New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23

hong enough 70 have cokae upon 'e'"o vi 'H"ey WIS.,
the Cerherus watching there; oi having impressed Div
with my sense Of the grandeur OF Eng nd among tn'
nations 81 the earth ! fear did not make much ado
about the Stars and Stripes donet II intini"'eo
tba, the Yankee, could whip all creation. have o
guilty impression though vague. OF having admired inc
c,s. of 81, Andrew with dramatic enthusiasm. In
fact feel it good for the soul to acknowledge that
made nm the most attractive Lind of sop. and finally
had the satisfaction Of seeing the whiecrovsted and
imno,tsut Cerberus swallow it, whereupon am tossed
o n ,o another If The subordinate Cerberuses until
my nne Of red tape fully unwourd, leads me to a
charming front scat in the gallery whence look down
mon he noisy throng Of the neither pit. Within ten
& ~ each other sat the contestants for the power and
oai ces Of England. Between them small table with
,hs Smoker and two clerks with antique gowns and
rreet frzzled wigs such you in America may see only
IN very old mixtures Between them lay the royal mace
the crown end toward the Ministerial Bench, tho
borp mint toward the Opposition-eyclcd straight at
Disrael The seats were filed with flushed, heated,
noisy men. Each moment their clamorous 4" Hear,
hears or sharp angry NoNoes" their noisy cheers.
ronieal laughter oh-ois grows calls 10 order. and
other chaotic hut quite parliamentary methods OF de.
bate. rang through the house. ard one felt hnt he was
locking upon "a terrible battle where 10 quarter was
given or taken. The most notable hgnros were Dis
raei side ard Gladstone the cfher;hc nbest
speakers leir respective tidcs nnd The natural "n
cis of the debate. Here good lesson coneei nny
what Carlyle has said about tie piper nobility 81
England enough Lords" nnd "Siis" there are IN The
House. but not one ~ them Is leader OF party or
ssmipary prless IL bs Ialm"rstcn and even h. IN aii
intellectual cmcr. ency is not the man 10 he put Tor
ward Elsrse without drop OF urisiocrt'ic blood
leads and represents The afiocracy such his origin
thsi Lord Derby would not speak IN him were h. Tot
tie leader OF his party(and alas giving 20 party what
" IS meant for mankind; and there rs Mr.. 1ldstCn'.
Of similar position retained ~ conduct the for Her
Mil A. - Il there
semitic ,tions Of the houses Of York and I1rcssei-or
one bore a red (Gadsone). ;hc other whit obs -
rose IN his coat. These gentlemen al 81 theH' Lev
iauuty ornamental way Of getting themselves az, which
IN America would create some amusement Gladstone
has great culture. snd, In speaking has TIE normal
CAohan manner ~ intonation. which do not like. but
which one hears fOm the famous glish preachers
Every sentence 10 fill down nld ~ NJ arrin to-
ward lis end Gladstone j. a man Of lent cnnsrin
mate artst-snd there Is something about Is
manner voice that GaaleHs dsirrHt
DTueli has more general nlurnltch but les sthOrF
ship. lie cannot conceal his SIT 80 vel as Gladstone
a "a hi, ealmhess i too evidently forced. Gut be hos
tLs advantage of Gladstone anu - eyc.y otucr l,aGr
ia the HOgsfhc has genius. When be rises T. speak
there l. p1'teruutnfa hush; no ole knows NLhi he
may say. Dir. Gladstone, all know, VII nal POI" ci
ftl statement 90 Whist Others are aieaN thinking or
This was very s,rikiuyy SHOWN % tie fceHe dC-af te
d. bate tie second uIgt uf tn Motion to Cctsuie
which I Witnessed RON last 10 lat. hen ehttfrd
Nh Lay ara making very telling sl",ch In isyor
If iLe Govcrnmeit. Tie Opposition WINGED ur"er u
great doa. MT layaTd u a st"TL taics se veiy hn-
very pleasant sort 81 Hn to encpnner lis ton, =
severe ard be has Way now and then o. sh"sing his
teen opt excite tie pluck OF IN opponent one ~
tue htrltst blows IN be- gave tue Opps ION as when
be m ucd Ar Golden tvbOh had been severe upon tie
Government Vhi!e supporting ~ ana siiu, 90 ncn D.
hor0Iabe friend, tie member for Rochdiie. s.il
that there Was difference b,twecn thOso Who
lat on this beach and tLose on the ether. did Lc
reject on one question Of vital tore-t e. ny Ion
orab.e hiend-tne AmcrIcnn question: (bere the
u, pos ZION cried "Oh, rs II ,urIisrd ty aIrow.)
