The Sun.
London, England, 1871-02-10 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE

SUN OFFICE, 8 A M.

LATEST FOREIGN NEWS

THE AV A. 11

THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.

A telegram from Havre of the 9th bays that MM.
Thiers, Pouyer-Quertier, Buce, and Cordier have
been elected by this department as members of the
National Assembly.
The Republicans obtained a majority in the town,
but in the country not one of their can lidates was
elected.

News from Lille states that although the majority
of the votes given at Lille are for the Republican
candidates, yet it is considered certain that their
candidates will not be elected in the Department of
the North.

LILLE, February 9.
The triumph of M. Thiors is considered certain.
ELECTION OF THE ORLEANS PRINCES
BRUSSELS, Eebruary 9.
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Intelligence has been recei%ed hero that the Duc
d'Aumale has been elected by a large majority in the
Department of the Oise, and that the Prince de Join-
ville has been elected for Cherbourg,.
Advices from Paris state that the Orleanist party
regard as certain the election of the Due d'kumale as
President of the National Assembly, if permitted to
take his seat in that body.

BORDEAUX, Febru iry 9.

M. Thiers has been elected at Lille and Marseilles),
Garibaldi at Nice, and Jules Simon at Bordeaux.
General Changarnier has been elected at Lille and
by two other constituencies; M. Dufaure by three
constituencies; M. R6musat by two. General Ducrot
is reported elected at Nevers; and 13enoy d‘zizy
has been elected at Nimes.—Lombard Telegrams.

THE PROVISIONING OF PARIS.
General Walker telegraphs to the Foreign Office,
under date Feb. 9, from Versailles :—" I request you
to make known to the several charitable associations,
that they must not forward their gifts of provisions,
&c., for Paris through Versailles. Such things should
come from Havre, Dieppe, and Boulogne, direct to
Paris. From henceforth no supplies will be allowed
to enter Paris through Versailles. I have come to
an understanding with Count Moltke on this matter.
Any departure from the appointed routes will only
entail two-fold obstacles.

The following has been received at the Foreign
thlice

February 3, 1871.

M. Lx COMTIC,—I have received by Mr. Marshall,
who same in person on Lehalf of Mr. Odo Russell,
verbal notice of the arrival at Dieppe and Calais of
considerable provisions, sent to the population of
Paris by the population of London, and by the
English Government. It is unnecessary to tell
your Excellency how profoundly touched I
am by this generous mark of sympathy.
Permit me to see in it a proof of that precious senti-
ment of union which ought to bind all nations
together, and lead them to help each other, instead
of fighting and destroying one another. It was
reserved to you intelligent country to give to the
world this example of solicitude for misfortune. I
beg you to be the interpreter of my grati-
tude towards your fellow - citlzens towards
the inhabitants of London. The inhabitants
of Paris have suffered cruelly, they still suffer much,
but they console themselves with the thought of
having done their duty, and of being recompensed by
proofs of esteem and sympathy such as those which
you are good enough to afford them.—l have, &e.,
"(Signed) Jtrum FAVRE.
" His Excellency Earl Granville."

THE GERMAN TERMS OF PEACE.
BEILLIN, February 9.
It is said that the indemnity to be claimed by
Germany of France will be about three milliards of
francs, and that the boundary line is reduced. A
commercial treaty will also be concluded between
the two Powers.—Daily News Telegram.

The following telegrams come through Renter's

agency:—

THE SIEGE OF BELFORT.
IMPERIAL HEAD-QUARTERS, VERSAILLES,
February 8.

General von Treskow reports from Bourogne that
the detached forts built on the rocks at Haut Porches
and Basso Perches, before Belfort, were captured
to-day, to effect whioh the trenches which had been
partly constructed •also in the rock, and which in
the present thaw were under water, had to be
blown u p.

THE FRENCH TROOPS IN SWITZERLAND.

BERN; February 8.

The military chest of the Army of the East,
which contained 1 million of francs, was given
over to-day into the custody of the Federal
Treasury. The French Government is senling 62
waggons with provisions for the commissariat of the
interned troops.

BRUNE, February 9.
The Federal Cohncil has ordered the sale of the
horses of the French Army of the East, which
number between 5,000 and 8,000.