The New York herald., 1877-10-16

ness was done on the boulevards later e
1O5f 12c.
HOW THE FIGURES CHECK DIFFERENrLx.
Now that the elections are over peace
fully and republican success is un-
doubted, it is worthy of remark, in contrast
with the official declaration of Saturday.
that business was done in rentes on the
boulevards yesterday morning at 105f 9Oc,
THE FIGURES AT MIDNIGHT.
All day long the greatest interest has
been manifested in the successive bulletins
of results Two hundred and sixty-seven ia
the number necessary to q majority, and as
the republicans were known early yester-
day (Monday) to have passed that figure
the great inquiry was how much the repub-
lican majority had been reduced. At mid.
night the returns showed 325 republicans
and 191 conservatives. In at least twelve
cases second ballot will be required.
LOSS AND GAIN.
This shows net republican loss OF thirty
eight Seats supposing the conservatives
should gain oil the contested seats, which
is far from certain. It, however, would
leave the republicans q majority of over
one hundred. There have been many un-
looked for changes, the conservatives losing
about twenty seats to about sixty lost by the
republicans. All the republican leaders are
reelected. 1t will be some days before the
figures can be Strengthened out.
ALL QUIET.
Perfect tranquility continues to prevail.
BOTH SIDES DISAPPOINTED.
The evening papers point out that both
the opposition and the government are dis
appointed, the former having hoped to re-
turn 400 deputies, while the latter reckoned
on gaining 100 seats.
NOW FOR COMPROMISE.
The Messenger de Paris states that the gov
ernment has gained forty seats and may OBJ
tain ten more, and suggests that tho gov
ernment's success is sufficient to afford An
opportunity of terminating the crisis by
mutual concessions. n ~,ss
THE DoNApARr1srs.
The Bonapartists claim to have gained
from thirty to thirty -four seats, but some Of
Al. -. a.. nj IL
M. Chevreau and M. Raoul Duval have
been defeated. The elections are consd-
cred as unsatisfactory in result and as cal-
culated to lead to o renewal of strife.
DE BRoGLIE's IDEA OF VICTORY.
The Francais, the Duke de Broglie's
organ, claims that after Gambetta's boast
that 400 republicans would be returned the
reduction of the republican majority ia
virtually government victory, which en-
courages the conservatives to continue in
the policy inaugurated on the 18th of May.
The Defense, clerical, considers the reduce
ton of the republican majority rebuke to
the insolence of the 1853 and encouragement
to President MacMahon to persevere in his
present course.
THE REPUBLICAN IDEA.
The Temps, while admitting some reduc.
tion of the republican majority, considers
the decision of France in favor of the re-
publicans peremptory, and declares that it
will be neither possible nor permissible to
resist it.
The Constitutional advises the immediate
retirement of the Ministers.
The following Is list Of candidates elected SO far
as known:-
NJ. Allam-Targe (radical, from the Nineteenth ar.
rondissement OF Paris, reelected.
NJ Andrieux (radical from the Fourth circum-
scripton Of Lyons, Department OF Rhone reelected
in opposition to NJ. de Ferroyl. official candidate.
NJ. Anthoard lradicaD, from the First circumscrip-
ton of Grenoble, Department OF Isere, reelected.
NJ Bamberger, IRON the Second circumscription
OF ST. Denis, Department Of the Seine. reelected.
NJ. Barodet (radicaD from the Fourth arrondisse-
ment OF Paris Department OF the Seine, reelected.
transcription Of Pau, department OF the Bassea
Pyrenees, reelected in opposition to NJ de Lappe,
Official candidate.
M. Francois Bel (moderatel from the Secondcir.
transcription OF Chambery, department Of Savoy,
reelected In opposition to the Marquis de Ia
Chambre, official candidate.
M Benolst (moderate), from the ACCOMPLISHMENT
OF Bauge department OF Maine-et-Loire, reelected
in opposition to NJ Mcret Official candidate.
M. Bertholon tradicaD, from the First circum
scripton OF St. Etienne, Department OF the Loire,
reelected.
M. Louis Blanc (radicaD, from the Fifth arron-
basement OF Paris. Department of the Seinc re.
elected.
NJ Pierre Blanc tmoderate), from the arrondisse-
ment OF Albertville. Department or Savoy, re.
elected in opposition to NJ de Tours, ofcial candl.
date.
NJ BorrIglione (moderate), from the First cIrcum.