The New York herald., 1876-02-22
Greeks Groaning Under a Load Of
Ottoman Taxation.
ALFONSO AND CARLOS.
Rpanish Royalism Stamping
Out the Pretender.
CARNIvALISM AND AMERICANISM.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
EHE NATIONAL VOTE AT THE GENERAL ELEo-
TIoN-A GRAND AND GENERAL TRIUMPH FOB
REpUBIIcAN1sM.
GsPEcrAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE. I
PARIS, Feb. 21, 1875.
The republican triumph in the Assembly elections
Hs more complete than the most sanguine republican
nartisans expected. The republicans, with the con-
hs1tutenaists, win command a majority amounting
20 almost two-thirts Of the lower house. Nearly
san the Official candidates have been beaten
DEMOCRACY IN THE CITIES.
The republicans triumph without exception, in
pan the large cities. NJ Gambetta has carried five
seats and M. Louis Blanc three
GAMBErrA's PARTY STRENGTH.
Half the republicans returned are radical Gambet-
Nists following the ex-Dictator blindly.
THE BosAPART1srs CRUSHED.
The Bonapartists were cruelty crushed. Baron
tHaussmann Is beaten in Paris; also M. Raou Duval
N. Rouher's rival the Prince OF wagram; M. Bur-
Eoing, the late Emperors equerry; NJ. Estaucelin,
Hmpress Eugenie's Secretary, Prince Napoleon and
buAny others OF the imperialist stripe were also
beaten
M Rouher carried three seats.
1. THE PAKrY MUSTER
The Bonapartists' strength in the Chambers will
be about nfty.
BUFFET OUT THE COLD.
Minister BUFFET having been beaten in four con-
Aituencies and left out in the cold will be forced to
resign 1t is the first instance recorded OF French
spremier not getting seat at general election, and
Sthe failure is looked upon as just recompense for
Giis underhand backsliding policy
DUFAuRE AND DEcAzEs.
Ministers Dufaure and Decazes were elected by
pnimportant constituencies
WHAT WILL FOLLOW
Much balloting viii be necessary, but the general
wesuIt OF the elections may be thus summarized
part OF the government
The consolidation OF the Republic.
Gambetta Premier at an early day.
HIS SPLENDID MANAGEMENT
M. Gambetta's conduct was splendid throughout
the entire campaign, AM the victory is due to his
Mact, energy and admirable organization. The re-
publican party was never before so completely or
ganized. All the candidates whom Gambetta
opposed In Paris and the large cities were beaten;
AN his supporters were returned.
opr .,re~ nramAvrn
Dismay prevails among the orleanists, who have
been totally routed
THE BoURsE IN SYMPATHY WITH THE PEOPLE.
There Is q rise In the funds in the Bourse, the
virst time in the history Of the country after repub-
Hican success.
THE NATION RESOLVED.
France is evidently resolved to establish the Re-
public, feeling that she has in Gambetta q states
unan who Is trustworthy, strong and judicious
GENERALLY PEACEFUL
The elections passed or quietly everywhere,
save in Corsica and Avgnon; but there is great ex-
citement to-day in Paris.
NEW MINISTRY LOOKED FOR.
The resignation OF the Cabinet is expected TO take
place within the week, the formation OF new one,
with Duke Decazes, and MN. Dufaure Leon Say and
Renault in the Ministry to follow Immediately.
PARTY CLASSIFICATION OF THE xLEcTED.
PARIS Feb 21-Evening
Returns have been received from 400 electoral dis
tricts
The candidates known to be elected in the districts
beard from number 900 and classified a. follows:
hsepuDiicans Aot
Conservative republicans.
DonaPatssA
Lc6IemIsts. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10
hauicesS. ~
Second ballots win be necessary In 104 districts
BoNAPARTIsTa
Among the Bonapartists elected are the Duo Deietre
pnd MN Anrat Leveret, chevreau and Machan.
CATHOLIC cBURcHMKn
Among the Catholics are NM Keller and Pichon.
PROMINENT RKPuBIloAxs
Bert.
NJ Leon Gambetla beaten at Avignon
NJ
NJ Rouher was successful at Bastia IN Corsica
YoRruSArH AND usvoRrUEArH cAEDrDATsa
NJ Buffet the Vice President OF the Council is de-