The New York herald., 1871-02-12
T r a M G E..
Result Of the Elections in the Provinces
So Far as AScertained.
THE ELECTIONS IN PARIS.
Great Britain's Advice to the
German Empire.
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TRAVEL TO PARIS RESTORED
The Terms on Which the Armistice
Will be Extended.
THE FRENCH I'M SWITZERLAND.
Another Calamity for the French
People.
THE FRENCH I'M SWITZERLAND
Another Calamity for the French
People.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yORX HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON Feb II, 1871.
l am enabled to state for the information of the
readers of the NEW YORK HERALD that 1t is now as
certained beyond doubt that the result Of the
French elections is triumph for the conservatives.
RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS UNKNOWN.
Paris letters Of the 10th that the result Of the
elections in the capital was as yet unknown; but it
was believed that the list of candidates, embracing
the names Of Delescluze, Hugo ana Blanc, had
been chosen.
PARIS QUIET AND REvICrUALLING PROGRESSING.
The city was quiet and the revlctual!ing progress
Ing IN a satisfactory manner.
CHANGARNIER AND FAIDHERBE ELECTED TO TIE
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
Generals Changarnier and Faidherbe are elected to
the National Assembly from the Department OF the
Somme
THE REPUBLICANS DEFEATED IN THE NORTH.
despatch from Lille says the official result OF
the elections In the Department OF the North Will
only be published tomorrow. The counting Of the
votes has been a long and difficult operation A
monarchical triumph IS certain, rs the republican
majority in the city is but twenty-five per cent
fifty per cent in the provinces.
SUCCESSES FOR THE REPUBLICANS.
A despatch from Bordeaux, dated yesterday, says
that the departments OF the Charente Inferieure
Hautes Alpes, Yonne and the cities OF Dion and
Toulon have elected the republican candidates for
the Assembly. The cities Of Nantes, CahOrs and
Auch and the Departments OF Grouse, Dordogne,
Mayenne. Vendee, Lot Garonne and Loire have
chosen conservative, moderate or liberal union can
ddates.
REPORTS FROM RoUES.
The conservatives have been successful In the cir
transcription OF Rouen by large majority.
JULES FAvRE NOT IN BRUSSELS.
A despatch from Brussels dated February 10,
says NJ. Jules Favrc the member OF the French gov
ernment, has not arrived at Brussels as has been
reported The rumor was caused by the fact that
French merchant OF the same name is at present in
that city.
ENGLAND'S ADVICE TO GERMANY.
A telegraph from Brussels dated to-day saYs:-The
Echo Gu Parlemeh says that the British govern
ment mas advised Prussia TO arbitrate the OF
peace with France In order to secure the collective
guarantee or the great Powers Of Europe
THE MILITARY CLASS OF 1871 CALLED OUT.
decree has been issued by the Bordeaux govern
ment which calls out the military class OF 1871 i'm
0ecdate!y
THE ROUTES TO PARIS RESTORED.
The routes to Paris are all open and travel is
stored.
ON WHAT TERMS THE ARMisTIcE WILL BE Ex-
TENDED.
The K,'euz Zettung OF Berlin yesterday says that
no decision will be made as to the prolonga-
ton OF the armistlce until 1t can be seen what
chance there is that the French National Assembly
will conclude peace.
ANOTHER VIEW.
The proongation OF the armistice depends entirely
upon the temper Of the French Assembly towards
the Prussian demands as regards cesson OF terri
tory, money indemnity and the dismantling OF the
French fortresses or the border Of Germany.
BISMARCK AND SWITZERLAND
despatch from Berne dated yesterday. says that
Count Bismarck has refused to negotiate with Switz-
erland for the return OF the French prisoners de-
tanned In that country to France.
WHY BISMARCK DECLINES THE REQUEST OF
SWITZERLAND.
despatch from Versailles says thar Count Won
Bismarck declined the request of Switzerland for
the opening OF negotiations for the return to France
OF the prisoners detained SWISS soil, because In
his language, "ex. crlence had shown that the
French government was unable to guarantee the
abstentlon OF the returned soldiers from taking up
arms against Germany"
The Count requests of the government Of SwHzer-
land to continue its exercise OF the duties OF loyal
neutrality and thereby hasten the OF peace.
THE FIRST AMERICAN VESSEL FOR THE RELIEF OF
FRANCE.
The brig ]. L. Bowen has arrived at Boulogne
laden with food for Paris. She is the first American
vessel which has visited that port in ten years.
ANOTHER CALAMITY FOR FRANCE.
A despatch dated Brest, February 10, says that
verltable plague has appeared among the immense
droves OF cattle intended the relief OF Paris and
a sanitary Gordon has been established around the
animals which have become infected. The deaths
are so numerous that II is Impossible to bury the
carcasses, and they are therefore being loaded on
condemned war ships, which are towed out to sea
and sunk.