New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
~ o1S1 for the Opposition

eminent had only f9| 10 d, lof ioi VI" -Ofi n. =,
candidate. al AbbevilIe, 1851 TO LILO; at NAL
49, the official candidate had 1850 10 7,793. Az
Ijbourpe the Opposition had 2,2oJ 10 1-o' AZ ot'
ISt;onna z ZOO 10 5S5. At Avignon both candidates
had an equal number Of votes; but at Carpentras'
n the same district, the Opposition candidate nad
,Gaioritv of over 600. At Marseilles aud AK NJ
Theirs had 5000 votes against 4515 In the three
cautions of the town of Brest the Opposition obtain
ed 4 $50 to 500 while the official candidate, VINO
owed his return TO the peasants, obtained out iio'i
votes AT Grasse the Opposition candidate mao
( . 1870 10 367; at Agen, 1XS TO 1850. Grenoble
gave 1000 votes to VI. Casimr Perier over hls on,
cial opponent; and at Metz the Opposition poiied
500 votes to 2i00 given to the Government noni-
inee. .
With the figures before US il is evident that the
success of the Opposition would have been muGh
greater had not the votes OF the easanry outweigh
ed the more enlightened populations OF the towns.
But, even with THE disadvantage, any one who com
pares the returns of 1857 with those Of the present
year will see that the Opposition has made consider
able advance for the last six years Ii is an impor-
tan fact, which LAS not escaped tue attention OF INC
Emperor
The official candidate in the I'D Electoral District
of Corsica IN Mariau) has been beaten by the
,tlcial "a. Gavinil, who obtained 10, l39 votes
TO OIL gwen To his competitor. In the ISL DIS
trict of the island, NJ. Abbatucci, the Government
romlnee had 1880 to 1851 given 10 the Opposition
candidate.
The Archbishop of Tours will have to appear
before the Council of State in consequence OF his
very spirited answer to the letter of the Minister 81
Pubic Instruction censurug the Bishops Tor their
circular ON the elections.
TIE BELGIAN ELECTIONS.
+ The Government has lost six votes IN the Cham
her and caiued three in the Senate The Ministerial
majority. which was o. TO ~ in the lower chamber,
IA now 81 10 3d. in The Senate IL was 80 10 =, ana
il nj present % 10 -. AtAntwerp the five Liberals
have been succeeded by Clericals aud RadiclIs; la
Bruces one Of tie senior members Of the liberai
partv Nj. DevauN, WAS beaten by the Clerical
usrtv The principal member Of the Cabinet, NJ
Roquier Minister OF Foreign Affairs. was beaten III
tire email borough Of Dlnaut, after having hly-n up
Ills seat for Antwerp on account OF the iOrAhchloi
i,nestior Can the Ministers continue 10 govern
Teiori,y Of six menbegsl Will the Catboucs
dare TO risk a dissolution! On the whole the Gov
eminent are placed in tie most delicate position.
TNVNIING or THE ALERT MEMORIAL.
The ceremony Of uuyaiiiue the Albert Memorial
at the Royal horticultural Gardens, London, took
place on Wednesday, June H. Inc fruce ana
pnnce.s Of Nales Prince Alfred, and other mein-
hers Of the roval family arrived ~ state carriages at
D. H.. aud proceeded 10 gallery erected al the
bark of the EALibi ion buildings. They were re-
ceyed bya large number OF officials, including many
provincial MAYORS. Several emOa@4dors were also
ur4seut Lord Palmerston, Mr.. DIsrdcli, and sew
al other le.diu- political persouago- Were IN et-
Tendance. The weather WAS cold and gloomy, and
"a s,1,rt shower coon after somewhat disconnected
the 80 oO0 wedses,cd spectators, bus subsequently
the weather cleared oil.
Aner the Royal party were seated, The national
anthem and Co6urg March were played. An adj
dress was then presented TO the Prince Of Wales
hgd rcped to- ana The awaiting Of tie siaiue TOOK
place amid the PLAYING OF tie bands and discharge
] Of artillery procession wus thea formed aud
went round the garden. passing the statue.
/ Tue Prince wore has Guards uniform, and The
Princes q uauye antique dress and white bonnet
. The whole OF the Royal party joined ia the pro-
c.s.i,r,- and left the grounds about a o'clock.
/ Her Majesty came by a special tIaia from Wind
sor Oh tuesday. and vlt.led the Horticultural Gar
deus Her Majesty proceeded W the center walk
Of the gardens 10 tic SPOT where lle Grea; Exhib-
,tion Memorial is erected. Her Majesty, alter leav-
ing Tie gardens, drove TO Marlborough House, "
WRIT the Prince ana Princes oi " a-es.