Ii we had listened 10 the threats Which cane NON toe
other Size might now nave boon a. War vita AmeTi'
ca stormy cilcs II .O-' ron The Opposition,
drowned however ~ cheers frum me NiuisfoTial
benches. Below the gangVay. Oh the Ministerial
benches. vloTe sit or eaGl. fflclds Bright CoDcc
Taylor Baxter. SC. The shouts we're Tremendous end
the Oppo.!iun Who looked part rlnIy - that quarter
ior Goa, rrsiuns torrIby excited hr layard
has aGysntsge and wisely 'ontinucd) "Genil'nen on
We opposite SIDE may say d. 90, aud No, Ne, but
them transferred 10 I'll, bench vii see rins 90 ogt "
Lilorlogi." f"Qucsii0al' Oh" No" " Tosr' and
all tue Jet " cries and eas here burst like hastorn
continuing many minutes. ITO Opposition ora hoi Vi-f
to mi themselves either sie " ths gncst"r)
Ihcir highest loyal authority (Sr Hugh tRirncs who
sat qicty trsnsred by the feniherrd from bis
GSn vlng-the gentleman most likely e. be Atorn,y
General II thoy come into power, ~ c0mnit To 1BH
Foley OF THE RAMS i!i' / have trird 10 Initiate
voice had % soar above the howing teurc. ~ conflict
iug cheers and dcuias amid which cycfy word had
10 be- altered but uttered iLg se9ieLce va thunder
iugiv-ard believe of al the la!is which lad Low the
Motion Of Ceusurc thi. might he fouid Ing nearest is
heart ana this suppose 81 have been the real -
the personal alteration lch speedily toensuc,
ihyugh the occasion Of II VIZ tue accusation 81 'ias.
lux extracts which Mr.. Layard al made ig The open
INK OF hIs speech Mr.. q. HryOne VI the best looking
and best-nngr'd ~ the House and hnc speaker,
Was considerably puslea wnei 80 aO.- aud II MAS cyl
dent thai he w5uld naye 10 et on Eoue Resm before he
could 81 o. upon the regular grcoys of lie nrsrmsnt
~ 20 iff mnufe ~ ~ remarAs be said. The tndrr
Ss.sretary Tor Foreign Alsrs has psd iAAgung. siih
,sler,uce 10 reuifsea ON these bcrcs~ which dit no
no
position cheers That lIlgusgc nothing lcss nun
c,iumnies' 1errb.. confession followed these words
cr.es Of oIder ohif mingled Hiih opposition cA.crt
consumed $50 tnfro iDingLcs MI Ls!aTd oiOou W
fronting the spoasor aud gestrlSiHg violently. Dut
rom even his loui voice could oniy bear The words
be taken down." tCrd Psl1ef'ton moved lesi's'i
Nth e1cefrent but Oniy LOIus siiuli 20 lJr'ei
their dient, 80 Lord Robert Cecil lordly murmrrns.
pointed Ley ard 70 MS seat called OF hardy to prosrs
declared on HE seat thnt u was TAR reply. and 1to
o,fher showed that there great caal o. hntlaH
nature even IN Lords MI Hardy who, having got lis
words and the quictesI o. the ot had taken u
seai when l.ayard moved tsa tho words ".airmnlc-'
s.sfernerts" De trkes down. gog srSr ard sid ".
Speakes appeal " yoa whether or not an IN ordaI
When the speaker IL reply sud. 90 not thhs -
gentleman las sad anything oat ~ order tss ulTo.
/ ion cheers their load mocking laughter. womb La
done credit tc-.el, ia not give tie eompariso
lie AiuntrIiaI bench grilIed It's teeth. withed a
determined not 20 stsud H. GladstOus and PomcTst4
foust1h heads instant, then tie white head
PalmeIston seen to rise. The TINE BIAS been vss
that sight would have ben acoou panied o. silence
| an i.sfspts warning. But that time has pass
forever IL is impossible 1s " zee thai Lord Pas1"
,tnps power orcr tAs House has fed. lie so,d for
least two mlnupe, utterly unable TO ~ any hearing
This was only becHuse " Oppo,iusn calls ~ ordrf
i bot from his own side Lre aiuse cries Of CLAIR
Between tse.e aoises the Prcmtey uaaaged saIaner
ingy ~ -, out project that capmueus statenentA
vas impu,ng motives ard consequently snr,rlin ptnt
sIy IL took him nvs Minutes 10 get shs Os, and be
succe eded only because The Iions fet thai be would
skLd there sGt do~usihy snleas Le did. There va
no Lcl VI presence Of mind " p,o. In te failing old
mani but think tbst there lusst hs'e been eianJ
iron .ft