... Grand Juries Secretaries (Ireland) Bill. Mr. HENNESSY moved the second reading of the Grand Jury Secretaries (Ireland) Bill, the object of which is to increase the salaries of the secretaries to grand juries. The bill was opposed by Sir R. PEEL, and at the close of a dis- cussion was withdrawn. The other business was disposed of, and the House adjourned. ...

... Money Market. CITY Mvr 13. The funds to-day are steady, at yesterday's prices, with little business. In the other mark-its languor pre- vails. Attention is chiefly occupied v i h preparations for lhars- day's settlement in shares aud foreign stocks, i^iiglisn railways in some instances are rather flatter. Great Luxembourg shares have experienced a fresh rise. Turkish Lorm Scrip is now quoted ...

... At the Marlborough.street policr-court, on Friday, William Wentworth Fi'zivilliam Viscount Milton, of 4, Grosvenor-square, charged with obtaining by means of false pretences, at 47, New-Pond-street, a pair of ear. rings of the value of £ 100, the property ot Messrs; John Cordy Crouch an! Henry Warre, trustees for Mrs. Sophia Stephens, pawnbroker, of 35, Brewer.street, Golden- square, was again ...

... : 0!: eftaitW B ?? I I a FONEDDIGION, 1. Beth raid fod cyllid blynyddol dyn4 byi* ia17 gyfraith ei orfodi i gynnal ei rieni heb fyned ybW bwryaa 2. Pan y bydd y farn wedi mare, a'r tad: *edi :ail I briodi, a ellir gorfodi y mab i-dalu at gynnaliaath y llys I farn yr nn wedd a phe buasai yn wir fatniddo; i r.iI.,otT5 :1 fyddo y' tad yn ?? ?? AWBBODO . ATTE&aAD. 1. Y mae yn ofynol 'derbynpeth ...

... THE MANCHESTER OPERATIVES,—Another testimony to the manly manner in which the great distress has been borne was seen in the Recorder's address in opening the Manchester city session on Monday. The recorder said it had been served to him that the distress would occasion to him an in- crease of labour, bat he rejoiced that it was not so. The Average number of commitments to the session was less ...

... CARDIFF POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MONDAY. (Before R. O. JONES, and GEO. BIRD, Esqs.) James Allen, on a charge of drunkenness, was cautioned and discharged John Pearson was charged with committing an assault upon a man named Wallace in the Cardiff House of Refuge. The master proved the offence, and Pearson was sent to prison for fourteen days' hard labour. Bartholomew Bawney was charged with ...

... ITALY. THE household of his Majesty King Victor Emmanuel gave a splendid breakfast at Pompeii, 0:1 the 12th inst., to the officers of the English and French fleets. It is reported from, Milan that Austria has increased her troops along the frontier of Lombardy by 10,000 men.- Four battalions of troops have been concentrated on the Tyrolese frontier. ...

... ?? = .,,f ?? 4ft~, S.- . TY raSA12i.--AR~VYD. . .j Dydd thin, Mai 12red. Galwodd Ialt :'Sbaftes4 C Iurv SylT at Y Cyfyogder.mAarv'9dawr n' Y nu Yn C y dasbarthiadau. ilaw-vieithfafll yn si5 nase~a'r weri rhoddi canmoiiaeth ucbel i oudefgqrwch ac t Rnvynedd y bobl o dan eu dioldefladau, dywe'dodd t ei fod ef o r farn y dewisent unrhyn gymmhortli a f alieot ei gael i ddyfod' iddynt trwy, gyfrwng ...

... The Slave Trade. In answer to Mr. W. E. Forster, Mr LAY AltD said that a treaty for the suppression of the slave trade between this country and the United States, which con- ferred the right of search on British cruisers, had been con- eluded. ...

... CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY. The annual meeting of this society was held at Exeter Hall, Strand, on Tuesday. The proceedings were com- menced at ten o'clock by the Rev. Henry Venn, wb0 effered up prayer. The Earl of Chichester occupied the thair, and was supported by the Bishop of London the Bishop of Ripon, the Bishop of Sierra Leone, th*. Bishop of Nova Scotia, the Dean of Carlisle, &c., &c. ...

... FRANCE. THE-review which took place on the 13th in the Champs de Mars was magnificent. In its comments on American affairs, the Patrie of the 13th inst., which hitherto has been very hostile to the North, says the taking of New Orleans is calculated: to precipitate the march of events, and hasten the fall of the Southern Confederation; and again, A new situ- ation is coming, which will require ...

... The Education Vote. The house then went into committee of supply on the civil service estimates, commencing with the vote on education, which was agreed to. After some discussion on the next vote, for science and education, a motion was made to report progress, which on a division was carried by 65 to 59, and the house resumed. The other business was gone through, and the house ad- journed. ...