The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-06 00:00:00

of wearying those who listen to than by JO reite-
rated assertion that the State, am such, has no
power, and therefore no right., to distinguish be-
tween rival creeds ; that it holds aloof from their
contests, not because it despises, but because it
respects them ; that it draws no distinction be-
tween their members so long as they are alike
observant of their civil obligations ; and that it has
I no jealousy of the progress of any one of them, so
long as it is achieved by legitimate means, and
turned only to legitimate account.

VW Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Yaws t

The Queen, accompanied by Prince Leopold,
drove out this morning in a carriage and four. The Dachas
of Itozburghe was in attiodasos.
Princess Helena and Prinoom Louise rods on horseback.
Princess Beatrice wont out walking.

NAion 5.

The Queers, Pricc Helena, Princess Lodi*, Princess
Beatrice, end Prince Leopold, and the ladies and gentlemen
in waiting, attended divine aervioe this morning in the
private chapel. The Very Rev. the Dean of Westminster
prosehed the sermon.
The Ditcher of Cambridge and Primo Mary visited the
Quiet this afternoon, attended by Lady Geraldine Somer.
set and Colonel Home Perm.
Comte= Blucher arrived at the Castle yesterday.
Lard Stanley of Alderley also arrived, and had the honour
of dining with the Queen and the Royal family.
Mr. G. T. Doo had the honour of submitting for her
Majesty's impeotion at Windsor Castle on Sattutlay his en.
gray* of " The Raising of Lamm," from the picture by
Setestian del Morph° in the National Gallery.

Prince Arthur, attended by Major Elphinstooe, arrived
Path by railway on Friday &Hermon, and proceeded at
awe in the carriage of his Excellency Earl Cowley to the
British Reabary.
Lear in the afternoon his Royal Rightism drove to the
Toiletries to pay a visit to the Prince Imperial.
His Imperial Higitnees received Prince Arthur an ha
entered the Palace, and caudated him to the prance of
the Emperor and Empress.
At the elate of his visit hi Royal Brigham returned to
the Embassy, and in the evening darted for Marseille&
where he will eniberk as board her Majesty's ship En.
Wastrels.
The young k rim. will spend about two mouthe in visiting
the different scenes of sacred and classical interest which
can be reached from the shores of the Mediterranean, his
tour being undertaken in a great measure for educational
objects, and will return to England in the month of May.
The Rev. W. R. Jolley also accompanies Prince Arthur
on the tour.

The Prince of Wales, attended by Lient. Colonel Koppel,
bunted with his harriers near Windsor on Saturday.
The Prime and Princes of Wales went to the Lyceum
Theatre in the evening.
The Prince sod Princess of Wales, with the Hon. Mrs.
Bruce and Lieutenant-Colonel Koppel in waiting, attended
divine service at the Chapel Royal, St. James's, yesterday
morning.
The communion servhie was read by the Bishop of London,
Dean of her Majesty's Chapels Royal, the Rev. C. Packs,
end the Rev. Thee. Heiman. - - -

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Asthma, "Lord, how are they increased "—Kent.- Simi
by Mews. R. Smoky, Berea, sad Whitehouse. Mr. Goes
presided at the mesa.
The sermon was preached by the Bishop of Gloucester
sod Bristol, from St. Luke, oh. iv., and part of yens 5.
His Royal Highness the Doke of CsmbcWie, the Duke of
Are', Earl St. Germans, Earl Stanhope, Lord Kilmory,
Lord Lissom, Lord Harris, aid Lord Qowe, were present
at the service.

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the
official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury,
in Downing-street. The ministers present were—
Viscount Palmerston, the hoed Chancellor,
Earl Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir George
Grey, Earl Rumen, the Right Hon. Edward
Cardwell, Earl de Grey, Sir Charles Wood, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Duke of Somer-
set, the Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson, Lord
Stanley of Alderley, the Earl of Clarendon, and the
Right Hon. C. P. Villiers.

Their Royal Highneseee the Prince and Prinoeen
of Wales visited the Zoological Gardena, Regeat's-park,

yesterday afternoon. Their visit was quite private, their
royal highnesses being unattended. The Prince and Prince.
leave Marlborough Home to-morrow morning on a skit to
the Queen at Windsor Castle. The Prince will hunt with
the harries in the forenoon. Their royal highneseee re.
turn to Marlborough House on Wedareday. The Prisms
of Wake will not accompany the Prince on his visit to Ire-
land to open the Dublin Exhibition.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge had
a dieser party at Gloucester House, Park-lane, on Saturday
evening. The Duchess and Princess Mary of Cambridge
and • select oompaty dined with his royal highness.
The Marl of Derby bad a parliamentary dinner
on Saturday, at his house in St. James's-square. There
IMO present :—Viscount CUIZOO, Lord Henry Thyme,
Lord Henniker, Hoe. Eliot Yorke, Sir Michael H. Beach,
Sir Baldwin Leighton, Sir Alexander Hood, Sir John
Walsh, Sir Minto Farquhar, Colonel Cartwright, Mr. N.
Trance, Mr. W. Long, Major W. Parker, Mr. W. B.
Farmed, Mr. R. Malice, Mr. Solater-Booth, Mr. T. Gone,
Mr. P. O. Papillon, Mr. W. T. Humphrey, Mr. A. Mills,
Mr. T. P. Williams, Mr. R. Recipes, Mr. J.W.ltnight.

