... IPARLIAMENTARY BUSINBSS .LO THE WEFA I :~ The following notices of motions and orders d f the day stand in the order book of the House of 0cO:, e mons for the present week;, THIs DAY. ORDERS OF THE DaY. Representation of the People Bil-committee; Natiori Debt Acts-report thereupon* Fortifications (Provision fa I Expenses) Bill-adjourned debate on second readis; , Marine Mutiny Bill-committee; ...

... PIROTESTA.*N'T OIRIIAN SOCIETST. Tr;E annuall mceting Of the friends and supporters of this societyv was held on Friday, in the Round Room of thle l otueelo, Daublin. A large nnllmber of the ?? unler the carc of the society attendedl. Sir EllAci RLc GrOGcAN, Bait., presided. Amongst. those who occupici scats on the platform were- 1or. W. I). POunion, fIer. W. Murray, LLD.; Rev. IT. G. Carroll, ...

... THE COMING STRUGGLE ON . THE REFORM BILL. - ?? doieyodet. ?? Ln47 .-aponden~tlt.) SATURDAY EVENING. The expectation that the Reform Bill would be passed without any great trial of strength in the House of Commons is doomed to disappointment. AU the other points in th6 bill may be considered as goodas settled, but the question of the borough franohise is still undetermined, and will remain so ...

... ., 1 , I Vt % IUrAPl ) I' : wbfil., or 'at Vi tk- bid -b:,ee i. ?? ; \e t: p.. ,d ev thi:s e'eingtate th;'a t^! th'.1 relat^v~ +tt~ie t.eathyof 18119. ,DhndPa^ of this eensing eatsthe §16re¢Umour' en ~~s ubjct &W~ eenmad ?? Ca. pibnet fthoe Intfom t ?? cot 'if tti l e: ' Grie.. Rumours havebe~ Ue ne~n;j&t' do t ' e t. 1rjpeiby telegraw, and that snote has been de-, spathedi~ ~ 'to' 'eltti tof ...

... Monday, 2 o'clock. r:frwq Obinfd Bltsd. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. ITALY. FLORENCE, ACril 8.-Signor Rattazzi is asserted to have met with some difficulties in completing his Cabinet. According to the Opinione he considers these difficulties insurmountable, and has asked the King to relieve him from the task of forming a new Cabinet. BAVARIA. MUNICH, Aj/ril 8.-The official Bavarian Gazelle of to-day ...

... {From our oiva Correspondentp RonBErn ASD ATTEMPTED MURDER By Two SoL- ?? the Liverpool Police Coourt, on Saturday, Thomas Parnel and Charles Stuart, two rather good-looking young men, privates in the 81t itegi- ment of infantry, were charged with having, on Mon- day night last, assaulted, wounded, robbed, and nearly murdered a man named Joseph Brewer, a first-class pilot, belonging to ...

... I IBFERAL MEETING AT ML, I GLADSTONEA 8. Friday afteirnoom, an important 8ani I,.'gdly attended ngestlng -o'f the Liber Al party wa', ldetd, at Mr, Gla3stouds residence, in onlibinie terrace. 7Teobject of the gathering, was to,detillv minbe w~hat. action should be taken by the, party in oonsequence of the second reading 'of -the Govern- memt Reform Bi l~y ~~Pho ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? but In the lobby of ~ ...

... MJ4 iAL !~ : I confidenc ipthe dmiutrqe-M ~ ~hlp ~rike~ini the p~u~p~p 1O toal~. te Q1~ h~h be~m -qu~erqf1 Agheoym. t1nde4 *fun03 iiuiol eopoe l~ti~ ~eqnt bt~t~viilbe ~ ~ him cofdec lteafmnita~.P16~~ ~~ys-i-The ~ew i4l91in * r;geseonr of ' ,Hoie oftq~osb the OW00 A .Gqixoral )A he Wm ?? t alford,0 the e~ode~lie~ ?? ke O PtAe ?? hi' ?? hin ~Ap owgrntfol~ refon.e~e !yAQ -be'or4 Mrf. Disraeli ...

... -. I L, *OM loi I ?? THR -NM Itm I I I ,~y Ri t*1be, po~a& oom iat eIeen7 q F 4Ne elag bgsj r itha~nmes L i'M heua8 ilea ?? e nameieof neaky the hidrmd rd'm; *harawith:' ttlzh*eiwya¢ jd !9iv}!epa41iep 1~a q'~ppioitedwol; P3.M*vue41eadqyi,hahepdipNin thie ord ~ry. cputeeion c 3nitt&I. by~h6s2nagearater !J ?? The ilamne f:lfrJ.Beyggb oief tet pfexpoteantor f r the county and eiti of Dulblin~ ...

... FEY EANISM ?? BELFAST. - an ANOTIUiR ARREST. LuK 0S s~tturday, a man named -Michael Hanion, o~'~rti 0' Haijlon, was arrestedI under the Habeas CorpuIs Of Sus~pension Act on suspicion of being onnmected with at. mt the KFnian conspiracy. The prisoner, who, it ?? lie renacinhered. formerly held the situation of gar- so Jlcner to Captain Thomson, Skeigoneil, was arreatel ?? ?in the liume of ...

... [AiVEirTIsmE2. 1 To the Editor of the GlasgowO Herald. 180 West George Street, Glasgow, Gth April, 1867. SJPi,-WVc have been desired to send you the en- closed copy of a correspondence which has taken place between uls and the Secretary of the Glasgow ard South-Western Railway Company in regard to the Bil3before Parliament for the amalgamationw with the Midland Railway, and to request that ...

... 1:HE SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS FOR ENGLISH FISHERIES. Da&ricsTo;., Saturday. THE DINSDALE LOOK CASE. The hearing of this case again occupied the attention oi the Special Commissioners nearly the whole of the day. It will be remembered that it is a claim by Mr. Surtees to a fishing mill dan extending entirely across the Tees, with a fish lock at each side. Mr. Huonts, Welsh Circuit, appeared for Mr ...