New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-20

Result ofshs Eioetion-MsYtgage Banks-Trade
Observation-Disclosures Matters.
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Tribune.
PARIS, Thursday, March 4, 1852
The elections are over and the Legisla-
tive Body Is born. The Government has won
throughout the country, and the candidates OF IT.
choice have been for the most part triumphantly re-
turned The Opposition has been in some places
strong enough to defeat an election, and thus CON.
pei new trial fortnight hence but in face Of the
almost omnipotsnt indusnse Of the Administration,
il has very rarely succeeded In carrying f!s candi-
date. Still, NJ. Bonaparts is not satisfied with his
success, and is excessively annoyed at tho election
of Cavaisnac and the large number Of SURFACES OBJ
tanned by Carlot the ultra Republican This spleen
finds vent in the following tsvidsntly OFFICIALLY para
graph In the Pafyis which has caused no little son
sation.
1.-THE only candidates opposed to those Of the
Government which have succeeded In obtaining
certain number Of votes, principally at Paris, are
those which may b regarded as the generalization
Of The revolutionary spirit.
clearly proves that the Govsrnmsnt Of Louis Ma.
poison has yet need Of extreme hfmness and vigi-
lanoe to complsts Its work Of social prsssrvasion
No one can predict what will be the course Of Gen
Cavisnac indeed, he 10 himself taken BY surprise
Before the election il was svsrwhsrs understood
that In case Of his return, he would appear at the
Chamber the day Of it, assembling, and openly
fuse TO take the oath, and enter . formal protest
sganst the coup stss and the system Of vengeance
hat the President has since pursued. Now that the
affair il known, however the General keeps his own
counsel 1t IL not probable that such would
be judged prudent or judicious BY his friends, when
the time for action approached The Prose eonsid-
srs that the election Of Cavaignac IL popular pro-
test against the policy Of the President the emily
one of the Generals imprisoned at Ham, who was
eligible to the Chamber; he has received 900 votes
more than have been given 10 the Govemmsnrs can
didates II intimates that II Changarnier. Lsmori.
ciere and Bedssa had all bees eligible, they would
ell have been returned. The elections have excited
but little interest In Psrs-ons-third Of the whole
number Of voters abstaned from using their priv.
iese-or 900 out Of $50 900. 1t 10 said that
the members viii BE- convoksd for the so.h March,
and that the President will make n. de Morny Pres
idsnt of the Chamber. We have not yet heard, how.
ever, Of this gsntisnan's election Stocks have
rsea at the Bourss since the result has been known,
and both the and the per cents are some Is or 20
sous higher than on the morning of elsction.day.
As they had fallen for several Successive days BEFORE
they have done nothing than recover their own
again.
decree In the Nonst0v authorizes the creation
Of Mortgage Banks (sse<tss De credit snesr This Is
net new idea bill very similar was sgbnitted 10
the Provincial Government in lS46, and rejected
principally on the ground that it would lead to dan
serous expansion Of paper money. The present
decree Is undoubtedly intended TO relieve certain
portion Of The population, BY enabling them to raise
money upon their land at rates Of interest less ru-
nous than those a present demanded BY private
lenders and land brokers-s, 10, ard In some cases
II per cent It 10 hoped that this object viii DO at
tanned BY this law, without causing any Of those
serious evils which result from large emission Of
paper money, whsn not founded on the most an
doubted credit ALI the clauses Of the law tend, or
are meant to tend toward sssabshins the socistiss
such bases to svs To the holders Of their paper
the most perfect confidence in their solvsncy, and
prevent that depreciation which has thus FAR always
attended ever large augmentation Of paper cur.
rsncy. The decree 10 too volumbious even for
sbridsnsnt here. TIE newspapers are discussing
IL with some degree Of freedom, the Debats spprov
Ing H. and the AssestSs Nsss~sis sharply eoademn-
iag IT, Ths hsHifssv itself eoataias in is Psvfss