, 1875-08-05

4A1 PARLIAMENTARY E1HTTJGSH.
Lotlion Tina.
PARIS July 19.-InteIiigepco from. nar,,t.
giving the definite result Of tho elections, attrib
utos 10 seass to Ultramontauos and TT only tn
tho Liberal or Uniouist party. This result ia !.
great deal nko ttat Of tho 1869 elections. xhcn
each party numbered 70. At that time, IT will bo
remembered, tho Chamber, owing to thf,
equality, was eight days without botna sb1e 10
alcct Preaident7 aud, aftcr..a prolonged debate
On tho address,, tue Cabinet decided on dlsso}y
ing tue Chamber. In this second election tho
Cabinet lost seats, and romgned On = 4ote Of
want Of confidence. Whist Ia remarkable IL that
tue Cabinet which followed It not only succeoded
10 maintaining itHetf, bnt in turning tho maior-
~ and gaming over Romo votes originally hostile
These two elections Of 1869 and 1870 couyoy =
double lcxson. They prove, in tlo flrst place'
tAat the BavsrIan Cabinet would bo wrong ia
dIbsolVing this Chamber, and thus exposing
thoMseiVea to tho sa.no defeat rs tholr prede-
ceseors. Tho other lesson Is, that 1t will bo
easy for thom to turn this weak majority and
govern Aa III tho past in Liberal sanso. However
thlh u,ay b. uero Is 40 room for exaggerated ex-
utattou Oh either side, and the FTsnch Ultra-
montana papers, even il shoy ~1shod to do 10,
could not 20 into ecstacles over this victory in
which thoir religious eympathies alone could
tuteIoat thon1. Moreover, tho general tono OF
tho French press IN ths matter IL equally proper
md de1terous and bolieve I am justlaod ia
N1."6 sAt"tt fo1AAtHAA} VI 4IfuIGtLA1tlys ft10EA
dohenlohc, tic German Ambassador In Paris,
has rcnderod on this occasion a raal service to
france. The Cologne Gazette q few daya ago
published letter addressed by tho Ambassador
to QUE Of hia friends. 1tH origin is beyond
doubt, aud 1t contained tho following passage;
I1eFr Won MallluckruIt Aay1 In Letter written IN
Australia In 1879: Tbs important questions of thn
movement have not local character but moro aen
eFal character Thu Inca OF battle are prolonged uu
both sides beyond tha fruniies OF the countryH d.
wsys fhihk OF Hsose worth when the Frunc ask mo.
Whit have you heard About the BavaEtan elections
Everywaoro that question ia put to me, which fact
showa the Importance which Ia Ettaohct In Fyauco to
the uaFaTian electlona. DO not bcIcre that it Is out
q ansereat for tbs person Of the Mlnters that tho
French Are waiting With impotence for tho reaqlt Of
these elections, Tho remembrance Of what hns 90
cucd during tho last few centuries makcs tho French
often forget thht thiugA are not now w4nt shey
Used t1 lie. They will beltcye the possibility Ut nI-
itE allies tn Gc5n&uy. They believe, 1t ieaht, In tue
victory OF the Usrampntanes Of bavaria; the triumph
81 psFty which IL lesa tstfanRsd frnm themselves
than fron tue EuEtro Of Germany. Tats fac. const-
Ut present ~ who fond Of pescs and nos
sessed OF TOO much political reEsptcacty, to sllow
themselves to be induced to doclsre war gu the strength
OF tho Illusion of league 1T The Clthoo nations Uut
the French nation Is easily excited, aud 1t would bo
htnensabe that victory VI tbs uItEamont&ues RhouId
arousa hopes which haya already produced ds-
ssttons effect the rinAs nf the French peopts jn
pushing 70 tho background tho calm and rua4euabla
portion OF tho natlon.
Naturally tho French newspapers haye ropso.
duced this letter, destined 10 bc useful in Cor
many to the Liberals, who llAyo tho sytupathlas
Of Prince Ilohenloho.