New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-09
.r. PARIS CORRESPONDENCE
-. ELECTORAL Conicst-The F"n'"
e. Observation-Disclosures nn0

O.u dey az this and on the hrs' Gay u neA'
;u he held throughout France for
- vfuters Of The Corps Le9slatf for
:, ~ ,. AT the elections Of elk Years
.rs c,ovc,utnent candidates were chosen eX-
-, Og the excepted ten, oue-haf their sesis
e,.e securd voted with Government. There re-
NAMED 70 represent the of freedom and pro
test firmly, though not fao;iously, against the re-
pre,siops and expressions ct Government, but
Fsyre, Olivier. Picard, DaIimon aud NeDor
1& FIVE, LIS C'rq, as they are now Designated,
ind will be always known IN French history. Tie
fret four were chCGen IN many o. the n,ne eec-
toral districis OF the Department of the Seiu.,
which iGeudes and for electoral paIoses IL nearly
synonomOus with the City Of PARE. Hspon cane
from l., ons. That Government candidate7 wonld
not walk over the course quite easily IN 1865 las
they did 1851 has been d growing opinion FOR cone
months past. On ore band it was thought that they
wosd lose something OF TOO support OF the cierc@i
psrty, which ;Aen voted III sohj block Tor tAem;
and OH the other hand il WIS observed thai Mnsier
PersjRny wss running tie extensive Tacl ,neTy Of
the Miuistry oi the Interior TO tie iuiet extent "a
its two-iOid power OF repression and yrodactlon
Expressing and producing "public ormiua,
diligently preparing IA every way for what lie evi-
6ently regarded az u serieus struggle. but you
must und, let ,d-nhsj at first blush can hardly b,
puoerstoCd by persons only familiar with tue wtFA-
ings Of u r oily representative Gr'elnueIt-hat Il
Keep ihe Opposition representation down TO, aud
possible reduce below minority of five Is Az end
worth serious ling for la Tho eyc,-oi NJ. Per-
xgny. No oDatle Ran sUpnoSes That 4 the COM
ing elections were eff utterly Tree iroui oi.ic Il
pressure could, ia auy case, De chosen 20 tie
heXt CUr.s l. isiath ~ many as Lhy OlPvSuOn
member minority lot so lat,e rs the AcL'.nio-
tration or hIn'stiy N really TePrtentauFe, Paw
hsmeDIGfy Government wouI actually leslie 10
have. 1t Il not The Idle votes OF half - cp2eu LII
erals th.. NJ rersigry care ior; 1t is tie inaonoo
on puylc iIiOn Vi I. er oltqGen'e aud lu6sc, a.
phi d ~ tie to The very nature # Gov
srnment Utersd IN dt bat IN the legislative Pa-
Ace, ana {, augnig V2te ihrre, bat pulIshod,
and read next Gay ny tie puOhe, when II sois {"
thinking.
But siX weeks ago--nay, three weeks ago-I
found only quite ssis alue men who thought, ali
tha; in iusj iciouey vi.inl way of thinking. TIA,
the Opposition could Possibly elect more than euty
OF its cardldat,s "a e. rr-Lce. Here ia Pans Nlee
epportuuiiCs Of every Lind we've greaesl, The a.o-
eItabie divisions among tie most active Literal,
tbe apathy OF TIE SEES, tic prolonged hesitation
of oc-sc,.0oi ParilaIgcnGaI.aLs whether 10 abetAI
or not lie AopSd Tor WA the Ietun vi tie four
rarisian members Of les Cs4q.
The growth gll over France, tho cxrcnsi Il and
,ieor Of what will call the electoral deyeloIc,ocut
i The rast foTtnivs uiai er sarprise every
ou,e--not inov 10 Minister Iert.:ay tAaa 10 a. 50
who have noel earnestly lgbur,d ~ pr due. sTci
result. TIE foremost men OF the old parlief, "a
ls.nst krluOiiC.n aud L-E!t40isi, have eO;io 4or-
Wa a. "a cidates Tor election Ihlers ls "a iHr ono
of .hei Paris districts, r-ver To grea, j. lmlst
.dvocate stands al Narcotics along with Marie,
member OF tie P-ovlslOnaI kepun hcan Government
IN 1916. Oh Guz0t GUcs rot C.rr biS Own itrsou,
but effectively pre- ns b,n self IA The per-on oil bis
son In-lsw C0rutl az &c WIZ, III tie d;s'rcI which
in OLD Louis PLlhi C u.cs lie "whed, At John
L. Calhoun in lfs DIS ~ned SJuth CarOi ~. Eiiy
other name, might be- mentioned, hiiie Known
abroad but representative IL France al large, or N
taeir ret cctlye cisiics, Of another sort 81
power; carrying abe weight OF Lsto rical ..-soois-
lion, Of influence ~ Lleh s0clAl pGsiiioh Or hy
wealth or by intellectual io~cr. In inc thelc Is
sort Of upT,In, from TIE apathy toe Ct, ponG.ncy,
she tinidi.y, IN wuic. RIA years arc whoieoiaeses
az INTEL gent men seoHed not sssy sunk iio re
IDLY fsctiOus abstenue1 10 Which they bsd s1iGIy
rvtryased-
CsibLed, cabined. and confined, as Nj Oppositol
csnvaseing il; weakened slli tie vaIiou- ele-
xaents OF opposition by tins Jas're !as-iCI-
m vsrisi'es Q. quite SINCERE ana sriy Lal te u.
