The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-05
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SOUTHAMPTON, Wednesday morning.

SOUTHAMPTON, Wednesday morning
We have received by express from Paris of the
return Of Prince Louis Napoleon for the Moselle The
chances now it appears in the Paris elections in
favor Of the government candidates Bugeaud has
great many votes in the LIST, I'd, Sd, 9Th and 10th
ACCOMPLISHMENTS but very few in 4th 9th, 7th Sth,
9th, 18th, and 18th, where Louis Napoleon and the
socialist candidates prevail. Grardin Emile, Thomas,
De Genonde, and Blanc, have no chance Louis
Napoleon has every vote almost in the Banlieus.
1t is certain that the armstice between Austria and
Sardinia prolonged for month, st the instance of
the mediating parties.
NJ SenaId has tie ndered his resignation Minister
Of the Interior. 1t was not accepted
The accounts received from Italy, this morning,
speak Of the most horrible atrocities perpetrated by
both the Sicilian and Nespoltan armies. There were
scenes of cannibalism Dead bodies cut to pieces
roasted, and eaten
The ratification Of the armistice has been carried,
after long debate (257 to 1850 in the Frankfort
Assembly.
Martial law proclaimed at Vienna
The Britannia steamer arrived from Boston, at
Liverpool this morning "wednesday at half past g.
France.
The letter the Prince de Joinvie to the Duke de
Nemours written at the end of last yeai published
by Algers journal has been much talked of on the
Bourte.
In the department of the Lower Pyrenees the hos
tty to the IS per cent additional taxation continues
undated The following circumstances, cleaned from
local papers. shov what kind Of spirit is working
throughout the countryA rise in the price Of bread
has occasoned certain degree Of agitation at Metz
large assemblage of workmen proceeded to the Pre-
lecture, from whence they proceeded to the port o.
Chambere, to prevent the shipping of cargo of corn
Several Of the departments have been ravaged by
cendiary fires. At Conegis, Chabes, (Yonne)
thirty houses have been burnt within the last few
days, and number of other departments have been
similar sufferers. In the Dordogne this work of ncen-
diarifm has been proceeding in a frghtful manner
Suspicious have fallen principally parties strangers
to the localities who have been wandering about pre-
tending to beg almost ali of them being provided with
freshly delivered passports. In the environs Of Fe
camp, and at Valmont, the inhabitants are in great
utre. 1t has been remarked many occasions that
ihrin whistle has been heard Immediately before the
fire has burst out, and which has been answered by
other signals from one part OF the country TO the other
Our last advice from Paris referred to the elections
and in il stated the returns of Prince Louis Napo
leon and Bugeaud certain The result Of the cleo
tons cannot be known until to morrow the 2lst inst
but in the meantime all kinds OF con abroad
the successful candidates At the last general
election there only eighty candidates, for the
thirty -four seats but now one hundred and nifty can
didates come forward for three seats. The red re-
public" presents but three apostles Of socialism The
remainder made up Of the moderates legtimists,
and Buonapartsts AS far the troops and nvalids,
numbering $500 votes are concerned, they have
been. almost to a for Louis Napoleon. The votes
Of the troops, taken on Sunday were as follows -
Lnuis Naptleon. SOS oirariin ...,,. LII