The New York herald., 1864-07-22

% H.ra, were perf.r,y ,us,rd bv the indeoorous >.

N Hardy were pers~ty ,ussrned by indeooroos sx-
prsssions Of Mr. Lsyard. (Lout ch. .ersl
The CHANCELLOR zee kacAs said the w.ras used
Ss one s Oh
20 st oScs but the Ient nov wss ~he,her the words
.'caurnniogs stdtemer" ~sre ssacssor,h within the
liberty of Pariiamenu (Chee.s)
SIR J. PAkSoroS had oSara she words used BY Mr. Lay
ard the Speakers rsIug vas quite risas.
Chair. He believed The seskers d-cEon was perfectly
tisht and wss ssloarfed the leader OF the Honse
calling u into question. vehsmenI cnes from ns e
The spSAKxa said sba, q, DID ne, appear him tia,
MI Hardy was imPoting motives. The words referred
10 on both sides Q~f bysnd hs ordtndru ffnf
Of deate 6u udr the c'rcnm unes he had not .e calico
inter ere the the debate hitherto
most orderly and he trusted that The Houfs would nov
calmly return TO the debate. CheersD
Mr.. LaYARp ssid that n be bad used any improper
wds that had sresdy been used csss Of by shs Chan
celsor OF the Excheauer y
Mr. HoRsnAS rose, bus bis remarks were inaudibis
amid the cries % ..order." "chair"
Mr. HARDY, after some time, proceeded He imputed
motives to one bat when ne heard charpes OF 'ai
caton, though used N the heat OF debate against
gentlemen on thai sde hs could not beip saying q Y
caIsmnies. They had also been charged by hr
Hcrsman with not having brought tho conduct OF the
under notice before and because they had
had they nots Because government give
the papes and every occasion when the question was
raised had appealed 10 House rot 70 into It, the
plea that regulations were pending and tho public inter-
ess would suffer In CONCLUSION, he showed that the
Russeiis replies and representatives with tho utmost
contempt, and proved boY t, they ed for mis- nfl
ence, trh he Danes had 70 N. io tsen Inspired actA
hopes that En9land een alone soouh Keep ihsn, and go
universal this impression that this the only hon
orane cour-e Tor The hnslsh government t. take after
its previous proceedings that while every knew and
no one blamed the oi France and Russia, all
Europe Was IN Suspense and anxiety 10 see what England
would do.
| Sir +. GoIDssuDr fat that the government had
threatened Germany, snd had not warned Denmark, as
II ought, that Fngaud would not gye her active aid:
with this Oeef he could to resolutions OF
Mr.. Disrae and he should not say aye. because the
eject might oe put in Office party with which hs
totally disagreed domestic qnossns, and which lie
did not believe would have msnaged foreign affairs any
better lie therefore support the amcnument Of
Mr. K,resIaSc unsss some other amen Inn ent met his
views better, Or avoid voting altogether.
MT e B9s,s's regretted The de"nis Of party
o,5a ond bc practice Ion onca in Un9ae OF sne,ilc,a
Ir:aess 20 e,'snsv ;n lie Condemned 'he policy q
here was rcInor aleat that compact had been en-
tered into between certain members o tho ultra oDane
Roman Cstcc party and high aatborites on the opposi
ton side Of the house by which ;hosv members who
dnsry yote with The government uoud This occasion
but 1t was true, sooner than be larty such
ract he would vote with the government their sin.
ten times h,ossT and be I'D 10. envy the parties
10 il, although ;hey might be successful.
Ma. CoGaa called on Mr.. Bsniinc 20 produce bis aa
thogiiy, In order that the ruor might be traced % s
base Foundation. ass Roman catholic he knew of no
gious parties in That House. an he rcpuiated the
aipaed 70 as 1ansan me- contempt no resrst,,d ; thai he
probation Tor II IL bad mol inroived the country In
S0'caiy 70 ESaptJOr The FrGnch,
while saved neither honor nor be Influence of
tho country abroad. iEs eorTSa,eat neither feared
MOI yps In Us Golicy as regards Ireland It had been
equally unfortunate To Place Ea,l Rls Of he head Of
the fbrea Gcs cot,d only be jote OIL part Of
the P.,0er, ,cat@ 20 seia Sir n PEI. TO irtiand
aialei az eG1ges dSd ia inH. Tor his owD part, he
felt they had tolerated tho government too long aud
sho vote against H. no, because be desrad
tive administration, but beca1so he wished 10 partly the
liberal party. :.
