The New York herald., 1866-06-17


notice OF this house by my noblo friend near mo she
has ceased To exist nRs,on n consequence of tie
conduct O. Lord Clarendon 10 that conference d,clr,
hear Therefore, when tie OF Lord Clarendon ~
brought forward ~ reason WAY the noDle lord, Tho
ber for Chester prepared 70 give his yo,c "a % of
the measure which lie denounces an pernicons almost
doubt tho discretion OF tho nobls lord thai respect.
(Cheers.) eaf sHr ~
LORD 0LAREsnoN's REPLY.
In the House OF Lords tho 5tn ~ June the Earl of
CLARENDON said-I have 10 ask few minutss' lndul-
Rencc at the hands Of your orisnips, white rofr 90
matter Of personal natnre know II very irregular
70 make any aIusion TO nas occurred In another
place, and ruls sach allusions ought be- per-
at.ed but your iordshps viii probably have seen that
sei erai charges were made against me last evening Ia
spirit and in tone which cannot help thinking
entirely nncalled for Tho OF the state
ments made on that occasion II, think, be man fest
10 ali acquainted with the subject and had followed
my own inclination hoald have passed tbeu by alto
gether without notice. there In one charge which
desire to refer inasmuch as it directly involves my
personai character. read In tho newspapers OF this
morning that AZ the Congress OF 1868 enersd t'uo
eorsPtracy 10 PIT do,cn ne pres II Europe Now "
know anything OF myself may affirm that am not
hkey TO enter INTO any conspiracy lear); si,i ess
against the press Of tho substantial benefit aud absolute
necessity OF which deity any man have d stronger
unqualified denL. would be sufficient 10 satisfy your
lordshIrs OF the groundlessncss Of tho charge But
have o,aer ev vdnce upon which 20 rest the question
Ny lords the subject OF the pruss mentioned once
and once only al the Congress OF Paris On That anglo
occasion Il was referred To by Count walewsk tho prca
dent OF the Congress. under the following circum-
s.ances-one day, after all the duties Of the congress
were over, ho stated that the which certain
portion OF the pres in Besium c.nd ct,d created
some danger 70 the friendly relations that then existed
between France and that country II not Of that
portion OF tho pross cd ted and establish by Belgian
subjects and circulating among tho Belgian people that
he complained but OF oeStofa papa p shcd
IN Bogi by r. cA eriss ,cuA ue iaea.oa N lr ieino
sapggicd ucr ne frontier and ds ninasd anong De sY
eases and s arayg France, and peaehng t only yc1-
ia.ona d erfnes, but hs afdss.naiaoa N ns Enpr
Count Walewsk thought scarcely say upon what
groundshat expression OF opinion tho part Of
the plenipotenares there assembled would strengthen
ths hands OF the Beg sovcrnmeni and would enablo
them W put end state of things which endan-
gered the friendly rea ions between tho countries.
Ny reply to that proposition Of the President OF the
Congress was reported IN the protocol of at day. and
with the permission Of your iordshsps, will read i II
Ia as f0li0ws--
regards tho observations offered by walewst
the % tho Belgian press the dangers which
tares of England admit their llpnrtanc-i tsa npr
nv e q s * Jsss,s sn os as % Ssy ,@ %~ s.l,.
nsmsaes % nesoes eosrco" asa'fs he press 9 o.oor
That, my lords IL the only part have taken In this
general conspiracy against the freedom OF the press
Europe iear. hear.l Ihe protocol goes to state
The ar.t ysnpo,enary o. 0re., Britain sse aeplorns
aag doe. not hesitate e decare tha, The aghcr. % We
who preach asssssinaton Tho means attaining
political object are nndecving of the proectlon which
guarantees 70 the IT. liberty aud ,s Independence
Ny iorAs " the night honorable gentleman who made
the charge against had been present that occasion
do not think he would have held different language,
al least sure that there 10 not one OF your lordshps
present who would not have oppressed In the strongest
manner his disspproya Of ths doctrines OF nation
preached In tho pagers 20 which have alluded Cheers
The right honorable gentleman either knew or d d not
know of hs protocol from which have quoted when he
made the charge againm II he dd know Of a. thon
should be prepared 10 ehoyaaeriss TIE ctay, he brogt
oeainst a. Il srrss, bat, even be did not know ot
what said or did upon that occasion scarcey think
that your lordships viii believe the declaration have
made 10 10 altogether unnecessary. tcbe'n)