The Sun.
London, England, 1848-04-29 00:00:00

SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of the 23d contain-no news of
importance. There was a talk of a-Ministerial crisis
tyeing•ptobable, and of some not,et 'having been pre-
sented to the Government by foreign Ministers. The
re-appearance of Monternolinist bands in Catalonia is
confirmed.

THE FRENCH " REPUBLIC.

PROCEEDINGS AT PARIS.

We have received the Paris papers of yesterday.
There can now he no doubt but that the official de-
claration of the poll of Paris will show that the eight
moderate members of the Provisional Government
have been returned at the head by large majorities,
while the members of the Ledru Rollin faction will
be found (ii returned at all) to have been returned by
a mere "measure- cast"
majority. Indeed, it was, be-
lieved in Paris yesterday morning that neither LEDRU
Rom .iii nor FLocoN would be found in the list. of
successful candidates. The general counting of the
votes commenced at eight o'clock yesterday morning
at the Hotel de Ville, in the presence of the delegates
from each section. A-detachment of the National Guard
was in attendance for the maihtainance of order.
The Journal des Debuts says there can be no doubt
but that M. i)E ListAarm Will he declared at the
head of the poll by an immense majority. So signal
has been the defeat of LEDRU RoLr.iN and the
anarchists, that considerable apprehensions are enter-
tained lest; they should attempt, by a resort to phy-
sical force, to make up for their deficiency of moral
force, and a hostile movement on the part of the
anarchists might, it was expected, break out this day.
The funds, which had previously been regularly
rising, had, it is presumed in consequence s 4 this
alarni, fallen—the Threes to 451, and the Fives to
87}.3 The returns .from the Provinces are all
favourable to the triumph of the moderate party.
This;" as the Jaurnal des Dtbats justly observes,
" will be a great step taken towards the consolidation
of order, and it will be also a great honour to
France and a new proof of the invincible:
force .of public opinion. •Confidence will
return, and with confidence, credit, commerce, and
employment. A liberal and moderate Government,
this is what France requires.",
The following are the returns from the provinces.
The Aational states that the following seven candi-

dates obtained the greatest number of votes at
Bourges : Bidault, the Commissary of the
Provisional Government, 3,308 ; Bouzique, Mayor,
3,352 ; Durergier de Hauram.e, 3,116 ; De Vogue,
3,194; Felix Pyat, 3,030; Paul Duplan, 2,987; De
Boissy, 2,393 ; Poile.Desgrenges, 2,084.
At Louviers, M. Dupont (de I'Eure) obtained the
vote& of all who voted.. Afteihis name came those of
MM. Gamier Pages, Legendre, Dumont, Legrand,
Paul, Sevaistre, Detente, Lefevre, Durufle, and
Demontreuil. •

The Fraternite of Auxerre announces that the
following nine candidates obtained the greatest num-
ber of votes in that town :—Larabit, Marie, Robert,
Guichard,,Corrnenin, Vaulabelle, Ratnpon, Rathier,
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Rousseau.
The National states that the following candidates,
for
greatero part Conservatives, have obtained a
1 rotes in the department of the Somme :
majority
the
rityof v
MM. Morel, Cornet, Amalie., Dubois, Porion, La-
borderi, Creton, Beaumont, Gauthier de Rumilly,
Delattre, Randoing, Blin de Bourdon, Tillet de Cler-
mont, Allard, *Maguter, Defourthent.
The Journal de Rouen
.ptiblishea the following list
of candidates who obtained the greatest number of
votes, in that city. Laarartine; 11,743; Senard,
10,035 ; Lefort-Goussollin, '11,597 ; Theodore Le-
hreton (operative), 11,392 ; Randoing,
11,065 ; Do-
bremel, 11,248 ; Morlot, 11,292 ; Martinetz, 9,947;
Girard, •10,333 ; Osmont, 11,459 ;- Leyasseur, 10,707 ;
10,896 ;'
Desjobert, 11,571; V. Grandin, 11,079 ; Germoniere,
Admiral Cecille, 10,624 ; P. Lefebvre
10,859 ; Charles Dargent, 8,139; Desmarets, 7,615:
Boutier, 7,521 ; Desseaux, 3,971 ; Denayelle, 3,633 ;
Deschamps, Commissary of the Provisional Govern-
ment, 3,358.
The Union Francomtoise gives the following as the
number of votes polled for the eleven successful can-
didates for the two cantons of Besancon
:
MM. le Geviral Baraguay-d'lllierA, 6,832 • Con
vers. former depni, 6,602 Tanchard, 6,018.; bistivais,
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3,407 ; Pidonz, 2,205 ; Drewn. 1,993 ;
monteembert„l,B43 ; Pcoudhon, 1,270."
The following have. been ~returned for Loir-et-
51aztna
3,431
Bllxemi Y, former, depute,4,ss3 ; Blondeau.
Cher :

