The New Orleans bulletin., 1876-02-22


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LONDON, Feb. 21.-The Russian Telegraph
Agency publishes q dispatch stating that n
alliance has been formed between Russia
Germany, England and the United States II
regard to China; but the usual good under
standing between the powers is more emphatic
by reason of the position in which tn
foreign residents of China are placed.
PARIS. Feb. 2l.-Thiers has 1000 majority
The city is perfectly quiet Buffet is e!ectet
| in Bourges. Dufaure, Minister OF Justice, II
. elected. Gambetta is elected in five places
Blanc in four. Arras and Bonage return he
publicans.
PARIS. Feb. 2l-Of the 169 elections, o
which results are known, 1913 were carried by
Republcans of various shades, IL by Bona.
lpartists. IL by Radicals, by Legitimists,
by Constitutionalists and 5 by Conservatives.
1 These earlier returns, being those of cities
and large towns. will probably show a reia-
lively greater proportion of Republican sue.
cesses than the districts yet to hear from.
I PARIS, Feb. 21.-M. Buffet, Vice President
}of the Council, was defeated in the Depart
1ment of Cher. It is not yet known whether
he is elected for CASTLE Sarrarin in Tarn ct
Garonne, where he was also q candidate.
Emil Olivier was defeated in Var by his Repub-
lican competitor. N. Rouher is elected from
Olermont. According to present advices
gNaquet fails to secure seat Ladder Mont
] jan (RadicaD is elected from the Department
! of Drome. Numerous second ballotings will
be necessary. Marseilles and Lyons have
elected several Extreme Republicans. Tou-
louise has returned two Bohapartists. At
Nismes, Baragnon, under Secretary of State
in the Duke De Broglie's Ministry, is de-
feated. Waddington is elected; his con-
stituency is not given.
In the Department Of Nord, Florent (Re-
publican), defeats the Marquis Of Havren-
court, la,e President of the Council General.
Montreuil returns Hamille "a Bonapartist) un-
opposed st. Omer returns Devaux "a Rspnb-
lican) unopposed. Devaux was Q sous pre-
feet under Gambettas government. and
former editor of the Progress du Nord. At
Cslais Haissey (Republican) polled 5724 votes,
Dussaussoy (Bonapartist), the outgoing
Deputy, 1897; Dehaynin Conservative Re.
puolican) 28l9. Boulogne elects Achille
Adame (Bonapartist, Outgoing Deputy.
ments heard from, a second ballot will be
necessary. Buffet is not elected from any
where.
PARIS Feb. 21.-Returns from 1924 arron.
easements show l24 Republicans, 48 Con-
servative Republicans, 80 Bonapartists, Is
Lagitimists IA Radicals, II Conservatives, II |
Constitutionalists, 81 no choice.
PARIS, Feb. 21.-Returns from 499 electoral |
districts received. The candidates known to |
be elected in the districts heard from number |
1896, and are classified as follows: Repnb-
licans 1877, Conservative Republicans II, b.
SO, Legtimists %, Conservatives
20, Constitutionaists Is, Radicals II. Second
ballots will be necessary in 104 districts.
Many Republicans are elected even in Brit
tany and the Pas de Calais. The former hith-
erto Legitimist, and the latter Q Bonapart-
list stronghold.
Minister Dufaure was elected by large
majority in Marennes.
It is now ascertained Republican candi-
date defeated the Duo de Cases in Aveyron.
The former Ministers, NM. De Fourton and r
Matthew Bodet, are elected, but the names of
their constituencies are not yet reported.
NM. Granier de Oassagnac and Paul de
Cassanac are both elected in the Department
Of Gers.
M Recafd of the Left Centre is defeated.
An the deputies elected by Versailles are
It is now positively Known that n. Buffet,
Minister Of the Interior, has bee9 defeated in
Ill four circumscriptions which he contested.
Baron Houssman has written letter de-
,laring it useless to prolong the struggle in
irst arrondissement Of Paris. the success Of
3onapartists being impossible.
The Republican journals are jubihnt. II
Bonapartist organs profess to think that
he Radical victory will eventually further the
ause of the Empire, and express pleasure at J
be result. They endeavor to prove that even
Conservatives favoring republican principles
AVE everywhere been defeated and that Rad
balism will be triumphant. I
The tone of the Roman Catholic journals !,
8 particularly despondent.
PARIS, Feb. 2l.-Among the Bonapartists
lected are Duo De Feltre, and Messrs. Anrat,
.evert, Chevreau and Machan; among the t
,atholics Messrs. Keller and Picton. Among {
be Republicans are Messrs. Bethmont, Bar 9
10 and Bere NJ. Leon Gambetta was beaten '
{ Ayignon. NJ. Rouher was successful at
|astia, in Corsica. Ie
MADRID, Feb. 2l.The government sent
ircular dispatch to its representatives abroad
the capture of Moetijara, and the :
of of Csrlist positions above Uera.
he dispatch admits that the combat was SAN
uinary, the Carlists fighting with great valor.
here is great rejoicing here. and the city is
Illuminated.
MADRID, Feb. 21.-Telegrams from the =
orth announce that the Royalists continue c
heir successful progress. Iy
Gen. Primo de Rivera has Occupied the :
artists forts in Navarro. X
The greater part Of the Caglsts artillery at
stella was captured
The Carlis9 had thrown portion over the Y
before the sryiysI Of che Royalist1 =
)rcea In
MaDR1Ds Feb. EFT islepotied Don Eas- T
,st fed into France 1ase night
The Carlist resistance ae Talas0 is expected e
be short on account Of disbursement II
pw prevalent among the Caf1ists. 1N
King Alfonso has gene to sazcaitia: 6a will
knan IN. O.niCht NJ "A Y ZnAifiM
MADRID, Feb. 2l.-OAiciaD 6ulletin4 IA. S
ounce that the Alfonsists captured23 cannon Z
! Estella. The Carlists sacked the city be- q
're itsevacuAtion. Gen. Cazera with five bat. G
lions andI field pieces was Souted Aesr E
eraby by three Alfonsisf battalions.
VrrroRIA. Feb. 2l.-Friday, Hhe CarlisSs I
ere ~ithdfawing their contracts and fe-
'rves. Little $ssistance is expected from =
lem al Tohso
BERLr, Feb. 21..fhe Ecclesiastical Coart 2
the Minister of Munster to appear n
i yial on charges which involve deposition.