, 1877-10-16
FoRn1a97;| IS;
The French E'eoa=ss ss.fPass
OFF Without :fAe,jus
DisturbaTSY}
A Conservative Gar,%>5f Thirty
eight or Forty Deputies
Conceded.
Neither Party Seems Entirely
Satisfied with the
Result.
Il BOnapartist journal Hints
ut Mutual Conccs-
siO1ls.
While a Republican Organ Calls
upon the Ministry to
Retire.
Germans Consider the Elec-
tons the Triumph
Of Peace.
Osrnna 1'aslia's Army Said to Go
Destitute OF Clothing and
Provisions.
su.ina Bombarded for Several Day.
by Russian Floating Bat
tericc.
Germans Consider the Elec-
tons the Triumph
Of Peace.
Osninn ras1in's Army Said to 20
Destitute OF Clothing and
Provisions.
su.ina Rombarded for Several Da77
BY Russian Floating Bal
tericc.


PARIS, Oct. Oct. l5-Ditpatcilre report tn
election of a15 Republicans and l95 Cnnscrya.
ttycs. Eleven ACCOMPLISHMENTS require frcsh
ballet, Thu rcault In twelve !s stt1l uncertain.
The Government gains th:rty-scycn seats.
Theru was considerable excitement last night
III front Of tic Fiyaro utli-e, but The polin dis.
perscd The crowd.
tuMsor TEE ELEcTEp.
PANS, Oct. 15.-TAe following u1Jitlcnst
names isavc been rccclvei: ttctry, Mo lcsato
Republican, from, ljesancon; Donnc. Duyetlcr,
nov in prison for lhcliny Afacatahon, from
Fnrit, IN place of Pascal Dupsnt, Moderate l..,-
ru.,ll.an; Ilouher, Bonoparslst. from Rlorn;
Richard Wutlttlurton, Moderate Republican,
FROM Kouc1l, reelected, lcfcattu:: the tiorcrn-
tncut candidate. Dclas'assc; Baron
fiaussnan. bonapaFtlst, FROM A]ncc!o,
defeating Prince Napoleon. Ga,nbetta was
elected BY 1857. votes against 1.Gll fur Lila
opponent Jules Greyy was elected from Doubs,
defeating the tiuyrrMmcnt randidatc, rccot
D'Aligny, ~ we'll ~ It, Paris. DE- Frlrtcu,
bonapartist, the prescnt .hiinl+tcr OF the In
ter;or, was reelected. OF tliu elected loJ
lrlang IL tho "G3" Of the late ChaH;cr;
% asc Conservative, Gi being rc-clcc:cl. For
the a:tirc majority Vi tho Clamb:r 2Siiss vutcs
orc required.
on THE HounsE.
in the final eIryular to the Projects on H1tut-
i1ay, Do fourtou, sItnstcr II TIC lntcror. after
announcing Gantyetta's scconi rsntca:c. pnd
declaring J00 constituencies asn tcrurc for tho
Government candidates, said: "1Hsc Bo1rsc.
meanwhile, rascs. thus affirming It's confidence
In tn. Guycrurcutfs succeEs."
Tue syndtsntc of brul:css also tcscgrapaci to
tho provinces Saturday as foll"ws: "fho
Mssshai's suaesa Is regarded ccrt1:l.
Ncntes Jos francs III trntinrs. That
figure was touched Saturday, probably
through tho efforts Ut tue sa;nu syndicate, for
he purpose vi influencing the elections, but
xhcn tue Dourso cloaeu rcntcs were l0j lranrs Is
ccntncs, anil t1 business On the boulevard
later, rrntcs stool 103 fFa.rs Il eentmcn.
Now that tlH elections are over peacefully,
and tho Republican suctesa IL undoltbsc1, It IL
worthy Of remark, fn c0ntrhst NTH tho nlctal
declaration Saturday. that business VAS donc tn
frauca % centlulcs.
Probable NEsuLT.
rAass, Oct. Isl p. m.-Two hundred aud
eighty-fouF Republicans and 1876 CONSERVATIVES
hare uccn elected nut Ut 40 ACCOMPLISHMENTS;
III eleven cases sccoud bal1otlng will be teuea-
saEy. The fcsnlt In ten Q! these Ii expected to
~ tnyorabIe to tic Conservatives. II Is co;l-
bidcrl probable that tho new Chamber will
sonslss of about 80 Republicans an1 2l0 Cum
srryattvcs.
Duke Decazes, Minister Of Foreign Affair.",
has been returned fron Puget Thenicrs, In tuu
place III Lcfeyrc.
LATKsF nx1uaxs.
LONDON, Oct tG-5 d. M.-A dispatch tlatctl
ras!s, midnight, gives the latest returns, slow-
lug Ill l.cpuulicsns and l9l Conservatives clest-
cd, and that second hullots wilt be rcaulsed in
twelve cases. Some Donapastfat leaders, such
fS..t.- 4.
Isaoul DuSal. hare been defeated. The rlectiots
are considered Us unsathtartoEy tu result, ard
~ calculated to lead to renewal or the strife.
Tho FFoacah, shs Duke du BFuelIc'a organ,
claims that, after Ganbctta's boast Ut 400 Ro-
| publican u,aJor!ty, this Is virtually a Govern
sncnt victory, which should encourage the Com
scsvattves 10 continue In tbs policy inauguEatca
o., tho lttt. Ut May.
Dyt7l4e, Clerical. considers tho reduction Of
tho Republican n,ai"rity Fcbuko u the In
.ols.,cr ol The ax,, mud IN encouragement To
President Macs!ahou to pSrscTese iu his present
course.
Thu 7enps. while admitting some REDUCTION
Of tEc ktpubi!tz4a tuaiortts, considers m do.
| clslon u( fraucv til lnvur vi the Republicans
peEempiory, and declares that II Will be neither
possible uur permissible 10 resist II.
Tbs Co,sstijua,.a' a4lrlses Tho Immediate rs-
| ttrrmcnt VI tha Ministers.
| B0IH rAKrlgs DISAPPOINTED.
Pans, Oct. l5-Tfis evening tnpcr5 point
| out that boln the Opposition aud tho Govern
n,cnt arr disappointed, tie forsner having horel
to return iU0 Deputies, while the latter Feck-
onca Dn gainlug iO selit.
| Tic As4.a,er tie Iara states TINT tho Govern
| meus hAs gu1ned forty seats, aud ulaY obtain lca
| more, and su.scsts that Tho Goyc1tuacnt's sue
tess Is sufficient to afford pm opportunity Of ter
mnatinx the Crisis by mutual concessions. Per
feet tranquility continues to prevail.
Tuk NEWS IN GERMANY.
BERLIN, OFT. l5.-fhu neHx OF the flcpublieaa
victory III France Is received he9r Mltl! satisfae-
tiou aul stan relief BY Ill exlrpt the Ultsanoa-
LAURA aua Socialists ~ the triumph Of pezes.
L HN A AEGAkllEIkI