The Right Hon. the Speaker gave his third par-
liamentary full-dam dinner oa Satarday evening last to the I
follow* noblemen and patterns° :—Earl Grosvenor, Lord
Echo, Viscount Enfield, Lord Robert Cecil, Lord Ernest 1
Bruce, Lord Hothain, Right Horn Sir David Dundee, Right
ilon. Robert Lowe, Sir John Runadea, Bart., Sir Henry
Willoughby, Bart., Sir Edward Kerrison, Bart, Sir Wil-
liam Miles, Bart., General Buckley, Admiral Walcott,
Colossal Wilson Puttee, Mr. Hastings Rowell, Mr. Thorou
Baring, Mr. Edward Egerton, Mr. Whitbread, Mr. Newde-
gots, Mr. 0. Relief, Mr. Lefroy, Mr. Wrightson, Mr.
Hugh Adair, Mr. Scholefield, Mr. 'lngham, Mr. Woodd, Mr.
Hssssrd, Mr. Bonham Carter, Mr. W. Ewart, Mr. Clive,
Mr. Baxter, Mr. Roebuck, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Paget, Mr.
Pawns Oren's% Rev. Charles Naivete (chaplain), and Mr.
Alfred Denison (private secretary).
Sir Rutherford Aloock (her Majesty's repreeen-
tative in Japan) and Lady Alcoek have arrived at Claridge's
Hotel from Japan.
The Right Hon. Viscount Enfield, M.P., is to
preside at the anniversary of the British Orphan Asylum,
to be held on the 25th of April.
Lord Stanley and Mr. Diliwyn have notices on
the payer to be moved this evening in reforms to arniain
Pateet•oldie investigations. Lord Stanley proposes to ask
the Attorrny-Gerseral whether the inquiry into the en-
wants has been concluded, whether the report of the cam-
iniseioans will be laid upon the table, or, if that be con-
sidered inexpedient, whether be is prepared to state the
' osaclasion to which the commissioners have come ; and also
whether it is the intention of government to found on such
report any proceedings either for the recovery of the Rid
alleged to be deficient or for the punishment of those who
may be responsible for the Ices. Mr. Dillwyn's notice is
fora return of the papers relating to the adjustment of the
aoseaals of the Patent-office.

Dean Gamier of Winchester has just entered
hie 90th year. He still lakes a prominent part is the m-
aims at Winchester Cathedra

The Dublin South Suburban Railway Bill, in-
tended to facilitate coacmialealicsa between the metrupolie

and the numerous garroting* townships, having been re-
jected by tha deeding orders eociauittse, in ceasequsoes et
an informality, a mauling wee held on Friday eight at Rath-
=Les, for the purpose of pelitiocing parliament that the
"Grain" might bo Responds& with regard to it, and the
bill be allowed to proceed. It um stated that the bin Ina
opposed by only three pra ms. shoes property would be
*Meted by the proposed line, and oa whom, by as over-
I sight, moths had not boon *erred. Two of them bad since
withilmwa their oppositioo. The meeting unanimoualy
adopted a petition in favour of the bill.
LORD CHANCELLOR'S LIVINOB. —The Lord Ohan-
seller bas promoted the Rev. Charles Hale Collin, ILA.,
of Oriel College, Oxford, labs incumbent of St. Lake's
Churcia,= to the vicarage of St. Neil's, Rusiiisgdos-
meant by the resignation of the Rev.
=as Lyndhurst Farnham, N.A.; the Rev. Henry
Solemner& KWh* N. A.. of Wedham Oa**. Oxfer
molar al Warmlsy, near Raddled, to ths vicarage eg
Wsedfsad-ouse-lisabris, Northamptooshirs ; and the Rev.
Edward Richard Rasa", et Oriel College, %feeds
formerly ramie of Whole; Yorkshire, to the vicarage et
Leaver, mar Gloucester, vacant by the death of the Rev.
J. NAL, M.A.

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FRANCE.

PARDI, MARCH G.

The Chevalier di Nigra has delivered to the Em-
peror a diploma of membership of the Academy of
Political Economy at Milan.
Senor Hidalgo, the Mexican ambassador, has
conferred upon the Emperor and Prince Imperial
the oollar of the new order of the Mexican Eagle.
The Monifenr of this morning publishes a long
report from M. Duruy, Minister of Public Instruc-
tion, recommending gratuitous and obligatory pri-
mary instruction. M. Duruy adds, however, "As
his Majesty wishes to leave the education of the
country to popular initiative, the right of voting
the execution of the law might be left to the muni-
cipal councils, promising, however, the assistance
of the state to those communes accepting the
reform, but whose resources might be insufficient
to carry it out."