New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-07
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An imperal decree had been published, pro-
Mitigating the International Convention signed a: Ge-
neya in August lsC for the care OF wounded soldiers
An official Berlin paper contradics report that the
Emperor Napoleon had invited the Queen OF PRUSSIA 10
visit the French Court during itsstay at Biarriz
The Paris Iourse on the 25th firm ard rather an.
mated Rentcs however closed fat 67k6Jc., which was
q decline of l5c. from the previous day.
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
correspondence Of Tho London Daily News.
The Constitutional claims great victory for
the Government as tho result Of tho recent municipal
elections which appointed for yesterday Sunday)
The returns 50 far published. show unqnestonaby
great majority Of places in which the municipal list
has trumphed This municipal INST" is q new ex
preston, and the CoEsfitafionnsl would nave UNDER
stood that 1t is equivalent to the official lists OF the
general elections In It's zeal for the cause the Con
iuonnd forgots that tho Minister OF tho Interior had
formally protested against any party signitcation being
att ached TO this latest application OF universal suffrage
which had to deal only with questions OF ioca interest
But in presence Of what 1t pleased 70 consider Fresh
manifestation Of popular confidence the Official paper ~
nores de Lavaeie and intones Its 1e hpdfore dad'
anus But when the names Of the elected with the COM
me Of the provincial press which alone can pronounce
ON their Specification, come to be known. 1t will prob
ably be found that these municipal lists were nde up
by compromises which admitted many aIherents oi the
o1positon and many very ukewarm friends OF things
rs they are But there is also not small portion Of
bitter ayowedly mixed in the cup OF strong waters
which tho Constitutonnsi presents to ts readers AT
Marseillcs and Siseron 20 opposition candidates have
passed at Castiain TO- and at Vienne, IT, AT Taver.
nay, Cavaillon, LectouIe, and 1t Is at this moment
aunouno cd ut Dion also the whole OF the opposition
lists have been elected In many places only portion
of the candidates received sufficient number OF votes
TO make their elections valid. and In these new ballot
will be required. Clancy and the Bases Alpes which
offered tho most serious resistance the coup dAd oxpe.
rienced in 1851 are also TO DO numbered with the
departments where the Of order" Of the CoHai
.utioaneI have been beaten.
MR.. EASTMAN.
Correspondence Of Tho London Daily News
The New.York journals, about month ago,
contained various sensational paragraphs about MT,
Eastman, a school commissioner. and the author OF
some letters TO young lady known as the Fairy
Queen pondence" for nditng which he narrowly
escaped a cow.hiding. This gentleman absconded rom
New York, carrying of with him considerable sums OF
embezzled money. and an attorney. Mr. Parsons, wac
10 Europe In pursuit Of him. but ior SEVERN Mee
could find clue to his whereabout either ID IaIis VI
London. Mr.. Eastman has now turned up ~ Lyons
uuder very strange circumstances. iew un{s i IA
the Procureur Imperial at Lyons wrote 10 .h9 i
States Vice Consul there that an American supec' W.
totally destitute condition, and In STATE " Ii,nu
approaching TO insanity brought on by Tue use
had been placed In Maison De Ssnn BY Al Cressin'
In whose house he had been lodging ana Inas tno ioo
Consul might probably think 1t rght 70 n.aAo so a
inquiries about him. The sice-Oonsu, Uso. .
seeing the person alluded 10 and ascertainns sass
his name was EASTMAN wrote to the American Minn'
ter In Paris for information and Instructions MI bg
Glow who had been instructed by his Government 70
look out for Eastman st once tslsGapheS Lyons 70