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MM. Durand (de- Romoientin), former dims* Du-
coux, Normaut, Sarrut, Fouchard, Gonad, Salvat,
Terrier, Lacorbiere, Lecoy.

The following is the ,state of the poll in Loire.
Inferieure, so far as the adding up of the lists has
gone :
MM. Lanjuinsis, former depute, 2,578 ; Braheix,
2,537 ; Waldec-Rousdeau, 2,478 ;. Bedeau. 2,471 ; Bil-
lault, former dipuffi, 2,469 ; Ferdinand Favae, 2,379 ;
0. de Sesmaisons, 2,321 ; i'Abbi Fournier, 2,306 ; de
;
Ls Rochette, 2,199 ;de Granville, 2,185 Favreau,
2,153; de Ls Guibourere,, 2,105 ; de Lamorieibre,
former depute, 1,551 ,• Boob, 1,348 Guibert, 1,194 ;
D ,esmsrs, 1 088 • Caillet, 1,931 ; Fevre, 1,739 ; La Ro-
chette, 1,673. - --
The Propagateur de 'Auks gives. the, following as
the ;exult of the polling for Aube. Some of the
electoral districts, however, are not included in this
return ; but it is not probable that the relative posi-
tions of the candidates on the poll will be materially
altered :
" MM. Lignier, 40,734 ; Millard, 30,845; A. Gayot,
29,471; Stourm, former Deputy, 27.137; Delaporte,
23.023; Blavoyer, 21,219; Gerdy, 19,488; Andryane,
12,987;. Regnault, 11,294; Pilot, 9,427; _Denton, 7,429;
Argeneo, 6,949; Pence, 5,201; Guyot, 3,229; Rain•
bourgt, 2,386; Jerome Bonaparte, 369; Crerat, 363."
The Journal de la Marne gives the following as
the result of the polling in the arrondissements of
Chalons, Rheims, and Vitry, for Deputies for the
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department of the Marne
• " MM. Perignon, former Deputy, 33,589 r1.460ff Fau-
cher, former Deputy, 32,671 ; J. Bertrand, 29,206;
Edouard Aubertio, 25.822 ; Barfly, 25,505; E.l.3rode,
23,202; Ferrand, .22,868 ; Lebiond, 16,602; Soulie,
16,412; Lecureux, 12,315; 'De.sid, 11,550; Garinet,
9,134; Aubert-Roche, 5,487; Taisson, 754."
The following have obtained the majority at
' Arras :

Plichon, former deputy, Piiron, ditto, Eymery,
Lantoine Ilarduin, F. Degeorge, Fil3hon, d'Havrin-
court, Saint-Amour, Leblu, Petit de Bryas,
Cary.

The following is the state of the poll for Seine and
Oise. The Department returns twelve Members ;
the success of the first eleven on the list may be con-
sidered as certain, but MM. DurorsT and Jou-
VIINIZL follow so close upon
_ M.,FLAYnne that it is
impossible to say which of the three. will bfreturned.
Since the above was in type intelligence has 'been-
, received of the return of M. it:e.*Pla• : '
UISt. Pigeon, -7342.14 .I)firand; ..4
gollTerafidelit. ?3,305; L f. prcievilliiiis Ai.

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