bt lgcai h4d LlttFly lriirEctlCuulc i'nrpiots--lt
would be Idle cCheetnre u DIR pre'enhe of cell
ealatp the uOIpini result OF III oOunur elections.
mean By nJaii-e Iesa,s, tue number .. OrpVo'i0n
candidates clOGtu. Thai, for the rest, u not toe
p,essure of the essential meaning Of this election
Nhai essentially noteworthy Is tis poiitlosl
revival tia, surysirss eyerytody IN the c.iu'ass-
WI. Is Essentially noteworthy Is: that az pfos4-
non Candidates H. their bGiet.Os addressed g. lie
tors bass their cialns 70 rGpPoi; Oh ibe erUlDd u
snyre h5erty; tLai, ~ many l:ssshc'ti eh-hFI 4'l
call and e. Ufleanisi, ahd eA'Le9llmlst celeD'u".
make colnInon cause for svinet"inS mere oi
h,..rty tIau any oi them have en- oy,a
Lj,be1o under tue imperial regime; tnaI
eminent historically cluinelt, even, Rei uo-
hcape, Creaus,s. and l-gitIm!sts Of ten yeals
sgo rec0,i.. 1ed byu fOieiuu Calh the NaioieoHir
Efnlire ls "a tSt 0cc0mqiG ihh', az the re.r'te
L. one eeuse OF all their oOnsideIalobs, eha4ce -
offered to Napoleon, 10y this eie'liOD 20 Ina"e tHe
srs.usItion-it 1t be al ali PO-slbie--irOm tu Hup-
cratic " a Normal representative, coast tuuChri re-
siue HIS sGTreu.est AMBITION ~ .iut. Hi.an ana ~
man his boy's succession o Ills vel ot-LsG Gi'
blessed mr. ne, sil turns On tine.
On lBe diplomatic s.de, the week has furnished
potbing Dew ~ to tie ioiish Question. Po.si
nationality siil bolcs lts Cws, with nothing DoIor
than Sc the Dides, almost miraculous manner.
Gould II le iu.usiea with arms 40 the {. > =. are
furn,hsd bv yenturesOrne Ebsli-b trsdert, u would
have twice present number 81 champions IA 10
field and teni5ld lie pTeteLt ~aTiIe loicc 10 essI
Russian power. ia. ien.aA gersonsl!y to knp"
the man shd b.. works, dow hesitate 20 direct
your attention " tue Cracow Oiiesgoldent hs TO-
tsrs, to Tie London Tlmes.
The complication in Prussia grows IN interest.
Tie muddie-Deaded, well-meaniDR, lAmentaby hon.
es PROFOUNDLY uniuJel gent middie-aged, Naverey-
novel POOR creature, WHO wear the EIus7hn crown,
has finally got nisleeli ana his ministers Iuto
tADgle, the outcome e which T. growing 10 be the
curfou est question Of the Day Mnis Bsmark has
been tI'lLB 10 do what r=nch minister IObgnac
Did Ia I5.O LCny-s4iierlDR GOOD thought
ful frgtians, hesitate 10 pGsb tie Affairs 10 rcvO-
lutlonary solution do not propose 70 sG,e do
euns the QucstIOn. One oably projecting feature
of il l. " be observod. Herr BsIaifk 10 more
royaist than the King. Pushing his royal
Ism and defiance OF consiiuuOlasm, lie has
Brought things 10 u dead lock. Not only lib
srsi Prufsia, but midhe-aged, bockacion Prus-
sia, does not know what 10 40 next. Headsrong
BismaTk does not know what ~ do next. lie Is not
great statesnan. lie il clover politician. Clever
politicians brouyh. 70 bay IN the pooiiious that
should he filed by great statesmen are the woIlds
ircbief makers. Herr BIsmark is capable, then, Of
nltcyl "a IA La Al %