The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-28 00:00:00

rift Court.

WINDOM OASTLI, Masai 2?.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Christian,
drove oat yesterday afternoon.
Prise's' Louise also went out driving, attended by Lady
Churchill.

Her Majesty, accompanied by Princess Louise, went out
this morning.

OPINIONS OF THE MORNING JOURNAL-3 UPON
LORD STANLEY'S AMENDMENT.
(From the Tines.)
The Irish question is not to be settled by equi-
Toque. Of all modes of meeting the difficulty this is the
least promising. Compared with it inaction, procras-
tination, and reaction are tolerable expedients. We know
not, indeed, any act of the present ministry so cal-
culated to lower our estimate of their collective
intelligence as the concoction or adoption of this
amendment. The sullen disaffection of the Irish
people has forced the English nation to realise the
true character of the Irish establishment. It is seen for
what it is, a relic of evil days, set up in opposition to the
feelings of the Irish people, and maintained by force of
arms in spite of the rebellions of 300 years. The desire
to overthrow it has prompted repeated outbreaks, while
passive enmity is always fostered by the resentment it
begets ; yet the establishment remains a badge of con-
quest and supremacy—a signal mark of injustice. This
is what, as Englishmen, we are brought to acknowledge,
end, having arrived at this conviction, we adopt the con-
sequence that this monument of partial government must
be removed. The injustice may be abated is two ways—
either by the rateable distribution of the endowments of
the establishment among all creeds, or by the dieendew-
mint of all ; and it is the function of a statesman
to determine which plan I. practicable or politic. -
One or the other must be adopted. The task can,
RETURN OF THE QUEEN TO THE METROPOLIS.—
indeed, under no circumstances be easy, and if a
Ministry einiplypleaded this and craved time to strengthen Her Majesty the Queen. with the junior members of the
royal family, attended by the ladies and geatlemest of the
their hands they might not plead is vain. But the present
administration have chosen a different course. They cent, will, it is ',slanted, according to the latest arrange-
have caught to escape from a critical position by the ilex- meats, leave Windsor Castle on Mead", or th.."l"nenCe"
won. use
of ambiguous wards, as if the government of a ment of the week, for Buckingham Palace. Her Majesty,
it is under rod, remain about a week is the me
great empire were as unreal as the shifting of a scene at a
theatre, sad by the littleness of their conduct on an coca- trePetie•
ins when it aught to have been elevated they have gone THR VEER OP THI PRINCE OP WALES TO IRELAND.
tar to forfeit all confides** in themselves. —lt has been arranged that his Royal Highness the Prince
(From the Daily News.) of Wales shall proceed to Ireland in her Majesty's yacht
Enchantress, Commander Petly,which has been taken into
The inset of Load Stanley's prooedure, if it be sumer.
dal, will be as prevent the house going into committee en basin at Woolwich Dockyard, where she is undergoing re-
Mae bleb ohm* and so te deprive Mr. Gladstone of the Pair sad embellishment for the purpose. Preparations
opportmeity which Mr. Disraeli was moderated te have ter the lending of the Prism of Wales at Kingstown, on
premised linnet bringing forward the see lotions of which the deasion of his royal highness's Watt to Ireland, will
be has given soar*. The object obviously Is te make be made at the Victoria-shed, and not at what is
obemodoo of the mile awe imps ibis, aid if known as the Carlisle Pier. The Board of Works have
that device fads, to waste time and exhaust the chart"' the armillers••••, end will provide suitable
ipoliosiso of a. howes a a away priahamity accommodation for the public bodies by wham
mama It is a mamma of the hereditary policy of addresses will be presented to the Prime on his
"dishing the whip." Braise sad procradinatioa—tisese stepping eabole• A Plabm will be mind, stbsi•dw•••
with Mr. Dismal' cabinet ere the whole art of gems- why will be by ticket The trastosifrwilas4 whim h
meat sow long will the ceantry beer with the substits- Majesty Int Ilwastl is Ireland, is sufildentlyl:rgete dim
ties of the tric Ike elf parliamentary management (or real of • vast ache of Pam= howl beyond the bil•••••1 tb•
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which it Wails he leave to the paillasses*. What debt ocosegs, sad dr Rea. Jury Heat *sum of Iced
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Priam Leopold and Prinoess Beattie, walked in the
Rounds.

The Prinems of Wales drove out yesterday afternoon,
attended by the Marchioness of Oarmarthen.
In the evening the Prince and Prinoem of Wales went
to the Olympic Theatre.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday in Down-
ing-street. The Ministers present were the Right
Hon. Benjamin Disraeli, the Lord Chancellor, the
Duke of Marlborough, the Earl of Malmesbury,
the Right Hon. (Mtorne Hardy, Lord Stanley,
the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, Sir John
Pakington, Sir S. Northcote, the Chancellor of
the Exchequer, the Duke of Richmond, Lord
J. Manners, and the Earl of Mayo.

A meeting of the Financial Committee of the Royal
Commission for the Exhibition of 1851 was held yesterday
at 32, Abingdon.atreet. There were present Earl Gran.
ripe (Chairman), Lord Overdone, the Right Hon. H. A.
Bruce, li.P., Sir C. W. Dilke, Bart., li.P., Sir Alexander
Spearman, Bart., Mr. Tluing, and Mr. Edgar Bowring,
C.B. (Secretary).

Despatches Were sent yesterday from the Colonial-office
to the Governors of Ceylon, Hoeg-Bong, Labnan, the
Strait& Settlements, the Australian Colonise, Gibraltar,
and Malta.

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