The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-20
The French Elections.
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POSITION.
Paris July 81 Correspondence or the London Times
me electors attended In considerable numbers day
the sections in the three arrondsseents to de-
post ther voting tickets evident that the voters
cherished the last their spcons Of the authorities
10 prevent much possible all ampering with the
tween he sspecs today and Yesterday and the
two days Of the first election fortnight ago, there
little difference except in the increased ardor Of both
parties prevail at the laxt trial The government has
certainly allowed latitude TO the elections In the capita
which appears not mitted In the provinces Up
O'Clock this afternoon the movement In the Mairies
continued as marked as in the early part day Toe
voting closed NJ half past and the operation OF counting
commenced As the result will be known In the course Of
the evening do not venture on any conjecture further
remark thai n these who voted for NJ GARNER
Pages and N. Basdde on the last occasion, when the
democratic party vas divided, have nov voted fo-
NJ Olivier and Darirnon, those oand dates will
be elected The slightest dissenon, however, between
their supporters viii clearly be for the ADVANTAGE OF the
the third distri opinions vary IL is noticed singular
that the parttsans Of General Cavagnac SIDE AMI
those Of ~ Thibaut, the official candidate the other
equally doubt the OF their Tne fair
inference that the votes pretty nearly balanced
General Cavagnso throughout accepted the contest with
hesitation and perhaps solely out OF Difference 10 others.
lie has NOD continued Il with the earnestness the vgor
OF one who desires 10 win He hs not taken the inus
tive be has slowly followed, and not led; and be has
dvsoed between the desire OF being At the head OF the
poll unwlhngness make any effort 10 place hiseG
sss ~ ~ 10 n.,,,,,o ~ sc,os "a he i ~
unwilling to encounter them that, though he woad doubt
less be gratncd beating the government yet suspect
he would be better pleased TO be LETT altogether 70 his
IPsri, July 81 Correspondence Of the Lond.n Tines
The tvn organs OF the governu eni still indignant ct
the bare surmsc that undue influence has been exercised
IN the eecons This redundancy Of anger and the fire.
queDcy with which the purity OF the Projects and Mayors
defended, excite suspicion that these fupcionaries
really stand In need OF defence, and indeed, that they
are conscious Of their ailty rhese organs dwell
ny 81 the and Sey defy 'a se
20 POM out single instance OF intimidation or unfarncss
well they are Of the consequences 10 any unfoT
tunaie Journal that dare take the challenge. provin
ca pager noticed the other day the curious coincidence OF
Project NJ Of the important departments being
removed from his post Immediately the Of the
Opposition candidate n tbs aree city which IL the chef ,
the cepatmep and for dong has been visted with
the Of the Minister Of the Interior In the shape Of
"wnDmg" The government press camors for proofs OF
unfair conduct Of the author theee matters and az
anxious 10 crafty II, take the liberty Of mentioning the
following incidents, which doubt the Cbnzi,e,onn>
and Poss will be happy deny or explain re-
peat the fac they have been stated 10 me, what
consider ,r ssnor Anooe ,Se pro,essV ms o. s an
loving addressed 70 certain electors In the department OF
the Eure-et Loire
TO INV rIn1ors or TN or DErUx SoerSr
~ RoTRou DO BIOS. ANp ItliFn-
GFSTysESTbe eristins constitution has BEEN Considered
Scr and The sovereignty Of he nation forms the osss Of
TSs So,s ssacb yOu are about TO sive VIII important
meanisg ~ you The egisstve body The same De
res.nt s. @ hing. hi co the contrary YOU vote for indie
Pepdeu you declare that seems 70 yoq The hour
Of hos vso 5ssve INV he sour hss eems and ,hs, control
nAsgsmsn o. public Affairs ought 70 D.. 70 we hsnas
There posbrg very subversve In this address; there
appeal 70 Revolutionary and excitement
offered n The angry pastitns Of the Multitude and the
text taken from the voids q the Emperor himself His
Majesty hs certainly rr,kcn Of - "efrgy that
an edihce !" that edihce the Imperial rsgre and by
the enlsy vas Liberty. The edhce has certainly
existed time u existed FOR ears but the
only ruiDe glory that 70 far a, we are aware, has
yet appeared 10 The re appointment Of de M0rny in
YESTERDAY Noniier President OF the legislative
body. The address Of " B1se q wa' yoa viii sdmr,
ns 10 present themselves and the electors ex
ercse their independent and unbiased udg nent 10 the
grts, national act they were called upon 70 perform Tot
harmless address was, however, am assured f1lore
nv such eocerubiuos thcse-M NogeD 10 Rotrou IN
prcureur Imperial summoned 20 hs presesce the peso
who intrusied with the distribution Of the vOuny
tickets the circulars 10 the and limited
souethlnr about i'm prison ment NJ he peraevefed. At
neuf In the arrondissemeu OF Dreux the
Commssary OF Police IL said 10 have seized eighty voting
ohe 10 have caused the plscsrds with the above ad
dress 10 be torn down and the Mayor snormed when
siing the egay OF such conduct that posi-
tive ORDERS had been we'd 70 oppose the election Of
Bosseiet
WHAT The orPosIrfoy MAY KFFEcr--How cHs Ks
PKRoR WILL RECEIVE yHE POPULAR PROTEST, Ero
From the loudon Times, july ~
NE elections for Paris hSve terminated 10 the return
Three opposition candidates whose presence 10 the
must De poioondy oistssteol 70 tne govefanene
me tptelHseuce which We publish this morning wa re
ce we'd In London after midnight is tha eneral Oayag
has elected by 10 $50 votes ssans w gytn '
IN baut, the government candidate or bne ,n,e 1850
raj dbt c Of The Fren n capital For the fourth disc
olivier. the opposition caodidaie has beaten Nln
the govef nmeni nominee bv II COS votes agsna
Tor seventh district ~ Dlrimon, the vel known puo
6css vho a this election represented the opposluon ps
cb.ained ll,0Ts votes, whereas N Lanquesin, ID.
woxerument candidate, obtained but D,OSs
eonYArssea Of The ngares vii sho- ho. strenuous