onbl to effoS *II arithrstl6al calculatione by the epplictlie' of the ...

... ?? OF GOVJVT VALERIAN KRA- I D h IF . . SINSKL. . To 7ux EDIOI1 or was MORNING CHRONICLE. 1i-i The Polish Emigration has just Bustained au irrepara~le Icos by the death of .CounttValerian rir.indki, who was no lessdistitiguished as an Eng- lish writer than as a Polish patrlot; and I, there- fore, venture to hope that It will not be deemed an intrusion if I solicit a place in your columns for ...

... ECCLBSlASI'JCAL INTALLIGENCE. ORDINATION. The Lord Bishop of Oxford held art ordination in the cathedral ohuroh of Christ, in Oxford, on Sunday last, when the following gentlemen were admitted into holy orders, viz. - DEACONS. T. J. Batey, B.A., Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. Joseph Butt, COadesdon College, near Oxford. R. H. Codrington, B.A., Fellow Wadham College, Oxford. Thomas Fowler, B ...

... ' I ! .. .: I .. x , g . - -7 - - - . I15 . , I!. ITH DUKE OF AOR7HUMBEBLAND AND HIS , f : p. , . TExANTRF. ?? - I aso ThDa Dke-df N4orthunibdrland, we bdlieve Csaye atthe, ColarlskJournat),hahihr'eyetcaacto Itbeingi a good landlord, bit at thts moment blio tanuautry are~ d.up mmmaenthimi, boldiegfildigntion z~jt~eoogs,psrad passing resoluitrons ratcr Ing, 41ier 4eternnto t'es at ibo ...

... I CQMMI2TT4ILOF THB ALE IMPOSTOAt, f: CANTBRRURF. . ' CANTERBURYB Y Moiwox; At the St. Augustine's petty oessions, before Edt wa1rd -roes, req., and other eonatyjustices, the rival of Alice Gtap Mary Etisatremaine, with many other alise, Aso ?? been committed to priso for two nesiths on the chuge o obtAiningboeard,Iodging, and amloey #ider Ises pretenes, ot the partshofOapringe, on tho 7th ...

... N VAL .AND MILITAB Y. .ADUIRmTY P)Ee. 24.-APPOINmTUINs.-Lionte.. ' acute acid Comman ers a.Hardlinge (1852). to.the Band wit Otesr V.~ Gilford (1852). to the Bustard ?? P. ASeumaarax goo (1847),t. tbe C nso;nd.W.Martin (1866),* to the aell- Frog. I. ,- . Payroiaster ?? FC.OBatleman (1847), o'hf Baeih the 80, screw steam ebip, of 400'horse power, at Devonport. beul *for' WOOtl'b(iC, ibEO. Zi. ...

... 2tflRBSItht F4Y'Nr7AL REPORT- OP 'T NA-.. ' iONAL FREEB OLD LANDSOCTY. Alti h ,thep st ea has bein, W ii ?? ?? building sodwieies, on'uf domparatiwe Iaction, your Abet- ?? OOUb n 'wportls tbe progren they han'bai'E. enabled to ns:t-4 in wbsthoein tbeir espeaI PbjIShOb#.- Pening the Socita's SaCAlW ?? pig em O .4 Aie ljuteaisihe balance of cuah ia ha ieed i1,004 *nl is m not easy to ?? ...

... !I've $01YRU'U'TA. .0 . , K-W, 'ANW, , , '' '; OBFlr,&Iu;- -P ?? bour joqxA ' ' ' f~.~1,haigq ah a, ?? Iwprexemeatii~ i, Mi Milluy- nokey, hal ingndchantedies' t'onyr~OS qrzNfTIC 'dt &if~~ bh'lie f ?? 4pt)*FrftT~pOte4 ~ M-espectiug -thedaitem ,Atntio`&dl, A wasioubly grtifen h' the, correspondent of thee jou~uali: ?? OIt]t 16elpi Adp lorablie'atater of-b 'great piret a the ...

... Yesterday, a poor, miserable looking female, meanly clad, named Catberine Bryan, described on the charge sheet as a domestic servant, 22 years of age, was brought before Mr. a'Beckett, at the Souti wark Poliee-o;urt, charged with causing the death of Mary Ann Bryan by exposing it to the weathor, and no lesting to give it proper nourishment. Mr. Christopher Adcock, surgeon, of No. 3, Charlotte- ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORrESPONDrNT.] PARIS. MONDAY EVENING. Bri The accession of Denmark to the policy of the pla Allied Powers is considered more and more proba- ble in the political circles of Copenhagen, as letters for from thence confidently assure us. It is looked Re for that a treaty will be almost immediately con- col eluded between the Danish Government and the 5 Cabinets of London and Paris, ...

... TES RAC8RT IR5t T ATHE DUE C;! LEINSTA#'s RESIDBNGCE, I tool eharsoXler.~. ?? fii3e,-.wfi ?? aupplig4 -by, t which eis oompletl iletty d. :..The tebity ?? t e the p iin of the atdedeam consisted of'hiigae whohadony f.l ratauied ?? siening; WilcE wol has lwt. ibee.a ~qr a considerabl.'; lime suffosing-ft 2sr~UIlni,42;4 1~idd-ah~ ~o for somt. tine past hxbaa eeo aoflo& but5 bar ' bed ; bit.' ...

... | ,spS FROM GERMANY. [O OR OWNO OASOESPO' NDENT.] 21. (Fltox OUR E3 LI9LIN. D -a21-1| e learl, from Berlin that the ptreliminuaries of In0gotare peace-a s settled by Austria, France, f laud-have ?? sent to St. Petersburg. i has sf50 been officially informed of them. Nste ?? Minister of Austria, had an 51ois v it h the King on Wednesday, to present 0utogresh iletter from the Emperor of Austria, ...