New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
'hese, appear to have the best

MN Basnde yeIin. Woowsh
GOudchauX, Dauglyt .. Degous-e'
Pascal, David idAngcrsl General Guuird,
the Pastors Coquerei and Berges"
Ia referring 20 the various lists that have been pub
shed md an those that have been returned sup
uo-cd 20 be returned, well as those who have the
beet chance on what may be called the moderate bnte
tins II the National be rightly informed Lcdru ROn
would only come 2ith IN order, while Lamartne heads
the poll Lasteyrie and Navin who come after Gen.
eral DuvWer. were formerly deputies Buchez and
Recurt are deputy mayors OF Paris. Peupin awatch
maker belonging 20 the ancient society OF Frud nom
me- Corbon i. the editor OF tine 8feler the organ Of
the yvOrking ca-ses schmidt IS a most fcmarkaDie
man. sort Of French CO0Dett, whose writings nave
done more 70 save the working classes from tne errors
Of communism Louis bancisn, and All sorts OF social
ism than any other man living His CQtechisge dcs
Curriers' having first appeared In successive numbers
Of the C0usffufORu was reprinted. and 80 OJD cope,
bought up in short time Ills return ana 20 hsh on
the ist Is most significant and important iact a. test
ing the sentiments Of the working classes. Pcrdlguer
D. a working ca0inetmaAer whose name appears on
great many lists.
Pagnerre is the famous bookseller who took 20 active
a part In organizing the electoral banquets, he Il
one Of the Secretaries Of the Government Among
those most likely % be returned Is B8stde one 81 TIE
Editors of the National considered the COnserya
tive organ of the Government G0Odchaux was me
PREDECESSOR Of GARNER Pages Pascal r. printer VINO
t the h "a rank of lieutenant colonel % me llth IT,
zion OF Nafi0ua. Guards ke.liu D. young carpenter
who l. decidedly opposed % Communism ba1-hy D.
q n-ln,er who fgre- Old the moderate lists. David
d'AnuersI b. the famous statlary. NolOW-Al j. me
Professor OF Industrial LegsrOn az The fris n befers
ne il a moderate man excellent speaker and u
brother n-'aw Of the vel known eX deputy. barnon
wa. formerly deputy Degous-ie j. civil en- -lneer
ana CE,f fe battalion Of the 81 Legion u National
Card. The fame Of the Pastor COquerel ha- reached
f,r and wide and Berger the last on the list Il OK
deputy Of the eeHfre gaHchs or Ihiers section The
moderate party have therefore gained To come now
70 details A. far AZ they are given.
Azeo~olssENENr I-llh Secfon--Ouf of 50 voters, La
the Le.rl ROn down the 81, having only ia votes
and LON. The 18Th, followed by Focou 1874 >ecf0H
-Lamarne az the head, and Lameunas the af u he a.
Leiu Roln the list and Louis B.aLc only The III 10
order 1h sec'i0H-8o voters. Lamarne heads with ~
Ledu ROlu obtains only Jsj Louis Blanc, ~.
ACCOMPLISHMENT il.lsf Secf0n-Voters 39l. Lamartne
leads with 81; Ledrl R0ln obtains 49, Lols Blanc -
II Secfgli7l AragO beads tie ls, WIN 30 i1i-
lowed closely hy Lamarfne, with 81; Ledni kollH ~
L0ls are. ~ l7th scrfi13l vUter.. Lanarune' -
Lon. iuc lsj and FocOn, I'D -5t Nccl7a-o- IDf, b,
Lamarne. SD. Ledu ROlln. 100, LOUIS Blanc ~ A.
herr fS. F0-0l. lJf ST. S.c7n-1l3 Votrf- ~ winch
Lanarine obtains $50 Ledrl Ro4in 80
ARaoSDfssFsEsr IIf--f Secfi0nLafnsrilne, 90; Le-
drI Roln. 81, Foc0n, Alber snd Lous ans - eaen
Albert lls, Louis Blanc JOB ljti ao1.i'.-'g 'Oefs.-
Lrmarne. 10. Len Kon III Allefi' -v'i fIoc'ii''i
Luu.- Blanc. 49,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Iy-lf Secfi0u-5lo voters. Lamar
rre ~ : Lelnl Ro.lin. " Ions Blanc, 49,
Asso.ptssE~ESr yI-l9fi Sacfioa.Figures not exactly
srOu h4f result ceran, fli The seven moderate mem
bers 81 de Provisional Government hold hrst place.
ACCOMPLISHMENT VlI-1ofa Sectioa. Voters, isl. La
marine $50 LednI R0lIn, 20 Section de "a Rae d. hs-
aard 81 Weyry LamaItne beads with 4o1 Lecu holin'
u Louis arc, 20.
Out Of 10 Of tas - sections Of thls .Tonds'ement