New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
PARTY POLITICS IN FRANCE.
OVERWHELMING REPUBLICAN mAJoRrnEs I

OVERWHELMING REPUBLICAN MAJoRrTIEs IN TIKI
LATE ELECTIoNs-AN ADDRESS FROM THE PARIS
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL AGAINST A MONARCHY
COUNT DIX CHAMBORD VISITED AT sAIzBURG
BY DEPUTArIoN FROM THE RGHT-A MEETING
OF IaPERIALIsTs BE HELD.
PARIS. Oct II, 1879.
Elections TO fill vacant seats in the Assembly took
place to-day in four DEPARTMENTS Partial returns
received tonight from Toulouse show that NJ de
R6musat. who ran against NJ Mel, nephew of the
late Marshal Mel and the candidate of the Right
has been elected in the and that the
three other departments Puy-de- Dome. Loire. and
Nieyre, have been carried by the Republicans by
overwhelming malOnteS
The Count de ChamboTd was at Salzburg to-day.
He visited the Grand Duke OF Tuscany, and received
doputation from FTance, which arrived IN the
town this morning. What reply he gave to the
deputation is unknown hut it will probably reach
this CITY about the middle of the present week The
Committee Of the moDarchiCa members OF the AS
eembly will meet the 18th 10 receive and CONSIDER
the Counts final reply. and will communicate the
result of their deliberations to the Bureau OF the
Assembly on the next day.
The Bea Public says ex-President Theirs has not
been seen with NJ Gambetta since his return to
Paris that he viii hold aloof from all cabals, but
win defend the liberties and sovereignty of the peo
pie before the Assembly.
If. Rouher, at the solicitation of members OF the
Right will call meeting of Imperialists to be held
the 18th inst for the purpose of appealing to the
PEOPLE to support the compromise in case concessions
are made by the MOnarchists
PARIS Saturday, Oct. Il, 1879
Twcnty-saven members of the Municipal Coun-
oil Of Paris have published an address, in which
they declare that the Assembly has no right to
ALLEVIATE tire National Sovereignty, affirm that a
majority Of the people reject the claims of the Count
90 Chambord 70 the throne of France, and request
the deputies from the Department of the Seine to
declare frankly how they propose to vote when the
question Of change in the Government is brought
mp in the Assembly.
LITTER OF THE COUNT DE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TON or ABSoLUusr DESIGNS.
The following is the text of q letter ad-
dressed by the Count Chambord to the viscout dc
Nodez-Benavent;
FRoHsDORP, Sept. 49,
The feeling which experiences, dear Viscount,
reading the details which gave the revolu-
uary propaganda in your Province is one Of sadness
Fscpe cGunoi stop lower IN order to procure arms
against us. and nothing is more unworthy the French
character To be reduced 1873 to eyoEng the phantom
persecution against brothers separated FROM us in creed
tile phantom twhat more need say y OF war madly
uhder'aken under lmpo>slble c0nditlOns OF Govern
Inent of priests o. the ascendency OF privileged classes
You viii admit uat things so little serious cannot be Sc
Epusly answered To what fdsehoods has not dlsh9n-
tty rcsorteI wnen the question was how public credu-
lN cou4l ne WORKED upOht KNOW very wen ~
always easy, Witnessing these unworthy maneuVers,
70 preserve ones cOmposure, but you must reckon ON
The gOod " your intelligent felOwconntrymen 10
dp Justice such fOoereS. Above all, make point
OF appealing TO all honest people on the footing OF the
sOcI rec obstruction You know that am not party,
aud thai Sll not come back TO reign by means OF
Tarv. / need the cooperation Of all, and all have need
81 me As for the reconciliation winch has been so
Jyay accomplished the House of france, tell those
~ irving dstOrt that great event. that every
tng the OH OF August really done for the
sole purpose OF giving FtIncc lis proper rank in the
dearest interests alike Oi her prosperity her glory, and
JCr greatness. Count, nv dear ROdez upon INV entire
gratitude and constant affection. HENRY.