Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-22

| sion nc MS aged mother With tn
Queen was made . Count. Mixin,
hlaseFin iksayge<kions, he gWas con
glanaStd faa4 -. lilaf ~ 1epriev.
ed and made II Marquis. He Ia tn,
soldi .r's idol, and distinguished him
self i'm the Morocco war. He pre-
, dicted the result Of the French Mex
. lean expedition, and IL rot Liked b.
tlIa kzIpaDTs ~ & n n Hel pal H.
f0fs Rf1nee sApole can s. He n vel
known In Paris as d right good fei-
! low, and his acquaintance wish him
4 o saldiaTss inward. His wife IL now
the first lady in Paris. The Span
| iaEEts have became Pers ans, and In
lller w0fshlp the fsing. sun.
I sAduirAI Topese h IN. Anaaiusian,
aged IS. lie Ii q braye officer, and
/ distinguished himself I'm 1866 In the
atEack Cd Eallaa and warthily sue
ceesled Pareja when he eoWmitted
suicide. To Iopete belongs the hop
or Of commencing the present rey0-
Hutton, and Bringing the aristecEatic
| spanish navy In his tralEs
j Marshal Serrano, Due DE ia Tore,
1 IN s. wears of age--ts rich az he is
brave. He rose rapidly in the army
ssAsas adnaired ~ the Qssssis sad
/ aa0N@i b tse Pafisians, ~isise Aafss
| bassador here, for the urbanity of
Iais aalanEieTa and the princely char
acter of his entertainments.
General DuIce ia G2 years of age;
| q brane soldier, and sof Id ss1aleaa
fiiseraf ideas, He VIII give ID good
account of himself wherever the for
tune of aslay war lssad him.s a. ~
/ Its generally conceded In Paris
| that out OF this qliartette the Pfoyis-
I Ionai ff0vernf1e{lt Or a triunvirafe
gill he formed, but for the present
kaH Is guess work. SparshsEss Are
coming into Paris daily by the hum
dred, and q good deal Of the Queens
baggage has also arrived, and has
been placed in sespre place
The Emperor is said to be very
glad at the boagersrssaa szt III lin;
Et has drawn away the Erensls asssn<a
from contemplating Germany, and
which WITH not be recalled by the
Wagning voice eyen Of the press, as
ts one sleanonssratige uwetiag o.
King Wfllfain ana the Car. indeed
Hifspain does nos quickly finish ups
ae must sessk b nav exeataEnent.
IhefFesh AMPLY Of gun powder being
sent 20 the eastern l0rtresses, excite
no remark. The King Of prussias
speech at Hamburg Inns confused
bat HoteHtirely "a tissied, tina parties
whose voice is still for war. The
kuurt ts expeetsi1rom BiaFritz in d
few days, after spending very dis
raaI tinae Of il. lhe peaee Congress
III serae AasharsiIy ilssi 4 Joke made
atfes expense, so itltieif do Spanish
aktaiFs eagross the public mind. The
Pope's noble cure for military deser-
ton is oyerloaked to enllss aoae
bat seiT.snnqrarig aad chasta sBz
diers. France cannot spare mo-
aseat to Haeura eyer her naisunder-
stood statesman, Count Waiewski,
who has died at Strasbourg from
apopleyy, aged IS, poor but full of
honors. One Of the Oldest fniabi~
tants Of Biectre, the asylum for idi
OTIS and lunatics, has just died at the
advanced age of 81. he was known
under the name Of the Lapia Blanc,
gr0nlsthe faxea eolDr of his hair and
.beanl, He Wasimprisoned in this
establishment In 179G, being then
but niue yelrs old. and lsas seonse7
sgiseatl y been an iasasste for ~ velrss
He was an idi0t-eame out of his
cell every morning, took up his scat
% the same stone, and there remain
ed ,>attiag With al;s head between his
hands, until sunset, He never was
known TO have uttered any words |
but, TOBACCO, tobacco, lie saw the |
First Revolution, the First Empire,
the Restoration, tho Emute of 1880, |
and the IusarFersinn of 1913. In the !
outbreak Df June, some hard fight |
ing took place in the vicinity OF the |
asylum, and the weuaded Werss
braaght Inside To die. The poor fD0l 4
was observed to beeognss excited as |
1.-THE cannons loud did rattle,n and |
yisitifgt ne pilesof dead IN the COURT
yard, he was observed to cry. This /
WAS Ehe only variation &C feeling The
'sAA alte ltabbis'9 exhibited hl his
lifetime, and ftsis said he Is the Hold- |
est foop' OH record. 4 clergyman
has written t0g his bishop (Uf Ro- /
cilene) that the present is an age |
when men ought to declare their |
opfniosls, ard Informs his lordship,
that from conscientious motives, he /
has ceased to be a Christian, and dis
heliaVes ia God. Having psDIiehed /
Ills 5ssJ, the bIssaop lias fla1ldea MIN |
over 20 the civil authorities for out |
gaging reiigion, tss sEgs
Sine the abolition of imprisoa-
neRt for debt, In franee, the flfty /
per cent. Jews, ard this 100 per cent.
Hentjles, find it.difflcllt to secure
safe ifsestlHe 1t FIR their capital,
The pigeons are as plentiful a. ever,
asad the 0msy chancsa the latter xHts
ting their lager a0na u t0 hRfsa III /
II forged fSam 10 be discoufSsetl A
slsasaay laTaer gallssl On Friday GA
one OF tlae fix It bankers In Paris, and /
presented Q bill besariHg Ills Ilafbaets
The banker examined II, anil directs
ed his cashier-ia pay it, Ills peph.
enc sfsAdx Epsafsshsh ss. sssafss fssss acDe<a
as he did, and has given valuable IN
fqrHatinn ~ the ahaef g alss 1etscIs
i've Force Ms to TIE ts0fngs or tlffs
new aystep af .'pAckingsn
Diana has fallen oi evil days. On
the seth Of august last Maaepa- !
oiselle Lt-~--s went out for days
sport, accompanied by heT xl0ss md /