Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-12-17
FROM PARIS.
Correspondence avoAK.
Pains, November n, 1868

Boob, = just Published, she clearly
Shove the aess~sity o. being armed
to Ia teet.,, an OF the designs Of
Prussia an f.i sin b. make lfoa'1a-
MIA q thnrl iii her sidr, Si1eca long
time arms have been poured intothe
PEinaipality-frnin 5D.00 to 10000
stand evisle rtaycofning from Prussia,
through Russia. ami 50 arriving at
their dies 5ia.ssipl despite tbs proven
bal vigilance of rilosRussian Custom
House On ars. Preparations are
going for Farl in .saa.naaia with a
faye h a-.st3, Tor which there Is no
legitimate nasessity, and rayaais
state of thugs pregnant with danger
for Europe. No wonder In Vienna
tho people are desiring to break from
the passive attitude hitherto OBJ
served by their government, and In
military circles. March has been
seIectad when Austria should enter
an campaign.
Although the position OF matters
in Sp in il somewhat cloudy, there
does not appear to be any immediate
apprehension Of reaction. The peo-
pie are busy with their platform, p
when now has reso we'd itself into a
fir fight to return Cortee, and leave
tie decision of h future form of the
Government loyalty in its hands,
10 this decision, Castelar,, the MAJ
zini of Spain, has pledged himself.-
he has told his coantrytnen that Ii
Is easier TO conquer than to preserve
liberty, that since the battle Of Al
cola, Spain has been ds facto, a Re-
public, and he desires to save 1t, be-
cause the nation has won IL by its
vaior, and TO maintain it, because the
people merit it by their prudence
The feeling in favor of Federation
is making way, there is no King can
didate in the held, because none is
forthcoming, and all Pretenders have
been alike shown the door, Prim is
still regarded - the coming man
the Protector that is 10 he, Hail
thane oG C'aRalor, thai SHAH be King
hereafter, stands within the prus~
pect of belief. Every day adds to
mis- popularity, as the respect and at
fiction which are daily shown To
him, testify rs he walks unattended
on the Pradi0, 90 tite delightful Buen
Retro. Inc ex-Queen OF Spain be-
l;eves PTinl TO ne the coming man,
and trusts 10 his gsallaatFy to recall
his absent sovereign.
There Is nc longer any talk O.
RhenisA wars. Elmer the French
feel the attempt w0ald eonioano
them, or their atsantion Is becoming
absorbed In Preparations Tor tiit
forthcoming general elections. list
GnaiIoers are expected To be eol'
sOAed atp0ag THE second week OF Jan
uafy, aud the different ministers are
wufking lndustriOllsiy 10 clear oil al
matters " the 3lst OF May when
/ the tariiaincnt legally eS plress, Iht
seSSioaa xpa4s tiseEsAss4ae las - SAisaEE -aIlfl
business one, devoted principally %
sae passing OF the estimates" the
! Il liurs OF ii. IIaussgnann for the lasl
+ ten wears respecting tho = straIgh'
I linasih he Is carrying out in the cIty
and above all, how lac raises JhS
money TO execute them, and what L
the exact state OF his little bill.
lie is about the most unpopular man
In the world. and personally, ne does
not deserve 10 De -, To journalists
I home and forpign, he has ever beer
the perfection Ut courtesy, and Atteil
tinn. but th1sp whose tlreSiaes nc
has demolished, and whose penafe'
he has dispersed, will never pardon
the great Partisan icoioelast.
| Ii - lnsiuful TO observe, particular
| IN on the eve OF the eiectIQn, the In
eIeasiug severity Of the Home Min
/ lister. Al. pinard, against the Press
| Hardly day passes, but me has his
melancholy btlttue--the unfortunate
| lsaulin subscription affording thu
occasion. The Press in France, eSea
/ With lhs so-ezaIied concessions, Is Dui
| tolerated suEit.rlliee, Is the badge o
all the tribe. AL Cierm0nt, Ferrund
a local Journal was cited before tilt
/ Tribunal Tor II mlstleineallnr connect
I'd with the Baudln affair, anu @as
| q syattgesi9 This Is a heavy hiuW, ail'
( great Encouragement I'd the govern
meat, when it il remembered
that it is the Judge who decides, up
/ ON tie Jtset ul the nisde meanoT ,allt
that he il appointed by the govern
| men1. No wonder the inhahitani
/ of Glermont exclaimed, there ar
still some Judges in France TIL
last session passed a law givini
Frenchnlen a conditional right {,
hold public meetings without obtain
ing the preliminary permit from th
police office. This privilege va
not to extend 10 the discussion G
matters political. Lii was something
] however; bat the meetings wer
occ isionally uproari1us. owing tn TN
appropriately of a sneaker, or a dis
like 10 the subject, and pFincipali
from the vile habit OF every one dt
string to speak at once. In no cas-
had the law to be applied and ~
NOR asserts, that even this eonce:
sion Ia to be repealed next session
, DeEs7sda CARTHAGE.
The Prince of Wales, being uIlin
yftesl 10 stag party In the fos
!, est of Compiegne on Friday, va
taken rudely to task by one or Il
I members, which Knocked over n
horse, the latter falling upon an
aha King him. liz did NOT deter tn