The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-17
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furnish ground for congratulation either on our
part or that Of the civilized world"
This is good sense very unlike to the preciptate
congratulations which poured forth from the press
OF all parties IN this country, and from both sides
OF the houses OF Parliament, upon the overthrow
OF the throne of the best and wlsest king that has
tor centuries ruled any nation OF Europe. Mr., Gal
houn sees, however, nothing In the work OF de
struction but the skiltulness of its Accomplishment
this sklfuness, however, was but the skful
ness of vany--the skiIfulness of reasonable con
spiracy and OF the most prohigate disregard OF all
that good men hold to be most sacred, the sanctlty
OF oaths and the security of property and of per-
son. ..t
Voting In France.
The provisional government has communicated
the following to the journals
notwithstanding the zeal and devotedness Of the c
tzens called to examine the ballot 1t not posi-
bic yesterday to arrive ut a complete result There
were not fewer than 10000 voters in the city Of Paris
add total of 10000 voters to this figure already
considerable. The most practised senators cannot
anime more than 40 bulletins in hour and If add
to this difficulty that the commues sous
obliged to proceed certain distance to the chef
teu de canton it will be understood that the examine
ton OF this immense ballot exacted labor of three
days The general examination of votes for the de-
partmen of the Seine will therefore take place the
Hotel-deVille on Friday the 2Sth This operation will
begin at eight o'clock in the morning and, according
to the aree Of the Mayor Of Paris in conformity with
the decree will take place in presence Of the President
of the central sections and of the delegates Of each
section. Eight hundred citizens witnesses of the
preceding operations will be presentat this dcnitive
operation which will be made with the doors open in
the Sale Saint Jean, detachment of National
Guards of the different legons Of Paris and the ban
tene has been convoked to preserve exterior order
and to surround with becoming security the procama
ton of the representatives Of the people, which will be
made by the Mayor of Paris"
PARIS, April n, Thursday Evening
The. accounts received from the Departments
state that the elections are everywhere favorable
to the moderate party The name of Lamartne is
put forward in vast number of places, and it in
yarably figures at the head of the poll. The can
didates started by M. Ledru Rollin, and among
others the commissioners, have been beaten
wherever they have shown themselves At
Rouen, though the definitive state of the poll is
not yet KNOWN sufficient has TRANSFERRED that M
Lamartlne, M. Senard, and the other moderate re
publicans, will have three times the number of
voters in their favor that M Deschamps, the Com
mlssary General, and M. Durand, the head of the
atetiers mationaur, will be able to secure. BY the
last accounts 1t appears that $4,000 and upwards
had voted for the former, while only $500 had
voted for the latter. In the department of the
Eure, NJ Dupont del E,oc) has been almost
unanimously elected. Those who came nearest
to him on the list are M. M. GARNER Pages, Le-
took place at Louviers. AT Lille the parties were
equally divided, but accounts have been received
to-day, that the Moderes have the victory. In the
department of the Aube, M. Lignier, who was de-
prved by M. Ledru Ron Of the Commissary
Generalship of the department. because he was
too moderate in his conduct, has been elected by
an immense majority over M Crevat, the commits
sary sent to replace HIM. In the department of the
Glronde. 1t is stated in letters from Bordeaux that
the candidates who likely to carry the day are,
MN. de Lamartine, Baudel, and Theodore Du.
cos Qhe former deputles) Lubbert, Servieres,
Henry Ducos, A. Larrlen, Clement Thomes Com
pens Advocate General, Simiot and DenjoI, the ex-
sous project, who was turned out by M. Ledru Rol
SI,pt ,lt,h hoa,,
seillcs, Metz, Nancy, Strasburg, Caen, Rennes,
Tours, Nantes, Orleans, Bourges, Angou-
lemc, Poictiers, Montpelier and eNislnes and
AvIgnon all of which will send liberal members
The number OF members of the old Chamber of
Deputies who will be returned, will, it is supposed
be much larger than was expected. 1t is said that
the ultra republicans will triumph at Lyon Tou-
louise, Limoges, Arras, and some other towns of
minor Importance. but there is now no doubt that
at least six hundred out of the nine hundred menu
bers of which the assembly will consist, will be-
long to the moderate republican party. The par
tzans of MN. Ledru Roln and Louis Blanc have
been beaten almost everywhere.
i will be observed that in this list of "a pub
llshed in yesterdays Herald the names Of M.