Mt PhAooCx Supported The resolution.
The ATTORNEY GESR.Ar IN an elaborate and highiy
against government, DENYING tler truth and ;suntng
the opposition with having whenever they come into
Office abaud dooei ther principles snd adopted the
prsciice as well as The principles OF tho opponents lie
powers 10 the engagements bad l.ca enaces but had
only gwen warning, which they were bound u give,
With the PROCEEDINGS OF Austria AMI Prussia Eye the
present result conld have been ioTesaeD woud lave
been their dny 70 o;er ,bese reons,racce and even
warnings of honest free spoken gat.oB. The govern
neDt stained 10 the breath ing IL would
no. 80 10 war for Posnd. AID for not sayins tho
with resLect to Denmark. In ne .asr they could
not better themselves, because they not of
what tho ether uea;rais might d. ba, sy sai
fcr1 70 The Danes hca ard fTis,31 a7vce ,nhick he
regretted p ray, s had ai,sau rejected because they be-
eya that ,nsy were ere ;s se1gsphca necessity In The
sooner or later come 70 their i'd He, however
tended that government, had inspired the Danes
behalf On the ca.rary. they always complained, as
would be from hsir papers, that would
he insisted that the opposition they beevei she gov
ernneht was wrong 10 10. aiding Denmark they ought
course but for hts Own part, he felt that II more
honorable 10 have Gone ber best honestly aud In good
iaih 70 preserve treaties 10 maintain peace, end uphold
tha h nor and influence Of the country hsp 10 Avail
se o' tho chapter cf ecocents and into cace nv
mcaps OF resolution which recorded the dshoncr and
Humiliation OF the country. iChsersl
Lord j. NAssEEs strongly denounced The policy Ci
government, and complained IN b:sser terms o. the I'd.
satisfactory IN which The Chancellor OF the Ex
cheqzer and the rest Of tbe speeches behalf the
ecyc!nnen bad misTepressnod tee statements OF thoss
who eo1denned policy OF State sterile meDsees, vain
snppcstons and rriuied expectations, the resnt o.
which was that the country now found itse in state
OF impotert Isolation.
Mr. oEsIo~ said That to so-ora,rent coudrcied the
n1airs OK the country with corsu.nnae ss. and
worthy oi thehiehesi oopaGenoe of Parliament,
On the molten OF Ir n. osR szy, tnc debate WAS ad
journet until ,or'Crrow (Fritayl.
Mr. HksMsY wished 20 say fow words IN hone thar m
future two Of her Yaestys minister wud inspect the
oeciscn of the Speaker lie io-nd that the 2st Of
Arll 1853, viscount Fairnerstop used these wcrLs-
Ersgy Reasonable E.u~ o co1usrcrd tio, ne
charge o he icyoI!e m>0ss fn!ss crd clignioes
theors The Ise atr6bT veTeysed M. Lay.
ard lepexei cbcers.) Mr. Oitway then csil5i tie
noble visccrn u ORDER but the late Speaker ruled that
he was not oat v! order anl a.. nobi, dglis- re-
peced ne Tcs. Cheers, After IL he ssionig hed
At the noble viconns dspnng similar decision " The
Speaker that uichi (cnsers
Lord PALsEssroS appEebended that he appl;ci the
terms to the charges Of other pergon bet In aay
case he bowed 10 the decsc o. The spetker lie wished
10 know n the dohaie 10 close 10. raorYov
Mr.. DlsrlASia believed iha. tts general under
sianu .rg.
The house adjourned al FIVE msu,os ~ two O'clock