The Sun.
London, England, 1871-02-13 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE

SUN OFFICE, 8 A.M.

THE WAR,

TIIE ARMISTICE.
VERSAILLES, February 11.
The delivery of arms is not yet completed ; 240
guns, 46 mitrailleuses, and 24,000 arms only as ye'
given up.

February 12.

. The Germans are destroying the heavy French iron
guns lett useless by the removal of portions of their
breechloading apparatus.
The explosions heard yesterday in Versailles caused
some excitement.

THE REVIOTUALLING OF PARIS.
VERSAILLES. February 11.

The postal and relief trains for Paris from London,
arrested by mistake, were at once released, by orders
from headquarters.—Times Telegrams.

NEWS FROM BRUSSELS.

BRUSSELS, February 12.

Prince Napoleon has arrived in Brussels. On
and after to-morrow two trains will run daily
from Lille and Valenciennes to Paris. Passengers
will require passports. Only hand luggage will be
allowed.

The Duke of Aumale has been returned by a large
majority in the Oise. If admitted, it is believed
that he will be elected President of the Assembly.
AI. Valentin, the ex-Prefect of Strasburg, has been
appointed Prefect of Lyons.
ARRIVAL OF PRINCE DE JOINVILLE AT

BORDEAUX.

BORDEAUX, Februaty 11.

Prince de Joinville has arrived at Bordeaux with
General Changarnier. They are at the Hotel de
France.—Daily News Telegrams.

THE PRUSSIAN WAR INDEM-

NITY.

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A Lombard Telegram from Berlin says :—lt
is affirmed on the• Berlin Bourse that the indemnity
to be demanded from France will not exceed
1,000,000,000 thalers (£150,000,000) which will de-
fraythe actual war debts incurred, and the pensions of
disabled soldiers. M. Bleichroder, banker in Berlin, has
been summoned to Versailles to confer with the
Ministers respecting the most practicable arrange-
ment to make for payment of the indemnity. Most
extensive preparations are being made for brilliantly
illuminating the city on the return of the army. The
Town Hall will be lit up at a cost of £l,OOO a night
for gas alone.

The following telegrams come through Reuter's
agency :

THE ELECTIONS IN FRANCE,
PARIS, February 11, 9 p.m.
The following are the results of the scrutiny of the
battot-boxes :—M. Louis Blanc, 102,000; M. Gam-
betta, 90,900 ; Victor Hugo, 90,300 ; Garibaldi,
80,100; M. Henri Rochefort, 80,400; M. Edgard
Quinet, 84,000; M. Delescluze, 81,000 ; Admiral
Salsset, 78,000 ; M. Schoelcher, 72,000 ; M. Dorian,
72,000; Toigneaux, 71,000; Admiral Pothaun,
69,000 ; M. Lecroy, 68,000 ; M. Bernard, 66,000 ;
M. Felix Pyat, 65,000 ; M. Gamboa, 57,000 ; M.
Brisson, 57,000 ; and M. Floquet, 51,000 votes.

PARIS, February 11.
An official announcement of the Hotel de
Ville, dated noon to-day, states that the counting
of the votes is still unfinished in all the arro n-
dissements. The partial results will be published
when known. Returns from 27 out of 71 of
the suburban communes were received this morn-
ing. The Paris returns thus far known show
that the full list of 43 candidates have received
sufficient votes. There will be no second election
necessary, except to replace those deputies who
decide to sit for other districts.
Louis Blanc heads the list with 102,000 votes.
Next come Gambetta, Victor Hugo, Garibaldi,
Henry Martin, and Rochefort.

In the Department of the the Somme, the success
Of the candidates brought forward by the Liberal
Commitee is assured. Among these candidates are
Generals Changarnier and Faidherbe.
The 'Moderate list of candidates has been carried
14._ the Department of the Rhone, comprising Trochu,
Favre, Ducasse, Banger, Roer Laprade, Ferrel,
St. Victor Glas, Margini, de Mortimard, Flottard,
and Morrili.

Caen
Limoges has voted for the independent Liberal list,
for the Liberal parliamentary list, St. Marc
mitardin at the head.

The Department of Saone et Loire carried the
c(3hibined Republican and Conservative list. The
liberals at Moulins were victorious. In the elections
311 the Department of Allier the Conservative list
/cas carried, with General D'Aurolles de Paladine at
the head.
The Moniteur, at Bordeaux, speaking of the gene-
-411 Conservative character of the elections, says
4.,:\Ve wish before all that no misunderstanding
should prevail abroad on the significance of these
elections. The foreign Powers, and especially Ger -
ihany, would commit a great error were they to con-
clude from the comparative electoral defeat of the
Partisans of war a outrance, that the future majority of
the Assembly is resigned beforehand to subscribe to any
conditions
it may please M. Bismarck to dictate.
ten like Thiers, Dufaure, De Carayon, and Latour,
t 0
mention only some of the candidates for whom the
beater portion of the votes given in the department
cf the Gironde were recorded, are not less jealous of
the
honour of France than the most determined
'ePublicans; and, although they will express their
resolution not to yield to any unjust demand in more
tiscclerate terms, their determination will not for all
gat be less sincere or firm."
The first four candidates of the Republican list,
hyelicling M. Beauregard, have been elected in Savoy
e '6)000 votes. Prince Joachim Murat obtained
)1)00 votes.
hstn the Department of the Creuse the Republican
%it has been defeated, and the whole Conservative
been successful.
NI, the Department of the Uautes Alpes, the list
b„ 'gluing the names of MM. Thiers and Michael
Chartreau has been carried by a majority of
In the Department of the Maaenne all the Con-
servA a, tive candidates have been elected.
1 * Nantes the list of the coalition Conservative
Party
has been
entirely successful.
the
Department of the Vendee, General Trochu,
e• 'l(:)det, and the other Conservative-Liberal can-
`ll(lates have been elected.
In the - apartment of the Lozere, MM. Concombat
hav,s",anibren and Theopbile Roussell (Republicans)
.13eee returned.
)3 the ethel Department of the Charente Inferieure M.
electpd"t) the Republican candidate, has been
in
4' and all the other candidates returned belong-
th_
.t ter, 17 Liberal Union, among whom are MM.
At Lufaure, &c.
Nvith ;Tann the Republican list was elected entire
per";ollnajority of 5,000.
Dlibliea. arriving from Orlbans state that the Re-
/4
thti list was there in the minority.
4ervativ er‘ ePartment of the Arne the whole Con-
th: it 9 Was carried.
11
..I)epartment of La Manche the results
hale beat present shew that the Conservatives
p.t, a the Cotes
by a large majority.
teyene,
4,;:otes du Nord General Trochu, M.
13100 hay and all the candidates of the Liberal
o.electeuie been elected. Iwo candidates remain to