Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

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Pxass, sspseu,,s u, 1855
Isahellak hour ms Is hsk eunats,
ami faln IS 6nfn1e <5ea
Fesarthn i sht rsepine <Is6
Of her arbitrary rslia. o. axilane
generals and tlae shootin a. 1pnxres
ists. The news hes astouish0a MQ
one, expecs that the Esfnesis 0f E6
Bonrhons has been little behind
time. The government upheld b.
forcs must fall by foree, and the
props that have so long sustained
the tottering throne Of Her Most
Catholic Majesty have at Last sseu
way, Since soane time .stiae rats
have. been leaving the sinking ship, 2
and at aranja the Queen weps over
her isolation and at the thames dee
Ing from her. Anticipating the
STERN, she has followed the exaInplq
of Louis Philippe, by preparing
the rainy day, and has sent i1
sssn - ffsScsfnaazss y
London aud Frankfort Truly she
will leave her country fOr her cohI-
try's good. The only friend that
has remained faithful 10 her II the
Marquis of Mirafiires, son OF a tia-
en~draper In Aladrid, whose father
bought for him the title offered for
sale. In 1853 he became President
of the OouIscil, and IL was since then,
In consequence of his reactionary
meaaures, that the revolutionary
party has raised Its head. Popular
and absolute in 1889, the Queen has
become q bye-werd and an ahsoiut.
ist in 1868. The fnances Of the
country have become ruined, and
the expenses have increased i've
hundred fold. NarVaez and pllon,
nell succeeded in putting on the eyil
day. hut the end was inevitable,
Even Espartefo could not arrest the
fatal policy OF the Court-it was Ja~
ellis iescesas,ss AUFTais AS the most
obeaieak servant II the Pope the
Queen deserved the ssG0lden Rose, "
but all Spain laughed when the Pa
nal bref announced 10 the world 1t
was asSreeolnpsnse 4'foT her virtues
and the purity of her manners"
His Holiness possesses 70 perIection
the deep, sly sarcasm OF tue Itaiian
character, but never did he display
il to more advantage thln here. l1n-
aaina such a state of things as this
i'm this steam and teiegraphic age.
The Tbenan Peninsula has 800 con-
vents belonging to both sexes, the
number of their occupants being Ia,-
Os0: there are 50 bishops, 400 Ca
mons, regular clergy, $4,000; and II
regular clergy, who live on the pro-
duets OF the MASSES, in both senses,
1900. The population of France u
81 900, 600, and of Spain i6, ,O00, ,0l9,
vet the annual SUM voted for the
church in Spain Is double that grant
ed by France. Not including sun
sAaxfs tha rAsasA&lAsss 4ss @sissFs~-~s-s 4r-~SA
| days in Spain WAS, till lately, %
they have been reduced to II, but
the clerical party is agitlting with
! the Pone tO restore the good old
| times. But the Pope has ceased OF
! late to send dispatches 10 the span
| jsh Government, and deals direct
| with the bishops, giving them what
they demand. 1t would not be sur
prisiug Ii the Inquisition would nave
/ been ultimately restored
Now, what turn will the revoiu'
| ton take? What form of govern
,neut is 10 succeed? The King y
the nations laughing stock. Hls
snn. the Prince of AstuTia, with Z
Ras,.ncv. is unpopular. Republican
ism ia tptJ advanced an Idea 10 %
vef professed. Annexation witE
| Portugal tre.lds too closely On span
/ ish pride. The Duke DC, ApiatieeilI
sier IL at Lisbon, and ilassht DC sen
for. but the probabilities seem 70 q
| in favor of Prim as q Dictator. I'll
| fha eonaaerers agree on the dlvisa0L
! IN tha ss,Oils. PFin is not believed
to he a man TO direct the storm, Du'
he may do for the moment. Ih'
Emperor Of the French II known
lean TO the Iberian party whose pro
gralnrne II union with Portugal
/ ANYTHING for Napoleon but q he
public, but La any case he wiz ALLOW Y
| the Spaniards 10 have 4 free nght
| his role of intermedidllng IN TN
priyate afEsiTs OF other nasf5ls seiita
4 ed with Mexico. though he is ul1eie
a uroInlse by the Treaty OF Pragu'
ta regulate matters In the GersnAi
family question. Now @
.----.,at ttsus gaze 90 Spain II freed, sae fgss
Mare EAau her isai rsaAsFps saes ensha AZ Y q;
II Pending their going Rhiaewards
FRENCH troops have been ordered Z
fhe spauisE, frontier. II would ley
er do to allow the insurTect saaE.
Are 10 cross although 1t is sa III fher
/. are NO naore-Pyrenees There !
| foo much inliauabIe material Islnl
scattered over the Second Empire. =
If the old King Of Prussia fiuttere'
, three nf the Cabinet Ministers heart
III hy his larsxiaIion of German war nf
teriaI at Riel, which forced them \
ali haste *, assure the peSsI mtyts o
the Bourse. that ssthe lion feily W
only one snug the joiner and 4 yer
gentle beast, and ofa good eousciesle
what will ba the state Of alarm
! / when tho Grand Duehy of Hsvie
. eutars the Bismarck fold u Is De
Iieved that the marriage articles %
2 | tween Baden and the northern Coz
i federation are drAwn up, ana pHz
pIe are sy,eeuIatIng, VIII Aapelesl
fprhid the hams? II aftey AL tf
vaporing, the protecting, and u
I'll do, TIL do7-sin France Insist Q
e the execution of the Treaty 0f PEaKxs.
i prusians are hopeful that Fraa'