Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-05


into andd apdesIt nan nnalities. She
cannot dream OF battle fields for .
ls,ng time. Then Prince Charles OF
R0uH1a1iA. h Aass Iii doing the
king. asa desires 10 bolt nom his
loving subject. Young Turkey Il
yielding To nineteenth century In
fiuenees, aEatI R,assza Il about to COM
pletoAv 'Co~nsekixe Poland, Dem
aaafk u willisx 10 wound bat afraid
TO strike Prsssia, arad sr1arls and re-
treats. Meaniilne all locks fair for
Bisnsasck crossing the Maine. and
giving back more than sigh for sigh
to Southern Germany Poor old
King Williams only wish may be
gratitiea before he ii gathered to his
fathers that of being proclaimed
and crowned, Emperor Of Germany.
With Russia fDr sponsor. aud Italy
and spain ssolfiing approval, France
IL not tn I've Feared. Leopold the
Second, has put aside bis royalty,
mud humbly kisses the rod, that hui
man nature must bow To. Heart
broken. he prepares ln advance the
obsequies Of his son, fearing Inahili-
ty to do 80 when the shadow feared
by man arrives.
The following are some curious
statistics Of the equality produced
by French Republlcanlsm from ls04
to 1868. Napoleon the Ist created
3 princes, a. dukes. 3SS earis, and
900 bagosls. The Restoration: II
princes, 10 dukes, 10 nlarquises, IS
eayis, 81 vlscouats, 2I5 harons, and
7SS letters simply enn0hiing kaiai-
lies. The Government OF July: 8
dukes, 10 earis, IL viscounts, anu 80
barons. Napoleon the lid: IL
dukes, 10 earas and ylscounEs, 81
barons, aud 3sSs AUTHORIZATIONS to
.scarry arms Gel More than 81, 900
families are ssetbbiedn In France,
only loo of whom can date beyond
the time of Louis the Nth, aud
even of this genesiiogy, the blood
of the HoWarSls," Is not of the blu
est. To many families, the besstO wal
of q patent OF nobility. has been akin
to the SiameSe presentation OF q
white elephant Dem cracy has
had its revenge, and many of the
members ia this long soli Of titles
are filling, ut home aud abroad, the
not very aristo.ratic prnie~slstns OF
bllIia d-narkers, tutors, barhsrs and
Gooxs.
A rich banker, and q wielOwer,
about Il year ago demanded the hand
| of u lady aged swees sixteen. The
marriage was duly celebrated, and
the young wife, shortly afterward,
requested that her Ma might be per-
mitted to assist her In the duties Ol
housekeeping, which was at once
gr luted. Mamma was widow Vi
y distinguished olEaeer, but like her
daughter, poor--she had net seen
more than thirty~three summers,
and when done up might be taken
for her daughter, tila Que great am
hition of French mothers. The
bankers spn, aged =, felt hiInseli
| pOwerRss against the charms OF the
widow, and having proposed, was
accepted Gs matter OF course, and
the marriage Is legally announced
for next week. Thus M. Edmond,
Ills. becomes the father il-laW Of his
own father, &C., eSc.
The Minister OF Public Works Is
considering o scheme to supersede
@rial for subterranean telegraphie
wires.
One of the surest Indications oil
winter, lis we'll Ms one OF the sights
OF Paris, is the seller oil toasted
chestnuts, who squats in the corner
| Of u street or IN tue nIcl.e OF = Wine
shop. 1t is curious that the nlem-
bers of this aguiid, !" numb ring near
1890, are all natives Of Switzerland,
and nearly belonging TO on Canton
that of .Eessin, on tie Iha ian from
tier, 30 that to reach here, with their
apparatus, no mean journey has To
be made. They generally rent their
stalls tor four or ive years In adj
vance, paying for the season rent
varying from fr.l5u 20 fE.aUU, accord
Ing TO locality. The SEASON asts
about four months, and the average
earning OF be,adesar Is about fra
per day, from which must be de
Quoted the price OF charcoal and
candies the sales continuing till
miSlnight--of about one franc, So
that when other expenses are met,
| toe profit Of these GsadsGskyfeLs, cannot
be very great. The ehestnuts come
principally from the south OF France,
and also from Eontainebleau, Marry
DC.
A new line of Buses Ia going to
| be started running from the bOtintia'
| ries OF Paris, into the heart VI the
city, To accommodate the. hewers o.
wool and the drawers OF watei
when Baron Hansnlann has lmpruv-
| ed away to the suburbs. Each 'buss
will accommodate forty or Atty pas
sengers, the Uniform charge outside
and inside being fixed Ut four sous
and the Journey will be made IL
forty-five minutes, starting AT ave
and six o'clock q. M, during sum
tner and winter, respectively. A
company has been formed to rent
Cor sixty years, from tie various
railway companies, having Line:
through the east, middle and soutE
| OF France, the right TO plant and cslI
/ tivate fruit trees on whatever poT
ton OF the sides of the line h found
suitable. The trees will be trained
4 s N
on metal espalies, and those kim
planted according tn the situation. -
uosseberry and currant bushes arr
10 be made tn flourish I'm the ieasi
favorable spots--but pears will form
the staple csop. The first slse year!
no rent Is % be demanded. after
| wards, q charge ofhalf o franc yearly
| Ia 90 be paid. The idea IL ntlt new
as THOSE who have Travelled On tn
| German lines can recall che thrift
displayed In cultivafing fhese wasts
spots in Luxembourg particular
| ~.
In the matter of annoy ing sheil
paternal government, the frencl
are plaguy people Some iAgeaai
Gus fellow his brought out d new
| toy, calculated ike all such, ID se-