The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-23

ed you f0r tie result OF the french elections IOr
the National Assembly. The result of the cleo
tions for the department of the Seine will answer
for the rest of France. II is as follows
/ Lamartino member Of the pro. gov. 1850 800
. Dupont de fEure. idem .245,083
3. Francois Arago, idem .2l3,64O
4 GARNER Pages, idem FAC, 800
g. Marrast, idem 80. .229. l66
z. Cremeux, idem .................. .2l0,699
Bcranger Chanso1ier ,,,;. 2o Sa Soa
10. Belmont. Min Of Agriculture aud Com. ,252
IL. Duviver, Gen Com. of the Garde Mobile. .1S2,lI5
-. Ferdinand de Lasteyrie, ancient Deputy i65 100
Ii. Cavaignac, Governor-cicnerai Of Alsers l4lis7
Is. Berger ancient deputy ...... l36 900
TO- Pagnerre Sec. Gen of the prov. gov. l36.l17
IL Buchez adjunct to the Mayor of Paris. 135,67S
Is. Cormenin, Pres of the Council Of State l35,050
10 GORDON, ouprier, sculptor wood and
redacfeur en- chef of the .qfeier paper. 13j.043
%. Caussidiere, Project Of Police. 1875
81 Albert, member of the prov. government l33,O4l
%. Wolowski, Prof. at the Cons des .7rts ct -.
q, METERS. iSI o;9
a. Ledru ROiin, Member of the prov. gov. .ialss5
25 j. p. Schmith. ourrier. .l243s3
&c. Flocon member of the prov. government III s65
2s Recnrt adjunct nett to the Mayor Of Paris
30 Agricol Perdguier ourrier menusier. II, go
80 Jules Bastide Under Secretary of State 22s
81. Coquerel Protestant clergyman. .ioseSt
49, Gunard, Col Of the Art of the N Guard 100 20s
o. At tSe hsaa Of sss list Of
NJ Moreau, formerly one Of the deputies OF Paris,
who had 993 1866 votes and Boissel also deputy for
Paris the late Chamber, who had % 442 votes. The
ceremony of proclaming the was very
picturesque. The square in front of the Hotel de Vile
was occupied by 10000 National Guards, cavalry and
infa ntry and the estrada lighted by body Of the
Garde Mobile carrying torches. The announcement
of each name received with loud cheering aud
even those the successful candidates who sup
posed not to be popular, were appauded almost as
heartily as the others. None Of the candidates were
present with the exception of NJ Marrast After tho
IL toI
The operation of counting and casting up the
votes for the department of the Seine lasted thir-
teen hours, and did not terminate till haf-past 10
on Saturday night, April 10Th. The elections in
the departments are equally favorable to the mode
rate party M. Theirs has been rejected for the
department of the Bouches-du- Rhone but as La
MARITIME has been returned at 9 different places,
Theirs will probably be returned for one of those
Lamartne cannot accept OF.
The most serious disturbances have taken place
in the departments. Blood has flowed freely, but
order is generally restored but as the serpent
is hidden in the long grass and the spark CLOVIS in
the embers SO is there spirit in France, amongst
the ultra radicals, which needs but breath and OPP
portunity to be famed into flame. The subjoined
proclamation, issued by the redoubted Blangui, on
the very day of the opening of the National As
sembly, will suffice to prove to you that my words
are true. 1t is as follows-
THE CENTRAL REPUBLICAN SOCIETY TO THE PROVISION
GOVERNMENT.
The counter revolution has bathed itself in the
blood of the people. Justicemmediate usticeon the
assassns For two months the royalist bourgosie of
Rouen has been Matching In the dark Saint Barholo
NEW against the workmen IL had made great store of
cartridges, and the authorities knew It. Words of
death broke out here and there precursory symptoms
of the catastrophe One must be done with these
s.,.l.a L.I. III
three days of resistance forced the boseos to sub
nit to tho republic Citizens of the provsonary go
vernment how 1t that since the last two months
the working population of Rouen and the neighborng
valleys had not been organized into national guards
how comes 1t that the arstocracy alone
ganzed and possessed arms How comes 1t that
at the of tho execution their frightfu plot
they met none but unarmed breasts How comes it
that the 2Sth regiment was present in Rouen-that
regiment which gained sinister name in the Fau-
bourg dc Vaisc in 1884 How it that the gar
rson under the orders of generals declared
mics of the rcpublio-of General Gerard, the crea-
ture land anne damnce) of Louis Philippe! They
thrsted for bloody revengethose slaves of fallen
dynasty They required a massacre Of April as a
consolation for second July and they had not long
to wait for IT, the days of April two months
since the revolution Quick work that citizens of
the provisionary government And nothing has beef
wanting to these new scenes of April-neither grape
shot bullets, demolished houses, nor the state
Of siege the fcrocty of the soldery nor insult to
the dead the unanimous insult of the journas-those
cowardly worshippers of force Why the Ruc Trans
nonian Is surpassed To read the Infamous recital of
these brigand exploits one brought DacK again 10
those nauspcious days which formerly covered France
with mourning and shame. They are just the same
cutioncrs and the victims! On side furious
bsurgeoise urging to slaughter sensccss soldiers
gorged with wine and hatred; the other the unfor
tunatc workmen falling without defence beneath the
balls and bayonets Of the assassins As last resent
blancc the Conr Royale, the judges Of Louis
Philippe like hycnas falling foul Of the debris Of the
massacre. and filling the dungeons with two hundred
republicans At the head Of these inqustors Is Frank
Care the exccrabc Procurcur General OF the Court Of
Peers that Laubardemont who dcma with rage
the heads Of the insurgents Of May, 1889. Mandates
Of arrest pursue TO Paris the patriots who fly
ing from the royalist prescription. For, you gno-
rant citizens Of the provsopary government that 1t
j. royalst prescription which rcigns at Roucnl The
Garde BoHgeoise Of Roucn rejected with fury tho
public in the month OF February II Is the republic
which II blasphemes, and now wishes to ovcrturn -
Every republican Of La vee has been cast into irons
Your ow agents threatened with DEATH deprived
OF their functions, and guarded In sight.
The municipal magistrates, Lemasson and Duraud,
have been dragged through the streets the bayoncts
Of their breasts and their garments In rags they are