Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-11-26
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PARIS, November 3, 1868.
The paper bullet, shot by Russia,
through the Joaanal II 81. Pstersbug
has somewhat awed France nom tass
career Of her faumor. It was not %
as to demand q common
tary written In not lsasas BY thess
ministers, as Us done after the
King of Prussia Hiel speech, to-
the Bourse, In which Master Slender
begs sweet Anne Page, not TO be
alarmed by these wild beasts. The
tone oftlle article in question is GER
talaly not threatening, but ii lsworseI
for French pride, Ii was paaroalzlng
and full Of pity. It still insists, and
with reason, upon an eventual Eau
ropean war, In which few nations
can eserpe from being involved, and
heavy will be tho responsibility Of
the hand that unehains the tempest.
France alone is regarded as the pow
or that may possibly break the
peace, To do 30 she has no motive /
even under the most favorable Of
seccesses, the risk and sacrifices
would not be covered. It must be
admitted, that the communication
in the Russian point Is a profound
study Of the European question:
France feels the truth Of its ollserya-
tions, and the balm Ii poars upon
her wounds. France feels henseI
paralyEed, and hence the tiassss alter
system tsat is creeping into every
department Of the State.s The area
dian, or stop the-wayn party . POI
ities is like love, it believes what u
desires-it believes France has eve
rythiag to be desired If anything
too much liberty at melt fiattefs
the Empepor, that the Mexican ex-
pedItion Was the most giorians event
OF his reign, and the occupation o.
Rome the jussestg o. international
rights-it believes that France has
bat to sound a clarion on the banks
of the Rhine, and the German forces
viii fall like the walls OF Jericho
Ii is time for the Emperor 10 see II
any good thing Gun come ouf Oh the
Nazareth OF his plain speaking
subjects, He ID alternating himself
more and more from the party that
is daily gaining influence In the
dlstricts--the strong
hold, SO believed, OF Ranapartism. -~-
Men of his own age give him BATTLE.
but they are educating their sons
and juvenile France to fight Napo-
leon the Fourth. For
Fraedcn4's battle o, &c b~Ssn.
BssaeatA'd foH b9ssliiug sire IL soE,
TAsGgh b@nid VII y ever wa.
Tie tendency Of all things is mill
tary. Marshal Neil, the war-min~
ister, has been faithful To his order.
he has Impressed on the Emperor
that AS dynasty can on!y; be sustain
Ell by the army, and there are many
who believe the standing army Of
over 80 400 men, Is more for q de-
fence of the throne at home, than a
protection against Il foreign foe,
whom nobody can distinctly see.
The Marshal has carried his meas
uses, and aaas lalaak Il. securing Z 800
places in the elvsl departments = 10,
state Tor soldiers Who have xe1l
gagsd, On resireuef1 Al hui t9
asaxy The null - - p6t
yet ID lie ~ h q %;
Merclsassls l,alance their hoots
take st<1ek AE flla cIuee az tho yexxs'
If ives tsse 81 oT November 1871
that the cilassepot aid sswazsdeFA' af
Montana. What progress has beer
made since. What Dsosi,ts Ciregadi
discovered to solve the Roman ques-
ton? None. An Is barren from
Dan to Beersheba. 1t ismore insolv-
able than ever. Spain Ii lost for POI
Iitical catholicity-Austria has not
much time to devote to her spirit
ual affairs, temporal matters are be-
coming so pressing, Belgium caEnot
even make noise, and Italy waits
but the signal from Prussia TO free
herself from The Alps to the Adriat-
lie. The campaign of 1859 has plac-
ed the vactieian a dead weight on
the sword arm of France, the balls
that clog her feet at every step she
takes in European politics. The
offspring of Magenta and Solferino
Is not a anited italy, but Sadowa
aud a compact Germany. Except
ing greater number of blessings on
their army OF occupation by His
Holinesa-this is all that can be car
ried by France 10 credit of her prodi
aud loss account for 1863, Cd the
Roman question,
Spain has not alade much prog
ress with the = King question du'
ring the week, bat she h decidedly
making way with the Federal solu
ton. that her best friends desire hei
TO try. The due de M0utpensier ha'
been weighed In the balance aie
found wanting. Had he taken TIN
tide In his affairs, when at the fIo0t
- the moment he was bauished ii
wosld have led him to fortune. A
Regent for the ex-Queen's son, thu
solution Of this arrangement il mor'
formidable still, NJ Spaniards have
vet to be educated In the belief tina
the Prince Of Asturia Is really hi
fathers son, 1t is only Pho NeyI
that believes Isabella the innocent
| TO have been q q very pattern of vir
| tue and the Diana of her tune.
| Meanwhile the Provisional Govern
nlent of Madrid, having expressed
| it's opinion in favor OF n monarchy
the Republican press of Spain feel
| itself no longer bound from express
Ing It's prediIectinns alan. PrIm vii
/ abide by the national vote-chanc
has made him LdberatoFs peJrhanc
he may be confirmed No. la la
when America hecssi1e iepuhlItan
| there were less RaptabIirarlsi Afnna