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

In the department of the Cher the election of MM
Ledru Rollin, Thiers, Gambetta, and others, com•
prising the coalition list, is considered certain.

February 11.

The following is the result of the elections in the
Department of the Gironde :—At Bordeaux the
Republicans polled 17,588 votes, and the Conserva-
tive-Liberals, 9,883.

In the Department of the Alpes Maritimes,
General Garibaldi and Messrs. Duffaise, Burgondie,
and Piccon have been elected. In the Puy de Dome
the list of the Republican Committee who took as
their motto " Order by Liberty " has been entirely
successful.

MARSEILLES, February 10 (Evening).
The successful candidates are believed to be MM,
Pelletan, Gambetta, Thiers, Trochu, Perrier, Grevy,
Lanfray, Tardieu, and Delpech. Some of the last-
named may, however, be displaced by the votes of
the Mobilised Guard, which are not yet counted.
The results, as far as known, have been well re-
ceived on the Bourse.

TOULON, February 9.

MM. Gambetta, Ledru Rollin, Laurier, flarbacoux,
Brun, and Admiral Jaureguiberry, the Republican
candidates, are elected.

HAVRE, February 11.
The Conservative list has achieved a complete
success in the circumscription of Rouen.
AMIENS, February 11.

In the Department of the Somme the success of
the candidates brought for ward by the Liberal
Committee is assured.

LILLE, February 11.

M.M. Martel, Thiers, Deporte, Adam Wartelle,
Douay, Defoule, Paris, Deboyas, de Diesbach,
Declercq, Haman°, Kussansoy, Derinsert, and St.
Malo have been elected for the Department of the
Pas de Calais.

The Republican list was beaten.
The returns for the •Department of the North are
still incomplete, but it is certain that the Monarchists
have been elected by a great majority.
February 12.

The final and official result of the Elections in the
Department du Nord shows that the Monarchical list
has been successful, the candidates composing it
receiving an average of 195,000 votes; the Republi-
can list obtained an average of 47,000 votes.
STRASBUItd, February 10.

The result of the voting in Strasburg is ss fol-
lows :—The Mayor of Strasburg, 9,937; the Mayor
of Schelestat, 9,288 ; hi. Reutsch, 9,218 ; M. Gam-
betta, 8,633; M. Schneegans, 8,577 ; M. Melsheim,
8,348 ; M. Fevre, 8,180 ; M. Boell, 8,079 ; M.
Bouguignon, 7,657; M. Eckmann, 7,228; M.
Valestin, 7,162; M. Seinguelet, 6,229.

SAAR.BRUCK, February 11.

At the elections in the Department of the Bas
Rhin about 107,000 votes were recorded. M. Keufs
received the greatest number—namely, 48;000.
In the arrondissement of Metz-Briey and the
Canton of Forbach the following are elected :—MM.
Rehm, Dechange, Bardon, Gambetta, Andre, Bam-
berger, Humber, and Noblet.
In the Department of the Cote d'Or the success-
ful candidates are :—MM. Dubois, Magnin, Carnot,
0. Goigneaux, Mareau, Garibaldi, Cari,on, and
Fridon.

DEPRESSION AT WILHELMSHOHE.
Napoleon 111. is reported to be much depressed by
the result of the French elections, which leave no
hope for the restoration of the Bonapartist dynasty.
The French officers prisoners of war in Germany are
becoming impatient under their captivity, and ex-
press ardent desires for peace.

M. JULES FAVRE AND COUNT BISMARCK.

CARLSRUHE, February 11.

The Baden Gazette publishes the following as the
terms in which M. Jules Favre replied on the 4th
inst. to Count Bismarck's remonstrance respecting
M. Gambetta's decree of exclusion :

" You are right in appealing to my honour; in
that you will never find me fail. It is true that you
urged me to accept, as the only possible combination,
the reassembling of the former Corps Legislatif—a
proposal which I declined. T replied to you that I
felt perfectly safe in affirming that the country de-
sired only free elections. You may, therefore, rest
assured that if the decree you mention has been
issued it shall be annulled."

THE FRENCH ARMY IN SWIT-
ZERLAND,

Count Bismarck has declined to grant the request
made by the Federal Council that the German head-
quarters should assist in arriving at an understanding
for the return to their country of the French troops
interned in Switzerland.

MILITARY PREPARATIONS IN
FRANCE.

A decree dated February 5 has been issued at
Bordeaux announcing that the calling out of the
class of 1871 will be at once proceeded with, and
that all youug men will be compelled to serve in
the active army without drawing.