Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-03

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continually urging On eaelg other
unigHT and foTsearnsrcp. The only
bond Of union lies In a clear enuneia-
ton Of policy, and resolution 10
stand by IL.
she came, not like Nanar's sgskar,
who had an army for an usher. Iss-
bella arrived at her hotel. iSz, Isne
de Kisoli, on Friday If midnight,
like any ordinary mortal. The
crowd received her In solemn silence
mot Slraniarsi gave rsru, not d
Frenchnan raised his hat. She leff
Pau that morning, Ind deicaM9e1 at
Bordeaux, and dinner at Tours. OH
arriving In Paris at haIf-past eleven,
the ex- Ambassador of Spain at purIs
and French General, received her,
Slightly warming herself in the I'm
peFial reception room, she beck 3ned
one Of her ladies in waiting to pluce
Il shawl over her shoulders. aud en-
tering the first of the eight c, art car
r;ages, drove to her Ii' =. lied apart
ulents." Her ex-8fajesty wore d
white jacket over hlack silk dress,
her head being enveioped in a Span
isl shawl. The ex- King was mutfled
up in q brown overall, and did what
he was tod, the Prince wore Il gray
McFariane, his sisters aud COUSINS
waterprOoss over black velvet dress
Is. Don Sebastian had o photo
graphic apparatus under his arm.
The ladies' of honor were all wrapped
mp In Spanish bia K lace wells. Mar
Tori had shayen OF his whiskeTs, aud
was busy making every one snug.
On Saturday the ex Queen visited
her future mansion iii the Champs
Eiysees, In the neighborhO8d oil
which is quite rich Spanish colony,
not member Of II, however, hsts
yet called on Isabella. On Sunday
the Queen, King, children aud some
ladies, went, in the Court carriages,
at half past ten, 70 hear mass in the
chapel OF Saint t.prmaine IAuxer-
rois, in the t0wef Vi which hangs the
bell that sounded the massacre OF
st. Bartholomew. The church was
crowded 10 suffecation. The Queen
sat in front of the Sisters OF Charity.
Her features have no expression.
Her father was said TO possess the
heart OF tiger and the head of
mule, " and Isabella has not lost the
family likeness. She has nothing
spanish about her. But the ladies
of her court would shake the sain
ship OF an anchorite-their wells.
their Andalusian vests and fans, and
to say it was only ie pere Claret, with
his scarlet hose, and mushroom hat,
that had charge of s01nany treasures
whore eyes were more fatal than
Chassepos rifles prepared alike ii
dazzle or TO wound. Tier Mtjesty
does not look doWucslst !, iIl
tiYne with music, talk and dress.
At Arcachen, a watering place
on the line from Bordeaux to Bay
onne, Is situated Birds Island, and
where takes place every year slt
guhir fishing of Oysters the event
has just come OFF. From 500 10 100
boats, Tiled with fishermen, tilelr
wires, children and relatives, made
for the island in all haste, the beds
being left free for one hour only, To
ali corners. AT ten a cannon is iired,
and the idlest become for sixty min
utes, the most industrious-tae run
ming tn and fro aud hubhub being
terrible AT eleven another shot Is
fired, and the workers are still-a
moment after sails are h0isted, and
away to the neighboring towns II
sell the bjsalves, and make merry
at tile oyster love Feast with
white wine and bread. ~ COW
etnus '' boatin~~ ,urry,'' is at once
,,,...s mp by the authorities for
working over time,r and the oys-
ters collected, returned % their NJ
tive element.
night In the green rooms of the the
atres. His state Is said to be nearly
hopeless. Some OCCUPATIONS have
arrived from s,aly TO express their
sympathy with the maestro's suffer
ings-W 10 has all that should accom-
may old age as honor, love aud
troops of friends.
On Monday next will arrive at
Compiegne the first series of g. guests
selected from the fashionable world,
army, navy, civil service, law, med
icine, &C. Each guest ill only have
a bedroom and dressing room, they
must live ca fIBiiIie Dinner takes
place at seven, afterwards converse
ton, billiards, &c. Tuesday will be
devoted to hunting. the evening ~
theatrical representations Wedpes-
DAY. pic mic at pierrefonis; Thurs
day, shooting and walking In the
forest; Friday, ditto, aud general
amusements; Saturday, departure
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rial family reserves for themselves.
1t was az Con1piegne that .IOanue
d Are was surrendered to the En-
glIsh, and many important councils
were held I'm the castle. The forest
| Il 81 miles In circumference, contains
| 333 roads and avenues. of a total
length of 80 miles. There are go
| sqaares 3is bridges; i ponds; 10
marshes; and ii fountains, feeding
| 4 rivers.
A well known bankers wi e has
for some years been dealing for her
.. wardrobe giories,n at the same
/ dress makers, Finding there a
work girl who turned out everything
/ to her 81 fsfaction. This girls name
vas Louise, OF excellent character,
bat 80 frail that she eased working
| every day at four O'clock. Last week
ON returning from the italian Opera,
and In the Vicinity OF her hotel, the
| bankers wife observeda giri--a OF Il.
| foaiere, basket on shoulders, lantern
| In one band and crochet In the other,
| picking up odds and ends, from a
heap OF rubbish in the kennel. She
senE her fooslnan TO bring this girl,
and requested her 10 follow 10 O
splendid boudoir. Great vas tins
CONSERVATION Of the servants. Lou
lisa sat down as directed, and the lady
| al once told her she knew her to be
| her dress maker. Louise aVowed it,
stated her father was three years