, 1869-09-20

oret had, uttefS cries OF alarmed modestJ, which |
cause al to snile to whom her past lie has not
been secret .thas Is to say,, everybody. A for
1sAbel!a she has troubles in bathing. because she
does not Ike 10 pay like queen, rich a. ahe
"a, and this leads to uupteasaptuesses
which arc charged 10 accident, but which seem to
me TO b Intentional Thur. hsfosc going 10 Trou-
snIe ahe te4egr1phed to have bathing house and
attendant IN readiness. No sooner had she IT. |
nsed th1n she wanted 10 See him. They brought
htn. He pleased her. Bna looked at him u
mothe5s % et the!t daughters and II tos ayes The
aoesns Of Spain have looked ut men, and then |
aaked him hl4 nanoe. "pr.fu,f said ht. Prt1n. |
the chief oserthrower o. Isabetta You can easily
Imagine that she dismissed biz odious nsme4ate
without showing hn any fAyprs.. 8ho went to /
sec her heuse. The onSr w&s too nazzow, and |
1t WAS tmposslble TO enter. They sook her into |
smother which ~ould have su!ted her, bat ca1ta.
Fl ta~prite msde her notoe thai lhere was written
on tho door No. 100, aud this nunbas wsS the oue
put on places which ase vzea sor anything tnt |
royA purposes, though ktags and queens a1e |
compelled 20 usa ihem Ate everybody else. AZ |
last she cams to smother honso which pfcsstd her.
and she took possession Of it. Tbs next day, on |
one Of liz walls, VA written IN la1ss characters,
No. 100. It was au unpolltc epigram for tho
t<ueps Of the inhahttant, who Weighs about that,
for ypn know that tho Queen Ia \ colossus Of gat
Notwithstanding ali this, Of, peihsps. On account
ui 1t, tho Qpttn seezas 70 b plea.ea with Trou.
sIlIr, and lheEc she sn1tes herself, bAthe8 walks
sad laughs like any clt.zen'a wife enjoying hotl.
tiAy.
the ntKd.
lIsr nnhband, hpN uter, D0n Francisco AssiBl,
does cot Bccko 10 enJoy himself 10 much. uo
often, Te1J ofscp, takes the rh1i3 111in, tt in
cu1nsrodod husband. The other da{ hs returned
there expressly to asaat 1t tho nEst performance
of thc Wbits Cat. Another crenlny he was Ut
Aabll1c, ii the company ot fAvurite who u said
IL fM- ala -hfA -ztr
! relic Of aoom has tho phyttqNt Of the
bu.lns.t-a fstuiulue mascullne. ali. With
thu unctuoua mahnern af barber,
all thu losltlsc OF WOMAN iinEu,sos ~ msa.
Th,& tnunasett n }astiaa. tntds4ttta IA dlaruu.
muded, and althonah NJ 1EUuylllo u*on. 10 folloHs
| lhs Epa4iaI ccrvtnun!al III kncsiick bcforo BIZ
! wis aud Queen When 10 meet1 hrf, strr5 tme
1t ual get oIl tu Paris 10 Is met vi tho 9sln.
| 1.Ik tECuxRHIcAh cUuAtlt
Much Il thought ol lhs approaching coaaci1 OF
the ptAton Ut 1tnnse. snd esleclsusY Vi the snurs
aud tnute unpleasant relstioaa hstwten Aualsla
sui t1e Vatican. 1t seetils Al II Won uenit would
rvs,tistly intorm The lope that u the Austrian
lY,siuts persist IN their general 6eatlllty to the
vu,eyutuent, ha will bot bpiY w!tt,ltav tue
Ko,erulhentaI SUPPORT from Tho congregations, but
tnett own eafatteA Tie court 0l 1iufno tAlhs mrs
sud inr, I'm tlla subject. cries robbery, and thsea
ers Auaitta With exruntuanIoatoh. and Yun
f3cutt with httL Then. ~ liearen ,toes hos sestt
tu tetp Il ttptFcAtit, Il calls 10 its ad-k1eas Nlt
The Knt Ut fruaIs. WilllMm thu heretlut ahe 10.
i fe.ujtr tf l,tolesasst1t, ihe alh1Ust hnhei Aud,
tttNi,ke 10 sayt te Kim sttawefs The rhlh lie ~
t,enfs tps ihs fett. Th'A Is tn!efeslht. .E+ths ~
kbyH .etted tiIsl Ut The FfntehtatIs l1kIl,k stea
with ths t'tte skslhsl Ills kthtetdf tf Austria
i yeft lta1hu1le trAIesty, tIpfth*h ts hll,taelf
and bin hrDsiew, AtIpf thls, IN tafs axs where
eteftihIts which II AuhKh h printed. let ttleR
~ 10 IAhs ~ lalIpFa N ttip &&Aflty " lHseaft
6t ptF1aE. ~AO4 llhe e4RlHlAa tAxsistAIl44 ehsHKt
altst,aya aHt paFfs, and a1Rnal family and 4atfaA
a,,,3. VI Sin 't4ttRY VI tAe thtts.Hx 4H9fIe@.A q
&l4sl AAlftiaE lat'ns.
