The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-21 00:00:00

YONACIIIIIX IN STAIN.

That the renewed impositiou of monaehism in Spain
was regarded by the publi: as an incubus sod a curse, is,
says the 7rhpraph, manifest when it is remembered that
almost the lint act of the people, us yew), city which
•• pronounced,•• was to drive out the Seiniuirists and the
Jesuits. But, if liberty of cutisciencJ is to be indeed the
law in Spain, it would be well to submit this truly imps•
nal question as early as po,sible to the arbitram,ut of
universal sufftage. Do the Spaniards waist mouka and
Jesuits in their coantry, or do they not l•

fbe Court.

lIALKORAL CASTLE. Ocr. 19.

The Queen attended divine service in the pariah
ehurth of Crathie yesterday, accompanied by Prince and
Princess Christian, Princes. Louise, Prince Arthur, Prince
Leopold, and the Prince of Teek, and attended by the
ladies and gentlemen in waiting.
The lief. M. C. Taylor, Minister of Crathie, officiated.

The Princess of Wales, drove out yesterday, attended by
the Him. Mrs. Coke.
In the evening the Prince awl Princess of Wales dined
with the Duchess of Inverness, at Kensington Palace.

Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
of Wales honcured the Duchess of InTemess by their com-
pany at dinner but evening at Kensington Palace. The
Luke and Duchess of Manchester, the Countess of Erroll,
the Counters of Morton, Lady Caroline Barrington, M.
and Madame Bulow. the night lion. Sir Henry Storks,
Mr. and Lady Ida Mope, M. D'Everwyn, Dr. Quin, Mt.
and Miss Stapleton, Mr. E. Slapleton, Colonel Koppel,
and the lion. Mrs. Coke (in waiting on their royal high-
nesses) joined the dinner circle.

His Excellency the Duke of Atercorn, Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland: arrived at Chesterfield House yes-
terday morning from Dublin, and has since gone to meet
the duchess and family at Tunbridge Wells.
The Duchess (Dowager) of Sutherland continues
in • very Lad state of health, and, notwithstanding the
cure of the medical attendants, it is feared that the
duchess is suffering from a malady over which they have
no control.

The Earl and Countess of Mayo returned to town
ytbtenhay from visit:mg Lord Lowe(told at Petworth,
Sum:. We understand that his lordship end the countess
it ill take their del future for Calcutta on tho 6th of the
ensuing w6uth.

The appointment of two new judges in Ireland
is announced, Mr. Warren. the Attorney-tic:nem!, h•iving
become Judge of the Probate Court, while the Solicitor-
Central has received the post of Judge in Bankruptey,
vacant through the death of Mr. Berwick in the Abergole
catastrophe. Mr. Warren's promotion is caused by the
retirement of Judge Keating°, who is 74 years of ago, and
his had a seat on the judicial bench since 1813. Mr.
Keatinge is the fifth Irish judge who has been placed upon
the pension list since the present government came into
office, while in England five, and in Scotland two, judges
have been similarly superannuated.

The British and Foreign Bible Society is taking
advantage of the change that has occurred in Spain to
urge forward its operations in that country in a manner
which has hitherto been impossible. Large supplies of the
Bible in Spanish have already been sent out, and depOts
for the sale and distribution of them are to be established
in all the principal towns. The society announces that it
will spare neither labour nor money in carrying out this
work, and it appeals to the public to support its efforts by
special contributions.

THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF AT COLCHESTER.—
Yesterday hiv Royal. Highness the Duke of Cambridge
paid Lis half-yearly visit of inspection to Cokheetor gar-
rinou. Ills royal highness and staff arrived at the Col-
chester Station of the Great Eastern Railway at 11.19
u.m., and wee met on the platform by Colonel Tidy, C. 8.,
eonunandant ; Captain Leggett, brigade major; ; Colonel
Eurren, C.D., 4th Depot Battalion ; lAeu-
tenimt-Colonel Robertson tith Depot Battalion ;
Colonel Montagu, R.E.. Major utherland, oommissariat
department, Sir W. O'Malley, Bart., barrackmaster, &c.
The party at once proceeded to the government farm at
Middlewick, where the whole of the troops in garrison,
the 4th and Bth Depot Battalions, the 7th Dragoon
Guards, and a detachment of the Military Train were
drawn up to receive them. The general salute having
htLe:tugren, • variety of field evolutions were gone
and his royal highness minutely inspected the
officers and men. The duke subsequently vtdted the
vaikus train turd seat. is map, and left by ale Cu p.a.

r,G, OCTOBER

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(MIS DAY.)

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