The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25

intimate friend, and as suoh che received martsc'
ence anu respect from his followers both In dete
URN. There Are MOI many believers in <eaoA and
rsversssH, when MS White w. ,:s.'c IL sol.
as sare,ssan kitSdsn = mon" VI .vo Sro serensde
S.ds DC: 'S sss ne :ccisty Of eo.sd
banks 70 ussee ANA scr musicians for their per-
se, IN blowing ander her windows on a very rsiuy
pp a, ashey would es hcne and prepare themse vos
&MHr .neir liberty &c In fast, whether rightly or
IrJngN, Mss Wheo has been regarded by all parties
tsrc - agent CT Mazzini, and tbs government be
Hcvc, took the same vew bet abstained from using It's
authority towards her SO long IS her residence Wa: pro
drctvp n no farther m schief than republican
speeches. tut would appear that the government
has thought proper IN consequence of eeni events at
Genoa 70 require this lady to quit It's territory sps sns
tyranny 70 the British Legation for election have not
heard what reply Sir James Hudson has given 70 this de-
usnd, bat shoald very uch doubt his Interfering TO
stay the decision of the sard government after study
ing the merits Of Miss Whites case.
The French Elections.
POSITION OF THE REPUBLICAN MEMBERS IN PARIS.
Paris Duly y Correspondence OF london Times
The question now remains whether the I'VE demo
deputies for Pars-namely Carnot Cavaignac, Di
rimon GoudchSux and Oliverwl take the osta 70 the
constitution and the Emperor-an Indispensable prennh
nary to their sitting in the Legislative body. or two
namely rimon and Olvier-no doubt s enter aimed OF
their dong So Of Gcudchaux and Carnot following their
example there great probability Of General Cavagnac-
the most important Of althere is st some, butg Ind
not much, doubt The electors who voted for them are
certainly desire they should take the o2eh enz even
The rsgmen, who for n the bulk Of NJ Darimon's con-
siituenis, would not have to the ballot except
on that understanding. The taking the osa to q
government which Is opposed to the principles Of
al Ne natter for their oonscien res, but the
taking II with, is stated by their friends the
Re9ubrosps his TO the Consultation Of l,4s would be an
set Of very questionable morality Whatever may be it,
character or Us value. the Imperial gcvernmeut decidedly
the reeuk Of universal suffrage and they who have always
spp< Red 10 caunot pain because II has not
given them regime 10 their own taste 10 said In Off
chiefs o: parties, among vhom several Oresuists
the question fully discussed and tie decision 10
favor Of General C.vsgr.es sSSr sse 70 thai tess and
fuses he 10 lost pubic man. Between this and the
meeting Of the Chambers, there Is ample Time for redec
ton OF the ten electoral districts CT Paris, ave OF then,
have returned democratic candidates, and IL will take the
immense majority the government have obtained in the
departments 10 console them for this untoward event.
Il certain that tie result has occasioned much
prize regret to the government who up 10 the as
ihcmen, made Of success-<t all events in two
of the three dscs The Minister Of the Iuteror said
20 have informed the Emperor th he would answer for
the triumph Of the oicsh nominees The electors have
responded TO that n really given IL q
he did expect The return Of General CAvaig
the most painful Of all The other doses weud be
taken with comparatively sAght dissatisfaction. but Gene
raj Cavagpac is q phi witch 10 swallowed with the
greatest repusnaboe We also learn that at the second
election in the town Of Anglers the democratic candidate
formerly Commissioner under the republic, has OBJ
'sned 22 votes TO 7oo given TO the government Can
| didate
The official declaration CT the baloting in the three cleo
tora districts Of Paris published Friday the 10th
inst The numbers folio ss:-rhird di,trct-Oa
vagnac, 10 ESQ; Thibaut, 1882 Fourth disrctoivier
IL COS Vorn II, COS Seventh distrc-Darimou IL 0SS
IAneuetin IL 03S In each district the opposition cand
| date has obtained masery just exceeding 1000.
The journals of the observe the most ALSO
10 silence the eecEon. The blow struck at the As
sensee NdiionaIe has produced the effect the
oppee uon journals.
IParss July 81 correspondence OF the London II
The Minister Of tho Interior may condemn universal
suffrage alter what has occurred but he forget that
the conduct OF great cause per-
hsps the greatest Of the facility with which the repuo-
can candidates support and votes In the
commercial and conservative quarters OF Paris
doubt whether the opinions of some or his advisers
this point shared by the Emperor He certainly
surprised and paned At the result Of the elect OF Paris
and Of some OF the leading cities but he does not believe
that bad feeling has arisen bet tween himself aud the
paror at large BE believes, on the contrary, that be-
tween him and the masses there many points Of
affinity, and he has still means his disposal Of
preventing the effect from the moment he Ia made
quanted with the The popularity o. the Emperor
may In some degree be weakened by the inuruden
duct ~ those under him, but is still great II is
edhce in which the faults OF high functonaves may
caused breaches has moi yet been seriously damaged
but the those breaches repaired the better
The Journal de Haine ct Loire publishes the folio wing
result Of the election which has taken place in the crcum
tcripton Of AnfersM Duboys, the CANDIDATE Of tue
government, obtained H. 53s voter G. Berdillon TO-
2e7 The majority in favor Of IT. Dubcys s 27l He IL
consequently elected.
The Uaiosrs announces that IN MAyenne NJ Ha bgor
the opposition Candidate, has been elected NJ Segre
tain.
| In the Somme ~ de Mrgap, the opposition candidate
poled II 26I voice; NJ de Lamarre, 10 sa5 NJ de Nor
gan Ia consequently eec;ed deputy Of the Somme.