The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-23
FOREIGW.
ERANGE.
Queen EsabeIIn IN Pnria.

Parts (Oct s. correspondence Of London Times.
The Parisisns are curious 10 get a sight OF Isa-
be!la, eN' Queen Of Spain, VINO, with her suite OF
du Pavilion de Roman, Rue di Riyun. People
lOiter about and look up the windows; but no
one or the vulgar pubic has caught ~ glimpse
OF her fallen MgjsSty, Great Curiosity, toO, la
excited by the facJ of Father Claret being
among us, as well as the gallant MsEfori,
VINO seems TO be as Indispensable To the
Queen as her spiritual COufes sor There
are many police hanging ABOUT in uniform
and out OF uniform, Tor our royal Spanish
guests are expecting a violation of hospitality.
hu1ct orders are given to the people about tue
II Journalists inquire what ~ going on. Tue
train arrived AT near midnight on Friday, and
great precautions were used 10 prevent any one
seeing the royal travellers. NJ. Mou, the ex.
queens late Ambassador at Paris, has made
ali the police arahgement5. Tne ParIstsn
Joufnsls nave spoken 50 much about The scan.
dsls Of the Spanish Court, the confessors of the
Queen, ley as well as ecclesiastical. the
number OF political executions whtch
took place during the reign of Isabella,
that 1T Is by nc. means impossible to
greet the ladies Of the demt monde when in their
csrlis2es with ch0rdUdTt, lOlng the same TO
ludy VINO Is regarded with Little res pect by the
Partisan workmen. However, we get to know
q little OF WHIST la going on despite the precau.
tons taken. Queen Isabel l.2 either assumes or
allude Yith sympathy TO her fall she speaks
with confidence OF her sons return TO the
throne, and adGs tnat she has desire herself
t. resume the responsibility of rule. Her
Majesty grows very animated when refer
ring TO the military men OF the revUlu-
lion, and would evidently like 10 have them
IN her power. Her Msjesty has brought with
her some holy relics, yms cases of jewels, Sld
the golden rose which Plu. Y bestowed on the
EOou Queen as q reward iJr Eer virtues. the
King CUnsOrt, who Is scarcely mentioned in the
newspapers, ts, believe, lodged in . floor above
the Queen He, L am told, takes eli that has
occurred ss q matter Of course. He has one or
two Intimate friends with MIN. and amuses
himself in his own way. Don Sebastian nas
come up from Pau with his srlfsiic baggage
He, too, cares nothing about political events.
The Queens Farewell letter.
Before leaving Pau, Queen Isabella and her
husband addressed the following letter TO the
Perfect of the BasseS Pyre nses:-
ION quitting the town of Pau To fix our rest
dence temporarily in Paris, we bear impressed
on our hearts the touching recollection OF your
attentions, and those which the Mayor aud tue
other authorities Of the Town have shown to-
ward uo. The wishes OF our hearts
would not be satisfied If we omit
tea TO tell you that II we could have been
consoled .Ior the all ctiol caused by The un.
happy destinies OF our beloved country, we
should have found thai conFOlatlon In Pau,
thanks to the goodness OF the Emperor and to
the perfect manner in which you, sir, have
carried II out. WEile expire sSlng to you this
sincere manifestation OF our sentiments, we
pray you 10 convey IT. 20 all those to whom we
indulge the nope that you will not forget u.s. as
Ppu It's Inhabitants, and it's authorities will
never be forgotten Dy the Kings of Spain.
"lSABELLA,
"FRANCISCo DE ASsIS.
UPau. November A.