The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.


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The Election Last sunday.
| New York, October l5.-Paris dis
patches report the election OF 3l5 Repub
licAns and 1893 Conservatives. Eleven
ACCOMPLISHMENTS require 4 iresh ballot
The result in l2 Is still uncertain. The
Government gains 81 seats. There wal
considerable excitement last evening In
front Of The Figaro Office, but the police
dispersed the crowd.
An Associated Press dispatch SAYS tha,
the election in France for members Of the
Chamber Of Deputies passed of quietly
no disturbance having been reported uI
to 81 o'clock this morning.
A dispatch Of this morning says that
the returns from 373 Arrondisements
show the election Of 24S Republicans and
III MAcMahon:tea. lneight arrondisse.
menta 4 second ballot will be required.
Thus far the Republicans lose thirty
seats and gain fourteen. Among the
Deputies elected are Gambetta, Grevy,
Paul De Cassagnac and Louis Blanc,
The following additional names have
been received Gerry, Moderate Republi.
can, from Besancon; Bonnet Luverdier,
now in prison Tor libelling MacMahon,
from Paris on Place; Pascal DasIrat,
Moderate Republican; Rouker, Bona.
partist, from Riom; Richard Wadding.
ton, Moderate Republican, from Rouen,
re elected, defeating the Government can.
didate, Delamerre; Baron Houssmann,
Bonapartist, from Ajaccto, defeating
Prince Napoleon. GambeIta was elect.
ed by "3,s72 voteS agaiOSt 1911 for his
opponent.
PARIS, October 15.-Julea Greyy was
elected from Donnie. defeating tue Gov.
eminent candidate, Picat Daligny, as well
as in Paris. Letourton, Bonapariist, pres.
eat Minister Of the Interior, was re.elect.
ed. OF the elected, eighteen belong to the
1868; Of the late Chamber, 90 are lonsery.
aIiveS, o. being reelected. For an actual
majority OF the Chamber, 267 votes are
required.
FRENCH POLITICS AND MONEY.
ln final circular to the Projects, Sat.
urday, Defourton, Minister Of the Int.
rior, alter announcing Gambetta's second
sentence and declaring that three hundred
constituents are secure for the govern
nent candidates, said the Bourse meau-
while raises, thus affirming its confidence
in the government success. The Syndi-
cate Of Brokers also telegraphs to the
provinces on Saturday as follows: Mar
ShalPs success is regarded as certain;
rentes 1857 Csc. That figure was touched
Saturday probably through the efforts Of
The same Syndicate for the purpose Of in.
luencing the election, but when the
Bourse closed rentes were l05t 25c, and
business on the Boulevard, later, 1861
l5c. Now that the election Is ali over
peacefully, and Republican success un-
doubted, it is worthy OF remark, in con-
trast with the official declarations OF Sat.
nrday, that business wa4 done on the
Boulevards this morning ut 1851 90c.
PARIS, October Isl p. M.-Two hun.
dred aud eighty.tOur Republicans and 1876
Conservatives have been elected out Of
400 ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Ia eleven cases
second ballotings will be necessary. The
result in ten Of these is expected to be
favorable to the Conservatives. It is
considered probable that the new Cham
ber will consist of about 800 Republicans
and 2lO Conservatives. Duke De Cazes,
Minister for Foreign Affairs, has been
returned from Puget Thenier. in place of
Lelevere.
BOTH SIDES DlsAFPoISTED.
The evening papers point ont that both
the opposition and the government are
disappointed, the former having hoped
to return 400 Deputies, while the latter
reckoned on gaining 100 seats. The
1isasenger de PdriS states that the govern
ment has gained forty seats and may OBJ.
tain more, and suggests that the govern
ments success is sufficient 10 afford an
opportunity Of terminating the crisis by
mutual concessions. Perfect tranquility
continues to prevail.
LONDON, October ia dispatch from
Paris at midnight gives returns showing
that 325 Republicans and l9l Conserya.
tives are elected, and that The second
ballots are required in twelve cases.
Some Of the Bonapartist leaders, such as
Due De Mouchy. NJ. Chevreau aud n.
ROul, have been defeated. The elections
are considered as unsatisfactory in result
and as calculated to lead 10 n renewal OF
strife.
The FraRcai,c, Duke De Broglie's or.
gan, claims after Gambettas boast: that
400 Republican majority is virtually a
government victory, which encourages
the Conservatives 10 continue the policy
inaugurated on the 10Th Of May.
The Dettnse Geriea! considers the re.
duction OF the Republican majority a
rebuke 10 the insoIence OF the 1858 and an
encoutagementIo President McMahon to
persevere in his present course.
The Temps, while admitting some re.
duction in the Republican majority, con.
slders the decision Of France in favor Of
the Republicans peremptory and declares
that it will be neither possible or permis.
sible to resist it.
The Constitutional advises the lmmedi-
ate retirement Of the ministers.