The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-29
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Bonapartist Activity Among
the ELECTORS.
GAMBETTA RULED OUT.
Great Success Of the Loan-The Entire
Amount Taken in France.
A ROW IN STRASBOURG.
Liberality of the Khedive Of
Egypt.
TELEGaAMs TO the NEW YORK HERALD.


The Bonapartist pamphlets are mainly addressed
to and intended for effect among the ignorant elect
ors and are, to great extent, devoted to praise OF
the imperial generosity to the Catholic Church.
HoPELESsLY DIVIDED.
The democrats are hopelessly divided.
OMNIBUS.
The Communists are still placarding Paris with
proclamations. One secret press has been seized.
FRANco-dERMAN FEUD IN sTRAsBoURG.
Another Franco-German feud recently broke out
in Suasbourg. Even women were engaged in 1t,
and poured hot water upon their foes Many arrests
were made and quiet restored.
NJ. Theirs has paid visit to Marshal MacMahon.
A DENIAL.
II is denied that the Communists while In power
forged notes OF The Bank of France.
FREE TRADE.
The Havre Chamber OF Commerce has sent pro.
test TO the Assembly against customs duties.
FOREIGN TREATIES TO DE MODIFIED.
President Theirs intmates that the treaties with
foreign Powers must be modified owing to the
altered circumstances OF France.
ADDRESS TO THE ELECTORS.
The Committee OF the United Republican Journals
have issued an address to the electors of the Depart
ment OF the Seine declaring that the republic Is not
q mere temporary expedient
GENDARMERIE DIsBANDED.
regiment of the foot gendarmeric has been dis
banded.
Government Hopes-Honapartist Activisy-A
CoalitiOn-The Khedivc's Lipernlity-Inves-
tigRting War COntrarts.-dsreat Success Of
the Loan-Gambetta Not Wanted.
PARIS, June 2S, 1871.
1t Is hoped that In the elections on Sunday next
as many eighty OF the lis Deputies TO be chosen
to the Assembly will be supporters OF the govern
ment.
BoNAPARTIsr ACTIVITY.
The Bonapartists are very active Ill the distribu
ton OF pamphlets intended for eject upon the cleo
lions.
COALITION.
coalition Of the principal electoral committees
of Paris Is considered probable.
THE KHEDIvE's LIBERALrTY.
The Khedive Of Egypt has sent 100000 francs to
the orphans Of the French civil war.
ELECTION DISTRICTS.
The ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF Paris, ST. Denis and
Sceaux have been divided into three hundred and
fifty electoral sections.
INVESTIGATING CONTRACTS DURING THE WAR.
In the Assembly yesterday M. Andinet presented
report respecting contracts made during the war,
which accuses many persons OF enormous malver-
sations. The late French Consul at New York, M.
Victor Place. is especially charged with corruption
in Office.
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE LOAN.
The new loan has been covered and the subscrip-
ton lists have been closed. The amount desired
has been subscribed for several times over Even
peasants and servants have invested their savings
in the loan.
GAMBETTA NOT WANTED.
The Republican Committee, after long discus
sion has rejected, by majority of two the name OF
NJ. Gambetta as q candidate for the Assembly.
The New Minister to Berlin-ImpcrinI visi-
Girls Arrested.
PARIS, June 2s, 1871.
NJ. Gabriac goes to Berlin as diplomatic represen.
tative of France. He Will probably leave tomorrow
for his post.
IMPERIAL VISITORS.
The Emperor and Empress OF Brazil are expected
to arrive here tomorrow.
THE ORLEANS PRINCES.
The Count de Paris arrived to-day and will call on
President Theirs tomorrow He has sent N. Estan-
celin to Frohsdorr TO make arrangements for the
date when both princes may have an interview
with NJ. Tnlers.
A STATE DINNER
state dinner will be given by President Theirs
tomorrow, after the grand review at Longchamps
All the generals and colonies have been invited.
General Bourbakt will probably be present.
GIRLS ARRESTED.
The police have arrested many girls in the cafes.
Two hundred were taken into custody yesterday.