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Among the Vlclim8 of tia Cholera are men. tiomed M. Melville, Peer of France. the Mar. quis de CFoix, also Peer; Gen. ChettOsuue {; M. Benoist, former Secretary of State the celebrated Hatian Physician M. BarilIa and M. Debruit, President 0fthe Health Commts. sion for the district Of MODterguil. Tho Vice President Ofthe Chamber. M. Segnirr. is al. go dead; the Deputies, M. Pages, General Lamarque, the Duke of MOrney, son.i law of Marshal SOult. The Cholera was also ra- ging in TrOyes, Nemours, BegOus, Reuil, Pu- teaux. and many villages in the neighbOfhoOd Of Paris. The lower classes still attributed it to poisoning, and that the Cholera had DO existence.

 London, April lS.-The debate on the Re- form Bill comes on again this evening in the House of Lords. There is little doubt the second reading will be carried this seems to be the general impression, but opinions differ materially as to the number of fvotes by which tt will be carried. The more saDgnine of the RetOrmers anticipate majority of from fif- teen to twenty, the more Ohservant and expe- rienced think 1t will not exceed four or five. The truth probably lies between the two.- Public anxiety meantime is more actively awake than ever, Nothing is talked of, nOth- ing thought of, but the approaching momen- tous division. The Ultras, from all we can learn. are in the lowest state of depression, and the Ministerial party more confident than ever. It is not expected division. win take place until six or seven o'clock tomorrow mOrning.-SMn.

 London, Friday evtning, April lS.-It be- ing generally understood that the debate on the second reading of the Reform Bill would be brought to close this evening or to.mor- row morning, the gallery was crowded before three o'clock. Ram Mohun Roy entered the House and took his seat in that part of tgen- erally allotted to foreign ambassadors. The division certainly will tai4. place 10 -night.- The majority for the second reading, it is said, will not be more than fourteen, unless there should be some new adhesiOns. If the sec- ond reading is carried. it is understood that the House N ill go into committee on Monday.