New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-17
THE CLERGY AND MINISTERS OF RELIGION ON
AMERICAN SLAVERY.
FRANCE.

IL appears that the l0hifcur moderated the mum.
per OF " opposition menbes elected to the hew
Legislative body, as IT IL supposed that - lndtf PEN
dsu' members have been chosen.
The number of voters who polled for the oprosi-
ton candid steo in PARIS 100 U0J. Ia lSI, there
were only 1900. The Ministerial electors in the
ssme perIod nave fallen from no. OD 10 $1,000.
There were rumors that NJ. de PersigDy would
probably tender his resignation. The session OF the
Legislature will be coBvoked for November, simply
for the yeIioation OF returns. after which II VIII
adjourn TIL February next.
The following as the result OF the election III
Dist, I-Ir,erb-d 1904; vote east, 2449; Of which ~.
pe.,ssu received 1911 NJ d. Lasieyiie i'2'' NJ ha'n
Dist. II rn.cribed % ssi; vote cast, q cs9 hieh b
Dovlnck received 9.6t2 ". Theirs, II ,l!o
y.rin received To- los; NJ. Olivier, 10 ISL.
DIST. lyIrserib.d 9O3la, vote cat, 2l5f Of which NJ
Peis: t.eu6rsl received $3.50; NJ Picard tE l7.oii
Dht N-lu,crib.d .; lI3 vote c4ss, POSI- .. which NJ
Lew received g UJ2 81 Jules FAVE, iG al.
Fdurho cp.lieter rcceiv d . 53l NJ Gusoa iioy0; NJ
d. JOuysnce 6jo NJ. Cochin, 0os'i IL Fro'0'sfa.'do"
'pis. vII-Irscribea 81 49, vote cast, 1852 OF which
NJ. Say received 500, M DaIimon. l6ly!i u
b.st Viii~M. ais,wsTte seOs! NJ julie. siio ID. H.
GI9, ". lie hlly, tB
Piosfd received 70 lg5; NJ. Peels1, l2 "a.
TIE PARIS correspondent OF TIE Times, writing
Oh Wednesday, says
:. Though The msjority obtsined BY NJ. Theirs in
ANTICIPATED week or two ago. hs success Is never
thelees looked upon a. the great political event o!
the day. Il IL Q great political event, not merely
because the whole Influence Of tits powerful Gov
eminent was brought 10 bear against him. nos only
5eesuse the nj mister OF the Interior thought proper
TO select him IN particular TO preach crusade
against, backed as he war By TIE journalists nj he
command, WHO did their utmost 10 crush hm; but
also because bis opponent was man ~ every re-
srect ft TO represent the diFtric 10 which he be-
la. fsult he cd WAS me-
allowing himself to be thrust down the thtoais oi
the electors; and this he has dearly expia,ed. Had
he been left to himself encountered any mesner
competitor than NJ THEIRS, bis election Wa all bui
certain.
" Blu. what j. stil more worthy Of remark than
eyen ~ Theirs election il the election Of VI. Pcllc-
tan for the ninth district sud VI. Jnes Simon Tor the
eighth. These are tie suburban quarters oi The
capital they lie so far ont rs TO be los III The rural
districts, and considerable portion OF tho Popui.-
lion il composed Of old soldiers Of the First Empire,
med alIs,s vi ST. Helena and hers who st,il cher
J i-h the memory OF the tIrst Napoleon. Yet these
men have elec ed VI. j. Simon by large myonty
| over the Government nominee. Nj. Pelican las oc-
cuped 70 political position 10 entite Du 10 tie pref
erence he has obtained. His influence Il Lull. lie
I has lad 10 committee 10 canvass Tor hin. aud doubt
whether even tie Circular and posters cost hun 2
! farthing lie passes for Republican,; bnt at all
events be took the field tho opponent of The Gov
eminent candidate. The only explanation OF The Ia
vor lie las net with IS his having been prosecuted
Lac. year, convicted, and sentenced TO some months
jmpr.onment fox having asserted in an article. pub
Ish.d IN one OF ;he newspapers that there was more
real liberty in Austri@ tbun in Frsnce. ~. Jule
Simon, WHO vltalued double ths number Of votes
! given TO the Official candidate, was dsmi,ted iron
HE pfo.essortlp ~ the Sorbonne for declining u
lake the oath. 70 the empire. He is Republican
but u node! ate politician, and 81 able aud homer
nan.
lie Paris BJuise on tie 5th was rather lower
Rsutos closed o. 69.jj.