I.edrn Rollln, Louis Blanc, Nc, do not appear
In point of fact, M. Ledru Rollin only polled ia
votes, and is 43d on the list. M. Albert is 4lth,
with lOS votes. M. Louis Blanc is 4Sth, with ~
proportions are nearly the same in all the other
sections OF this reimbursement.
In the second reimbursement Uhe region of the
bankers and the Bourse) the violent party is also
IN dlstavor. In the first section M. de Lanartine
heads the list with S64 votes M. Dupont Ode
PEure), M. Marrast, &c, follow with nearly the
same numbers; while M. Ledru Rollin is 10Th on
the list with l73 votes M. Albert 4Sth, with ISL
votes; M. Louis Blanc SD, with l35 votes; and
M. tlocon Goth, with l9 votes In the second
votes; while M. Ledru Rollin is 34th on the list
with l67; and M. Louis Blanc, &C., have still
fewer In the Seventeenth section, out of S9l
voters, S6l vote for M. Lamartine while NJ
49, and NJ Flocon 1874. In the thirty first section
out OF 6l9 voters, NJ. Lamarline has $50 votes
while M Ledru Ron has only I39
In the third ACCOMPLISHMENT (Which is the region
OF trade) M Ledru Rollin is also at discount
In the second section M Lamartlne again heads
the poll, with 700 votes while M. I.edru Rolin is
Bath on the list, with PSI votes and NJ Louis
Blanc, NC, have 300 votes and under. In the 9TH
section, out OF lib voters, NJ de Lamartine has
6S6 votes whilst beyond the number "a came NM.
Blanc 100. M. Flocon none at all. In the 18th
section, out of no voters, M. de Lamartne has
733 votes while NJ Ledru Rolln is 18th, with
~ votes, and M. L. Blanc 10th, with 1874 votes
In the 18th reimbursement, LIST section, NJ. de
L.amartine heads the poll, with 1852 votes while
NJ. Ledru-Ron is 18th on the list, with POI votes.
and NJ. l.. Blanc 33d, with lS2 votes.
In the 9th reimbursement 18th section, out of
oW NOteTS, W. MARIE nad OZZ votes, NJ. MarraSt
COS, and M. Wollowski Alb The remainder is not
exactly known, but the seven members of the pro-
visonal government excluded from the Luxem-
bourg lists, are at the head of the poll. In the
seventh reimbursement, twentieth section, out of
4Sl votes, M. de Lamartine had 305; while NJ
Ledru Ron is twentieth in tha.ltss, with PIG
votes. The following is the result of sixteen out of
the thiry-two sections into which the seventh ar
rondIssement Is divided. M. de Lamartine is first
Then come, according TO the number of their
votes, MN. GARNER Pages, Dupont (de pEure,)
Arago, Marrast, Marie, Beranger Carnot, Gre
mlenx, Moreau, Bethmont, Peupin, I.as,eyrie |
vayin, Berger, Caussidiere, Albert, Cermenin,
Schmlt, Perdguier, Flocon, I.edru Rollin, Pag-
nerre, Louis Blanc, Cocquorei, Recurt, Lamennais,
Bousse Cannon, Bastide, Jouvensal, Vellu, Deg
merry, David, Pascal, Raspail, Champion, and
Redon.
In the Sth reimbursement, 18th section (Faubourg |
81. Antoine), M Albert heads the poll with I'll |
votes, Ledru Rollin IA, L. Blanc no. karnartne |
700, Flocon go, Caussdiere 616, GARNER Pages |
500, Dupont (de / Eure) G55, &c In the 18th sec.