The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-16 00:00:00

LORD OTANI= AND TEI MAN CNDSON.

The Two rap that if, es Lord Stanley seems to assume,
In b cathalica and Irish protadante are irreoonoilable, tha
measure of amendment, whatever it may be, would be
brought forward in the interests of the latter and of their
church ; and it follows that another measure--a measure
of justice to the eatholica—haeed on the principle of rode-

siekical eethbhshmente, would be required ;or. in other

worth', that as between the diseetablishment of the Irish
immestant church and the endowment of the Homan ea-
tholic church in Ireland there is no alternative.

'Me lhrrild contends that on all points Lord Stanley is
in perfect agreement with his colleagues, nor is them any
pretence for supposing that he is "neutral," or that he
is liberal, in any ether than the true and univenial 1111111113
of liberal.

In the opinion of the Star Irish protestants would have
no naeouable ground to complain of being plaoed in the
-ame position aa their Roman c►tholic fellow-citisens but
that they will complain there is little cloujit. The dike is
not sure that they will reckon among those utterances of
" serious members of the cabinet " which are to console
and fortify their failing spirits Lord Stanley's speech to
the electors of Lynn.

PORIWIN BOND&

The hady Nenr4 notices that the

of • gem-

ml desire on the part of the public to invest in foreign loans
appears to have been partially checked. The possibility
of a ride in the rate of discount has had a much greater
effect than could have been anticipated, and the late fall
in the exchanges and the export of gold have brought
about that vague feeling of anxiety, or even alarm, which
for the lad three years has appeared at only too frequent
intervals.

Ebt Court.

WINDSOR CASTLR, Nov. 14.

The Queen, accompanied by Princess Christian
p 1 Schleswig-Holstein, drove out yesterday afternoon.
Princess Louise also drove out, attended by the Duchess
of Rozburghe.

The Crown Princess of Prussia (Princess Royal),
attended by Countess Hohnithal, Lady Caroline Bar-
rington, and Count Secksidorff, returned te the Castle
yesterday afternoon from London.
The Crown Prince of Prussia honoured the performance
at the Adelphi Theatre with his presence last evening,
and afterwards returned to Windsor Castle. Count
Eulenburg and Captain Von &liana's were in at-
tendance.

The Quota, accompanied by Princess Beatrice, drove in
the Great-park this moraiag, attaided by the Dachas of
Roxburgh*.

The Crown Princess and Princess Chaistian walked is
the Hom►park. _ .

The Crown Priam of Prussia and Priam Minden went
out shooting, attended by Count Seckendari end Major-
General F. H. Seymour.
Lord Raglan and General the Hon. C. Grey had the
honour of accompanying their Royal Highnesses.
The Portuguese Minister arrived at the Culls yester-
day, and had the honour of dining with the Queen and
the Royal Family. _ _

The Prince and Princess de Joinville and the Due dm
Puitba:vre visited the Crown Prises and Princess of
Prussia this afternoon.

The Judge Advocaat-0..& bad so sodium of the

Noe. ILI.

The Queen, accompanied by Piteous Louise and Prim
can Beatrice, drove out yesterday afternoon to a carriage
and four, and honoured hie Emellmiey M. and Madame
Van do Weyer with a visit at New Lodge. Major-General
F. H. Seymour was in attendant* ma hauberk.
The Duke of Buckingham and Chamica and his Excel-
lency M. and Madame Van de Weyer had the hamar of
dining with the Queen and UM royal family.
Master Frederic H. Cowen, after dinner, had the honour
ofd playing the following selection of ramie on the piano
in the red drawing-room before the Drown Priam and
Princess of Prussia :

Bslladc, la • Ist
The Hatutosions Blecluistitle
&mita Apparionsta. let atovemot
" Ueda. Olos Wade" (2)
&am*" ghtibert.
Nottonte
Marl " Tatinhkuser " (Worm) Lid Cowen
The ladies and gentlemenin waiting, and visitors at the
Castle, had the honour of being present.
The Queen, the Crown Prince and Princess of Prussia,
Princess Louise, Princess Beatrice, and Princess Charlotte
of Prussia, and the ladies and gentlemen in waiting, at-
tended divine service this morning in the private chapeL
The Bev. Stopford A. Brooks, honorary chaplain to
the Queen, preached the sermon.

Modal.
Beetkors:

Baron and Baroness do Kilts and Count Purstengehi
hays arrived, and Count Seekenderff has lentils Castle,

The Prisons of Wales, with the Coasters of Morton
and (inners' Sir William Knollys in waiting, attended
divine service yesterday.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Ailesbury arrived at
Progmors on Saturday, on a visit to Prime and Primness
Chris tian of Schleswig-Holstein.

Their royal highnesses the Prince of Wales and
the Duke of Cambridge, attended by Major Grey, and
accompanied by the rest of the gnats at Sandringham,
attended divine service at the chunk in the park yester-
day morning, the service being conducted and the swam
preached by the Bev. W. Lake Onalow, rector of Sand-
ringham, and chaplain to the Prince of Wales. Their
royal histmemes return to town by a special train, leaving
Wel/irks at 6.30 this afternoon.

His Royal Highness Prince Arthur, attended by
Major Rlphinetona and ante, was present at the Theatre
Royal, Adalphi, en Saturday evening.
His Excellency the Russian Ambassador and
Baroness Brunson returned to Cbasham Bosse ea Sa-
turday from Brighton.
The Duke of Cleveland and Lady Mary Prim-
rose left St. James'e-equare on Friday for Rely Castle,
Durham. The duchess remains fn town.

The Duchess (Emily) of Beaufort arrived in
town on Saturday from Chintston-park, where she has
been visiting Lord and Lady Londesborough.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Anglesey have
loft Thomas's Rota, Berkeley-square, for their soot,
Beaudesort, near Rageley, Staffordshire.
. _

Tho Earl and Countess of Hopetoun have arrived
at their residence in Belgrave.equare Cron Hopetounl
house,