The New York herald., 1871-02-07
TRnr FRENCH ELECTIONS.
GERMAN OFFICIAL DECLARATION
Gambetta'S L>ecree a Violation Of the
Armistice Convention.
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An Arbitrarily Constituted Body
Not Free Assembly.
The Adjournment Of the Elections
Suggested.
Names of Candidates in Vari-
GUS Parts of Paris.
Red Republican FiZZie ian
Bordeaux.
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More Protests Against the Dis
qualifying DEGREES.
More Protests Against the Dis
qualifying DEGREES.
RESIGNATION OF JULES FAVRE.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.


LONDON, Feb. 6, 1871.
despatch from Versailles, dated on yes
terday enables me to give the following Ger
man official statement to the New YORK
HERALD -
NJ. GAMBETTA'S DECREE AND THE ASSEMBLY,
The duality of the French government will
apparently lead the administration at Bor-
deaux to non-observance of the convention
entered into by the Germans and the author-
ties at Paris The convention only looked to
negotiations for free Assembly, and
der the dctation of NJ Gambetta
is not entitled to such title M Favre has
informed Count Won Bismarck that he will
rescind the decrees issued by M. Gambetta.
The confusion is, however, probably only
removable by the adjournment of the elections
The Paris Elections = i'ostponcd--A Poor Demon-
straiion for Gambetta--Camdidafes for the
Assembly in Paris--Provinciai Aspirnnss--
Cren,ieux Gone to Paris More PROTESTS
Resignation of Eavre.
LONDON, Feb. 6, 1871.
| have received information for the New
York HERALD to the effect that the elections
in Paris are postponed until the Sth inst.
AN UNIMpoRrANT DEMONSTRATION IN FAVOR
OF GAMBETTA.
The demonstration to-day (February G) in
favor of the Bordeaux government and its
decree disqualifying Office holders under the
empire from election to the National Assem-
bly, was of quite unimportant character.
The procession consisted of about seven hun
dred persons, and was headed by Carl
baldian colonel named Middleton. The rest
Of the crowd in the streets were mere spec
tators The Prefect of Bordeaux received the
deputation, and NJ. Gamoetta being engrossed
by public duties the Prefect read the follow
ing declaration from NJ Gambetta on behalf
of the Bordeaux delegation =
Faithful to the programme of the nation and
boxes, we are now occupied in council of war,
celebrating upon the means of profting by
the armistice"
CANDIDATES FOR THE ASSEMBLY OF PARIS
A Brussels despatch of to-day's date states
that the Nndpendance Beige publishes the fol-
lowing list of candidates for the constituent
Assembly, named in Paris on Wednesday of
last week:-Jules Favre, Isaac Adolphe Gre
mieux, Alexandra Glais-Bizoin, Louis Joseph
Ernest Picard, Jules Simon, Pierre Clement
Eugene Pelleton, Emanuel Arago, Louis
Antoine CARRIER Pages, Jules Ferry, Henri
Rochefort, Admiral Saisset Admiral de la
Ronccr de Noury, Admiral Pothouan.
CANDIDATES IN THE PROVINCES.
The following named persons have been put
in nomination from other parts of France
NM. Faustin, Lille, Lidonde, Berthelot,
Theirs and other welI-known financiers
Alphonse Rothschild, Jacques Mallet, Antoine
Emile Solacroup, M. Perrad and Francois
Clement Savage, prominent civil engineers,
and John Emile Lemoinne, of the De5ats
Claudius Hebrard, Louis Marcein Carne,
Bon-Louis- Henri Martin, and NM Desma-
rets, Vacheal and Lochin, journalists.
oREMIEUx GONE to PARIS.
A Bordeaux despatch of to-days date
reports that NJ. Cremieux. one of the Delegate
Ministers in the provinces, left that city last
night for Paris. He has gone there for the
purpose Of reconciling the differences between
the Paris and Bordeaux governments on the
subject of Gambetta's decree of disfranchise-
ment of imperialsts.
MORE PROTESTS.
A number Of the journals Of the North of
France denounce the recent decrees by NJ.
Gambetta and urge that the country needs
and desires peace.
MINISTERIAL CHANGES IN PARIs-FAvRE RE-
SIGNED.
Paris letters of the Sd inst. state that M
Dorian has assumed the portfolio of Public
Works temporarily during the absence of NJ.
Maquin, and that NJ Ferdinand Herold sue
cecds Jules Favre. who has rendered his resix-
nation.