The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-03
FOREIGN.

TUREluN.
Through the pohteness of Adams & Co s express, we
have received, in advance of other English flea copy
OF Wilmer & Smiths Liverpool Times. from which and
from the New York journals we make up fuller details
than those given yesterday of the important and interest
ing foreign news brought by the Europa
France.
The presidential electon-Louis Napoleon chosen.
The election of President commenced on Sunday the
10th instant, and the polling terminated Monday
ming There is doubt that Prince Louis Napoleon is
chosen his majority in all the departments from which
the returns made up have been received being very
sderable and although woud at first sight seem i'm
possible to form any opinion OF the probable result
OF poll OF so vast constituency YET the returns are so
Immensely his favor to place it hey ond the shadow
of doubt that Prince Louis Napoleon has obtained both
an absolute and relative majority that he will be
legally elected and Gen Cayagnac VIII lose the chance
of being chosen by the National Assembly, TO which the
choice OF OF the candidates would be referred If none
should obtain absolute majority of the voters. In
speaking in the National Assembly Saturday, Mr.
Duaure said that three weeks would eapse before the
official returns were completed; but as that term in
cudes the time necessary for summing the votes in Age
ria and Corsica, the result OF the election will be known
long BEFORE the votes IN those districts Will rot be nu
mcrous enough to exercise any important influence
the election The voting in Paris on Sunday appears
have taken place without the slightest disturbance On
Friday and Saturday some nong took place IN The Place
Maubell, the part OF the garde mobile, who are en-
husiasc supporters of Prince Lons bur it does not seem
10 have reached than street row, although the
guards were doubled The contest lay. Of course, be
tween Gen Cavaignac and Prince Louis Napoleon, the
number Of votes rendered for Lanarune Lelru Rollin
and RaspRl being comparatively insignificant that
they may be left out OF the consideration OF the result
The pote of Paris
The official returns for Paris not yet published but
the following table of the returns FROM Paris and the
Banleue is nearly accurate, that may be accepted as
not containing any error which can Affect the general re-
suit:
Louis Napoleon Bonapare 1879 ,5S2 Cavagnac, y 1885,
Ledru Rollln, %, 1895 Raspa 1899; Lamalne 3,l3S.
Bdniteue.
Seure-L, Bonaparte, 800; Cavaignac, 2s2.
Meuion-L Bonapare, GIT; Cavaignac, 1870.
SAINT Den,s.l Bonapare, 1876; Cavalgnac, 1884.
BatigaoHes.-I. Bonaparte, $500 Cavagnar, ,039.
Monfmartre.--L Bonaparte, l, 35i Cavagnac, ~.
Joinuate-ie Pont.-L. Bonaparte, l,725 Cavaignac,
Nantcre.-L. Bonapar,e, 2.2l5 Cavagnac, AIS.
Mentouge--L. Bonaparte, ,4Sl; Cavaignac 469.
Passy, Bouogae, Anteua.-L. Bonaparte, 1922; Cav
GeniWy-L Bonapar,e. ASA; Cayaignac, o5o.
Iaugirard-L. Bonaparle, 1886; Cavagnac, so7.
Bercy-L Bonaparle l,57e; Cavalgnac, 6l0; Raspail,
ITO; Lelru Rollin, 95 Lamarilne, 25.
The following is a OF the votes in the banlieue:
t tsSs so"a'a 1851 E Easa a7s
Ledru Roln, 27l7
As Paris and the baaleue comprises the whole of the
department of the Seine, will be from the above
that the {; following is the general result i ~. ~
1 pae Napoleon Bona i7ss7s ksspa f0 isss
Cavaignac s6,O54 Lamartine 800
The returns show that taking into consideration the
votes thrown away mean those given for General
Changarner Marshal Bugeaul, the Prince dc Joinville
Arago Larocheacquein Louis Blanc, Dupont de PEure
Proudhon, Consderant De Montrol, Eugene Sue, Hyde
de Melville, Jerome Bonaparte, Berger, Marshal Sou
Beranger, Abd-eKader, and Vidocq @ and which
in all amount TO 1A--taling all into considerations
Prince Louis Napoleon has III Paris on the gross poll
which consisted OF 25o93l votes, an absolute majority
'er all his competitors OF apwad OF twenysey thou
sand.
The nc,c Ministry
=.
1t appears, however, that several of the most important
offices still undecided Three definitely fixed and
accepted. These Nj Leon de Vaudeville Minister Of
the Interiors NJ Achle Fould Minister of Finance and
M Leon Faucher, Minister of Public Works II is not
ye. definitely settled whether NJ. Odlon Barot will be
Minister of Justice President of the Council both.
NJ Droun de Ptuys is mentioned Minister OF Foreign
Affairs The answer OF Gen. Oudinot to the office OF the
Portfolio of War has not yet been received If he should
decline it, it will be given 10 Gen Rulhleres; The Min
istry of Marine has not yet been settled; MN Arago,
Dupet Thouars and Jules de Laseyre, have been spo
ken Of The Ministry of Commerce has not been def,
inely given to NJ. Blneau was mentioned NM. de
! Tracy and Pagnerre are also mentioned for it.
AnoMer Bonaparte elected.
The election for deputy to the National Assembly for
Corsica terminated in the return of M. Louis Lucen
Bonaprte, the son of the late Lncien Bonaparte and
brother of the Prince of Canine. The numbers
M. Louis Lucen Bonaparte 1877
General Alright was recommended TO the electors by
Jerome Bonaparte, ey-King of Wesphaia, by his son
Napoleon,
to M Louis Lucien Bonaplrte. Lucien and his sons
were always, account of their uncompromslng re-
pubcansm, objects of fear and dislike TO the other
bers OF the Bonaparte family.
Sentiment Of the Ministry
The National of the 18th admits that the returns re-
ceved show that Louis Napoleon will have very
siderable majority, and that he must consequently be
President Ii declares, that though this result is contrary
TO their wishes, II does not inspire 1t with anger, nor
make il despair Of the future and IT adds that though
the majority against its party, 1t will respect the dec
sion OF the country, and consider the invested with
the first Magistracy of the republic the legal repre-
sentative of the people of France. lis future conduct
says, is TO be as follows:
sour condrct with respect to the power which is
about to rise will be this We will observe him, and
watch him with attention, and with suspicion and
we have the right do but without any determined
hostility IT he do the affairs OF the country, will be-
eve does affairs II he compromises the in
solely W ith constitutional We will leave the
legal path if he do leave it "a the first instance, aud
then only to follow him. and to defend against his agrees
SION the principle which his of to-day"
The latest from Paris.
The European Times of the 10th ut has the following
despatch:
PARIS, Thursday-lo p.
Up to this date tranquility continues The latest cleo
ton returns show majority IN layor OIL Prnce LOUIS
similar in proportion to those already announced.
Prince Louis proposes TO raise Gen. Cavagnac 10 the
rank of Marshal OF France.
partial amnesty is still spoken of az likely to be pre-
sented 10 the Chamber, either by Gen Cavaignac the
ministry of Prince LOUIS 1t is understood that 1t will
not include the prisoners OF Nlncennes
The intention OF promoting the election OF M Duiaure
TO the presidency of the Chamber revived, and will
probably be carried into elect.
Marshal Bugeaud made his first appearance IN the
Chamber to day. aud received IN the Sales des Pas