New-York tribune., 1876-03-06
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
THE NEW LEGIsLATURE ABOUT 10 ORGANIZE.
PARIS Saturday March A. 1874

AHh NEW IEGlSLAIURE ABOUT 10 ORGANIZE.
PARIS, Saturday March 4, 1875
An official notice issued to-day informs Sem
atorselect that there will bo preparatory meeting
the 7th inst TO form provisional bureau TO fix upon an
order Of the day for the first sitting Of the Senate The
Deputies have also received similar notice.
According TO the latest advices appears under
standing has been arrived regard to principal
features OF the minister al programme. The Dske
Decazes and Gen. Cissey will retain their portfolios Of
Ministers Of Foreign Affairs and War respectively.
There ia disagreement still concerning the Ministry
Of Marine.
The Left intend contesting the election Of several
Deputies principally Bonapartists and especially those
of Messrs. Cassagnac and Rouher
PARIS, March s. Is76-Mldnight
Elections held in the districts which failed 10
choose Deputy at the first election two weeks ago.
The results Of the second ballots far known at
this hour follows In various ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF
Paris the following candidates have been elected NJ
Tirard. defeating the Marquis de Ploeuc, Nom
archlst, by large majority NJ Frebault, Radical,
defeating NJ BartOlne, Bonapartst, by 1000 ma
jority; NJ spullcr, chief editor Of La RepuLiiQue
Franea,se by an almost unanimous vote Ger
main Case, receiving 1881 votes against 1,479
pOled by NJ. Lachaud. jr, BOnapartist Dnc Deeazes,
who polied 253 votes, while his Bonapartst opponent
NJ. RaOu Duval received 1855. NM. Farcy and Allan
large, both by large maOutes. N. BamOergeT former
Republican Deputy from Alsace, at Neuilly-surseine
NJ Descbanel, at CoErbevoie NJ. Taandier, at Seeaux
This completes the for the Department Of the
Seine, in which all The candidates elected to-day. with
exception. Republicans, c0ntradistinguished
from Radicals.
The Republicans were also successful at Bordeaux,
Toulouse ToulOn, Gex, Neufchateau Mayenne, Lepuy,
Yesoul Havre. Hizebrouck, Casres ChdrbouTg, Byes,
Ussel, Chateauronx, and Pontoise.
At PontOise Col Langlase elected by large ma
jority NJ Loclroy, Radical. elected without OppO
at AK. NJ NaQuet, Irreconcilabe, was elected St
Apt. 81. Raepal, Radical, elected IN Msrsees.
Tue Constitutional Conservatives have been suceessf
Brest Compegno, FOurcalquer. Roez, Orleans, and
Yreet6t
The Bonapartiss carried the elections at Angoulmeine.
RufFec LOuyier and lie Mans. The two last returned
NM. Raoul Duyal and Haentiene respectively
Three more BOnapartists elected, including one
in the Department of the Gronde, ba the names OF their
constituencies not reported
The Monarchsts carried the elections In Guingamp,
Nantes ST. Nazllre, and Bressnre.
La ROchejaqueein Legitimst, elected at Bressuro
by a large majority.
Adylces from Ie-BOurbon announce that NJ la Serve,
Republican, has been elected Senator.
LONDON, Monday. March 6, 1879
The Paris correspondent Of The Times says NJ Casmir
Perier who was thought 10 have been accepted by
MaoMahOn, and was at hrst very cOnciliatoryt
gradually, under private Influences increased
MS demands regarding the composition OF the Cabinet.
This caused rupture and II i said that NJ Ricard
will take the Ministry Of the Interior This solution VIII
admit of the formation OF the Cabinet before the opening
OF the Chambers.