Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-06
FOREIGN.
Increased Support for the
Theirs Regime.
Slender Vote for the Bourbon
lists.
Views OF the Paris Press.
FRANCE.
Election ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sue

cess.
PARIS, July "A general estimate
of the supplementary elections show that
of hundred and forty deputies elected,
120 are Republicans, Legitimatists, and
20 Bonapartists. The official returns
will differ but little from this estimate.
Faidherbe, Gsmbetta and Doufert are
each elected from their different Assem-
bly, Districts. The majority of the Re-
publicans elected, belong to the moderate
wing of the party, the proportion being
95 Moderates and % Radicals. The IN.
expected strength developed by the Re-
publicans in the provinces discourages the
partizans of monarchy. The failure of
the Imperialists surprises nobody, but the
weakness of the Legitimatists pro-
duces q sensation. 1t is feared that
the Assembly will be more divided than
ever, and that it viii be impossible to OBJ
tain q compact working msjority, or to
determine which party has the bslance Of
power.
German Evacuation Demanded.
The French Government has demanded
the early evacuation of the forts of Paris,
and of the three departments occupied BY
the German troops. Bismarck declines
to give positive promise to comply with
the demand.
A commission has been appointed by
the government to take observations in
England and France as to the working Of
commercial treaties.
The Press On the Elections.
The Republican journals rejoice over
the overwhelming vote given for the can
didates of their party in the country dis
trlcts, and regard the victory as one cal
culated to establish permanently re-
public in France. The monarchy press,
on the other hand show signs of panic,
and accuse each other of lack of devo-
ton and energy in the canvass. The
Presse will resume publication tomorrow,
under the management of Guerrouer.
FaidheIbe has written letter propos-
ing q system or compulsory service in
the army for two years.
1t will be observed that there is an IT.
reconciable difference in all reports rels-
| ting to the number of vacancies in the
French Assembly, to be filed at supple
mentary elections. The dispatch above
| speaks of hundred and forty delegates
having been chosen, whereas, previous
sccoants gave only about a hundred and
twelve or hundred and fourteen vacan-
cies to be filled.
PARIS, July g. Journal Des Debats
says election details favorable to the
Bordeaux programme. The victory is
not for Republicans who owe their sue
cess to division of their opponents, but
| for order and peace. The Republicans,
are however, jubilant over success.
The Steele says Bonspartists have
been condemned by the results of the
election, and the Legitimatists have re-
sumed position of small minority. The
| altagOnism between the cities and country
has disappeared, and the true France ap-
pesred. The seige of Paris will prob
ably be raised to-day as prelude to the
removal of the Government from Yer
sailles.
Thfersites.
The very latest classification of the
Assembly chosen on Sunday is as follows:
Eighty-six Thiersites; thirteen Radicals;
two Legitimists; three Orleans, and one
| Bonapartist
4 AtAA <AD COItNAAECts ANOCGus
PARIS, July "a permanent camp
viii soon be established at Salory, Tepla-
cling Camp Chslons. Count Palikso pub
fishes denial of Gen. Trochu's charges
relative to the course pursued by the
Count on the fourth of September. He
therein recites the details of the events OF
the time, and claims that he acted pro.
| perly in all respects.
Victor Hugo received only 5,7O0 votes
as the candidate from Paris for the AS
sembly. The elections have an increased
majority of supporters of Theirs in the
Assembly by fully 100. A Court Martial
meets here on the 10th.
| ACry for Vengeance.
PARIS, July 5.-The Cloche Proven
ciale has bitter hrticle against Germany,
saying: 'We shall not forget our defeat
until the grass grows high over the slain
and that bird of omen, the Prussian eagle,
ceases tO>hover over East France. We
have discovered the secret of victory,
revenge! Let the Germans cease to ten
der the hand of friendship. When We
stretch our arms toward Germany let her
trouble, it will be to strike those who
taught US fate.
= Real Misfortune,
The Gazette de France pronounces the
Republican triumph real misfortune for
the country. Encouraged by their sue
cess the left will become more daring and
dangerous.
The Lioerte rel oices over the victory
and urges the new deputies to leave
behind them all mere partisanism feeling
when they enter the chamber.
The BOnapartist Outlook.
The Avenir (Liberal Bonapartist Jour-
nal awaits tie achievements of the daring
iHnevators who hitherto were critics and
are now masters of the field, and believes
that they will not be held excusahle by
their supporters if they DC not out do
their predecessors against whom they
were SO heGrtiess.
VERSAILLES, July 6.-The Assembly has
passed bill requiring the deposit OF eau
ton money by the pGesa.