GaAekuK4IlaA ~ rua A4rkAaA,
A. &nr tAe coaneil, Aastns lhFsAleNs, II ths
q.Atre daes mt htop, 10 preveRt hsF tsshopa Iron
gaing therar Ths EoIa, Oh hls ade, thrsalens te
lay lhe capdact at AnatTt4 hstoFa II Tbs Freanh
(30yeEnMsnt also lhtsHtena 10 x1thdEaw IL EEnopl
from Home, and 10 Leave TIM King Of Italy Il
take our place, II. tbs rons does not dt
what tho French Emperor wanta What Il
: Is DO not Iuow-whesher It ID to make reforuai
J At Rome, or to come TO Paris 10 consecrats int
Emperor. hut the Pops aad tho Emperor know
vesy we'll, and It u between them probably thai
there u = contest Perhaps ono Of tho objectl
the Enpress had In view In going to Rome was K
sctIe Tits matter. 1t must be In relation to tht
conservation. The Emperor and Empress adort
ceremonies on q large sca1n They believe tha
| they are necessary 10 the establishment OF thet
J dsnasty, ant both make great parade Of religion
The Pope Oh hla side doea not like to disturb hiu1
! SELF, THIS consecratton would be wcak
ness On. hls part because It wo1l'
, te an open and solemn abandonment
Of the Bonrbons, and he would hare noth!ut
left to PROMISE or to give the Emperor. lie doc
10, want 10 let this last Pontlncal gift 60 out
T bis hands It is. perhaps, this consideration
which ia nj the bottom OF the Freat italian excite
! ment which has ext.ted in France aud Italy 10
twenty years. How many little passions often l..
hid under great ttogs. Happily, though man ma
J movc, IT .s God who ieaos htrn.
} They silt speak OF seIdtnR NJ Daroche TO Rom
to defend the interests Of France az the council
1.ut the Pope, they ssJ, does not wish HIN. H
hnh alxass aall that be wanted no laymcn In III
council. France, on It's side, lnststs On send
; tuR n. narocnc to Rome, because he I
} learned In the canon law, a the Minister'S aui
!. the cult nunts eaE. It IS really becauas the
: have given the Senate TO 81. Rouher ~ coppeosa
d t,no for his portfolio, and something must b
given 10 BaEoche, eyen II It be an embassy to III
: approaching council
, LIBERAL 1pIAs or TuK COUNCIL
:, 1tteemB u II this council WAS TO deceive mao
e people. They even 60 50 far ~ to attribute to
trs-pefsl 1deas merely In order 10 attempt di
J sAtrous competition with the rcbclltoul Austria
. end French Kmperotk. The Pops and his Dshou
:. will Pity 1t well E they do that They cve
i 20 rs far a. TO HA} that Caf1ina1 At
teuett has written = letter leaning til
way 10 Father HJacintne, to cnngrasusat
. tim on having satd that Cltholicisl
u | was quite near Prpt essantism, and cyen AAhon,
!. tnnlsp becaute all earnest religions were Rno<
e Naturally. thls greatly troubles The ultra-lnto
Grant, who can understand safety only IN the ultr7
e rrontane Catholic Church. But It plcases the Ii
n different masses. Tint II the main thing, an
+ consequently It lnaJ be what Rome Is aiming q
% For, eboEe ALL beyond religion eyen, Rome wtsht
ID "a kecr Its religions power over Christianity. tt
% new IDEAS of general liberty undermine th,
G. power. Il Judges perhaps, as 1t ti.d Just be1o
q 1913, the moment IN oppo1tuuo one to p
te itself anew ut the head Of ,hosc ideas IN order
t govern with Them. and II thinks It will put ltss
n there NTH the help of the council Rome
q ! sttlfnL 1t has now governed The Cbr1stii
,e world, After q fashion, for 1,s6a years. md au
III thing may be expected from Il
l. EX1Lk CARKIY.