Ma;or;,y f;,r ,he second Reod;ne
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Majority for the Second Reading NINE The Bill was then read second time, a"d on the motion of Earl GREY, it was ordered to be c0mm- ted on the 6rrt day after the recess.

 The House then adjourned at quarter past seven o'clock Saturday morning. ,.

 From the Belfast Wh;g, April l9.

 The Recess and the New Peers.--Earl Grey has altered his intention Of going into Committee, on the Reform Bill, before the Easter recess. The adjourn men was expected to take place. yesterday or to-day The holidays are to be rather longer than formerly the Globe infoms us their Lordsbps will ble till 3d of May, and the Commons till the 7h- Considering the heightened and arduons, and we are happy to add, glorious campaign which has just ter- minated, or been suspended for little, we shall not grudge 10 the Members especially those ot the Com" mons couple or three weeks oI holidaya. :. Whh Earl Grey, the recess VII not he lost: He rangemens which he shall make, during these days. much will depend for securing victory. We have read over the articles of most of the leading London journals of Saturday and Monday, with view to see his Lordship means 10 adopt. SG

 The result of our examination is. that they arg "a much at sea on the subject as ourselves. All the form papers speak, with much satisfaction, of the cision the second reading; and, in general, app sufficiently confident, that Eari Grey will no, permit himself to be defeated. "He exhibited." snys the tion in his powerful speech when he maintained the righ, of the prerogave to create Peers when II might ba necessary prevent collision between the two Houses of Parliament" '' But" adds the same jour. nal, "of those who voted personally for the second reading, more than twenty are pledged against the main clauses of the Bl.

 Paris, April l4.-The- Cholera still continues to rags in this city, I has carried of several Members ol the House of Deputies and also two Peers, the Marquis de Croix and the Marquis de Malevle. The following is the of the official bulletins dur "Wednesday nopn--ai,acked, 493 males and 357 ie- males: died, 232 males and 129 females: during 24 hours to Thnrsday noon 435 males and 367 females died l76 males and l4l females; during "A hours 10 Friday noon, 468 males and 32l females; died, l92 males and l2l females. Total from the commence ment, 8,S49 cases, and ,226 deaths.