The New York herald., 1850-04-07
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
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THE DET TAIL
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EUROPEAN MTELLICENCE.
The French Elections,
dse. 6te. Sc.

She reached tho city about half-past I o'clock
n the afternoon.
She lef Liverpool ON Saturday noon. the 23d
afternoon.
The details Of her news, a summary Of which
we gave, teligraphcally, on Thursday and Friday
last, win be found highly interesting.
The United States steamer jamestown was to
ieave the Mediterranean for America, on the 18th
ultimo
The storeshp Relief, Lieutenant Totten, eleven
deys from Madeira, arrived at Gibraltar on the Sd.
The steamer Hermann, Captain Crabtree, arrived
at Southampton on the 18th, from Bremen for New
York. She was to take on board 600 tons of coal,
and about 200 tons of French merchandise received
lfrom Havre by the steamers Ataanta and Despatch.
The French Republic.
THE RESULT OF THE ELEcTIoSs-rHE SUCCESS OF
THE seCALISTs-THE EFFECT IN PARIs-cHANGE
IN THE MINIsTRY-rHE CRISIS, ETC, ETC.
The result of the French elections has produced
quite sensation in Paris. All the resctionary
didates for the capital have been defeated and at
the head of the successful list stands the name of
NJ. Camot minister of Public Instruction under
the provisional government who has long been the
object of both the fear and the hatred of the cleri
cal party The following was the state OF the poll
at its closer
MN. Osrnot. ..... .lassoo MN. Foy .l22,lso
ridsl La aanii Htss.. 'Isd Isas s,9 s,9
The votes Of the soldiers Of the army, who are ma
tves of Paris, were as follows -Carnot, $3.50 !;
Vidal. 6,6l5 Do Flotte. ,SSs; Eoy o.S7s; Lahite,
800; Bonjean, 4si The a Nat.onGts M halls aus the Ns
union between the Bourgose and the Proletariat
and the army, and a united protest on their part
against the reactonary tendencies OF the legiti-
matist. OIleanist, and Bonapartist parties, and a
united defiance Of the menaces OF absolutist Eu-
The following is the ministerial account Of the
result of the provincial elections;-
.ayiess-Generai Pellet, (moderate) o, ZOO NJ Pnhst
(socialstl o200. The generals election Is certain.
.ardeeAs.-M. La Touretti's election (moderate) Is
certain. His opponent Ii M. Carnot
.aIev.-M. Dufour (modsrate) has Q considerable
majority, 50 far ~ Il yet known.
CAw.-MM. do Vague and poisle Desr.nses tmode.
rstesl have majority over NM Anyrs, Bureau, and
Hsus Rki~.-Two moderate candidates, MN. Dolfus
and De Beryheim, have majority over the socalists
Hasss Pr,nsss.-M. De aoulsnd has . majority
over the socialist candidate Devilie.
Issvs-M de Barrai has majority over the socialist
>sndidate, Dupont dc Bussac:
jority; but the electoral division Of Clameey may de-
eide the election in favor Of the moderate candidate,
Iw.-fhe moderate candidate polled $1,000 votes,
.And the socialht 1900
Lev a CAr.-Ths socialist candidate was all but
Hsssss r5en~e-M Dusoux, cx-Pref.et Of Police,
4 sosis'i:sl had the .dvsntsss .,s,. ,.,.,,s.s,s
The E,wopeau Times, OF the I'D ult., says Al
though the conservatives have gained twelve votes
out Of the twenty-five vacancies. their general de-
feat must inevitably lead TO the most serious
changes. rumor was ahost that M. Thiers and
Count Mole would form q strong eonservatv
ministry to arrest the approaching difficulties, but
Since the elections, Louis Napoleon has appeared
h public, and been received by the populace with
demonstrations Of respect. The power, therefore,
.ensd government still remains in his hands; and II
he really have the true interests OF his country ut
heart, his admirers and supporters would fam re-
present, he will quickly turn the lesson ne must
have learnt by the elections, TO profitable account
The election OF five socialists s indication that
France is to be cverrun with socialism.
There u TO be another election in May, OF re.
pYesentatve in the place Of De Flotte, who pledged
HIMSELF in the event of his being returned for w o
place. to resign his seat for the metropolis. As he
will, doubtless, immediately redeem his promise,
there will be another contest, for which both par
ties are silently but eagerly preparing Early In
this month"; the new registration for voters for the
department OF the Seine, will take place, and Il Is
pretty evident that, in spite OF all the precautions
1aken BY the united leptimists, Bonapartists, and
-OrleaniFts, the democratic party must receive
large addition TO their numbers. The disbznded
aGarde Mobile, the returned political convicts, and
the numerous persons who have been dismissed
from their empoyments in the provinces, will swell
the list OF opponents TO the powers thai be, and
everything portsnds success to the candidate that
may be selected by the delegates OF the clubs.
The general opinion ~, that Emile de Girartin viii
be unanimously chosen by them, and that, as
much of the late triumph is to be attributed to him.
he viii be carried into the National Assembly by
an overwhelming majority;
In spite Of the soldiery, the police, the crusade
ngans& the press, and all the engines that fright
sned government has brought into play, a bold and
determined opposition still exists, which, II exxs-
wLole Of France, but viii shake 10 their vesy base
The foundations Of society throughout Europe.
The military force has not been 30 frequently
parsded of late, and we about TO have very
IL, IN he Ql Barta
the regiments about 10 leave US viii disseminate
IN tho departments any OF the doctrines they have
innblbed here, rem aims to be proved.
Louis Napoleon shows himself on the public pro-
.inensdes with mu ch boidness he is courteous and
amiable. There certain persons, apparently
always the same, in constant watchfulncss around
the p~arc Of the Elysee Bourbon they run sftex
him, ard CRY frequently, "vivs Napoleon - but
the great mas Of persons seems TO be quito indficr-
eni. lie leaves Paris on Friday, to escort to the
frontiers the Grand Duchess OF Baden, and he - 10
rsyew some regiments which are to be collected
Baroebe. the new Minister Of the Interior, Is q
man Of considerable TALENT he stands very high az
als-ye.. he good speaker, ne $50 alSsasu,snsa IN
ous position. Procureur General, has an intimate
acquaintance with ali the msnuuvres OF political
conspiraiors, and the mechanism OF the secret so
cieties- The new plan OF the minister, OF calling
together the heads Of the parties in the National
Assembly, Is very much liked; Il will, doubtless,
put a stop 10 great deal Of the gossip wAich 90
minister acquainted with the views entertained by
his followers.
The Assembly fatters itself that cordial union
has beeo brought about between the Prseident and
the majority. There has been certainly great
deal Of coquctting going forward, and there y an
outward and visible sign Of reconciliation How
long s IL to last is the question universally asked.
The terms upon which amity founded are the
passing bill for laying an additional amount OF
eaution-moncy on the newspapers, and, n possible,
stamp; another 10 prevent the meeting Of electo-
raj clubs within forty days Of an election and
another to prevent the domiciliation in Paris Of
sssople who cannot give a satisfactory account OF
he means by which they live. These diffsren,
bills are hourly expected to be laid before the Ma
fional ssembly, at present busily occupied In dis
~usaina whether stamp shall be placed upon the
transfer OF funded property.
n ia evident that the republic " standing 10 jee-
rardv. and that the Bonaparists, legitimitists,
Crieanists, united together, are aiming at the de-
structlon OF the present form OF government whch