The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-16
THEFRENCH ELECTION
THE DAY PASSES WITHOUT DIS.
TURBANCE.
The Result "a Disappointment TO Bot n
Parties - The Government
Gains Forty Seats In
the Chamber of
Deputies.


Acars and l9j Conservatives. Eleven
ACCOMPLISHMENTS require fresh ballot
and IN twelve the result Is uncertain.
The Government gaiks 81 seats There
was considerable excitement last night IN
front Of the Figaro office, but the police
dispersed the crowd.
An Associated Press dispatch says that
the election IN France tor members oi
the Chamber OF Deputies passed 1T
quietly, no disturbances having been re-
ported up till hali-pas. o'clock TINS
morning.
dispatch of this morning says that
returns from 373 arrondissemeuls show
the election OF 24o Republicans and III
Mac Mshonlte>. la eight arrOndlssr-
ments u second ballot Wi! be required
Thus tar the Republicans lose thirty seats
and gam II. Among the deputies elected
are Gambetta, Greyy, Paul DeCossn.-
nae. and Louis Blame.
The following additional names have
been received: Gervy, moderate Re
publican from Btsancon; Bonnet Lu-
verdIer, now in prison for libelhag
Mac Mahon. from Paris, in place Of Poseal
Duperat, moderate L puDhcan kDuh.r
BonspartIst, rom RIom; Richard W,d-
dinStOn, moderate Republican,, from
Power, was reelected, defeating the gov
ernment candidate Delammorre; Baron
Housmann, Bonapar,lst, from Aj,cc.o,
defeating Prince Napoleon; Gambe u
was elected by 1882 votes, against l,oll
Tor AIS opponent.
PARIS, October l5-Jules Grevy wa-
e.ecLed from DOm', defeating the Gov
eminent candidate, PIcat DaIignig, as
well as in Paris DefOurton, Bonaparti,t
the present Minister OF the Interior, Is .-
elected. Oi the elected, eighteen belong
to the 1868, the late Chamber, SO are
Conservative, "a being reelected. FOR
actual majority OF tue Chamber 267 yo.rs
are required.
PARIS, October l5-In the final circg-
lar to the projects Saturday, DetourtoI,
Minister ot the Interior, after s.a
ao.mcng GambeLtas second son
Ice and declaring that three nu.-
ITed CONSTITUENCIES are scc.re
lor government candidates, sad:
The Bourse meanwhile risls, thus q.
hrmIng It's confidence In govern nert
success The syndicate OF brokers slsD
telegraphed to the provinces Saturday
rs follows: "MOro LaIs success Is re-
garded as certain. Rentes lO5 francs %
confines That figure was touched Sat
urday, probably through the efforts OF
tne same syndicate ior the purpose oi
lAhHenclhg Ihe e'ecI'ohs' ouI "hoh 'he
bourse clOS,d r'''e' were ioo francs -
cenLlmes' ana business on the boulrv"ri
later was a. lOo IFaLCS ID cehuH!es. no"
mat the elections are over PeHce.d'Iy ana
hepu0ilc"h success "hHoUoIel' II j.
worthy o. 'e.nA'N' III couIfHs! Win '"'
olhcla' declaration ol saturday, INA. DUsl'
"osS was uoho !" ''"''' On 'ne Dyu,.
''.,.,,' '"'.s ''''
fARlS' OcJooer Io'-l "o nunureu sn'
e'ShIy-.our hepuo''C'hS ana I'o C"h-
s'FVaIiVcs nave OeGh e.ec'eu OUT o. go
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. IN II cases secohd ph.-
,ollngs VIII De Necessary Inc Teslt o.
~ OF ;hcse Is expected " DC favorable To
the Conservatives. 1t 1, considered
probable that the ur" Chamber VIII cor
si-L OF about "-O heFubncanS ahd 10
Conservatives Duke DeCazes, Minister
OF Foreign Affairs has been returned
from Iuget mems, IN Pr'ce o! L'le'eie'
PARIS, October Io.-Ine evening pa
pcrs point out that botn the opposition
and the Government are disappointed,
The former having hoped To return 400