The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-09
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ssecIA TfleoaAn 70 rNe NEW yoaK HeaAL1.

Exciting Sccne In Parliament-AnothoFS speech
Frem MIR. Considerable Declares shne Cas-
ada 1s Defoncelonss land that the Cnasea
States Can Take IL when IL Wants It-He -
OrrAwA, c. W., August Z. lsoa
The cuminasng point Of disgrace Of The present Cams
dian Parliament was reached to-day. Mr. Chambers
called up his motion TO inquire into the Fort Eric
paigp. ana the Scene Immediately began. Scarcely .
word Of speech which took two hours in delivery could
bs heard in moV parts Of tho House. because Of NE
noise, disorder and confusion with which the msjosiY
tried 70 choke on the speaker Mr. Chambers, howsvss
Numbered away now assaling the men in power thsa
the incompssency Of tho military, then the h.
justice OF the venal press Of Canada and
their misrepresentation OF his former speech
because he said the independent pres Of New Yosk
with the H1RALD In leader has The courage 70 give
his remarks 10 the world You aze nov afraid, aaid
Mr. Chambers, 70 allow word Of what ny 10 reach u
The American people know we'll that Canada 10 a. fhss
mercy and that money spsnt Notifications II money
wasted He reiterated his statement that CANADA "
dsfenceoss with moro emphasis than ever that ~
cared not U Il cost him hts life he would fuld his duty
honestly man. He said that the destiny OF tina
masters Of the contncns 70 all insents and purposes;
that they were bone Of bone and flesh Of hesh
aud that the destiny Of these provinces was as clear =
Those arc ali the point. Of the speech was asls y
catch from the reporters gallery II was unqussticn
ably the abest and most Independent speech that hAs
been delivered during the whole session During its ~
livery the Interruptions we're continuous scene d
stamping, shouting, hsmmering on desks, whisthngs
singing and full shouts OF sOrder," &C Among
the pieces sung while Mr. Chambers was speaking were
The Marseil!ase Hymn, and several selections ffom
masses interpreted with operatic and even comic music
Mr. Chambers expressed wonder TO hear tho Marseai.
!a!ss Hymn>sung 10 such sentiments At which scpe
or the members began 70 throw paper bullets 1t hm
and TO otherwise annoy him.
I, At length Of the members arose and said ths
House ought TO hear Mr. Chambers he had expiana
irons to make. This restored order for a moment,
many supposing that Chambers would retract some q
tho s,ntimcnts formerly uttered by him, and impQts
misrepresentation TO the American press; but WIN an
the contrary, he complained Of the liberty ,ch corr,
peiicd him 10 call upon another meh OF the House u
rc" =, --s.v possessed equal rights should Ia
Ens-S.' shat right and y denied him that ths
a.ansdss, nress had done him injustice aud misrop'e.
ssnicd ,.& nd that the American press had places
lin s,r, &C., he world, tho confusion became wofss
than Sstcre and from hat time TN the gallant speaker
res med his at bis words seen was Withdrawn
The motion which called up thes~- Brown. Hoiton
II Is but asticc 10 report that Messfs the House.
Doron and the other infuont Il member - a assed
took no part in the dsgracofu procesdngA
Supplementary estimates wore seat In MS Uff
ono VI which was $2500O0, to the von. "a ~
repeating rifles, Of WHOM, understand six tho, ss
nov on their way 10 Canada from Europe. Thea
mates have passed the House.