Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-15
The French Elections.

PARIS, Oot. 14-Midnight.-Th elections
have been tranquil. The following have
been successful: Jules Grevy, Moderate
Republican. ex President of the Chamber OIL
Deputies from the Ninth Advertisement oil
Paris, vies NJ. Theirs, deceased; Albert Grevy
Moderate Republican from the First Arrondis
sement Of Besanion; Leon Gambetta, Repubi
can from tho Goth ACCOMPLISHMENT of Paris; NJ.
Bonnet Duverder. (pow in prison for libeIiDe
President MaoMahoD,) 10 the 18th Arrondsse
meut of Paris, Moderate Republican; Paul de
Cassagnao, Government candidate for the Ar
reimbursement Of Condor, reelected; Louis Blanc
Radical Republican from the 9Th Arroudisse
mont of Paris.
PARIS, OFT. 15-2 o. NIP to this hour
$50 results of the election are known. The
Conservatives have gained thirteen seats hth
erto occupied by Republicans. The Republi,
cans have gained FIVE Conservative seats
PARIS, Oct. 15-3 a. m.-Ooe hundred and
sixty results are now known. l07 Republicans
and AZ Conservatives have beeu elected. Oh
the Republicans l02 belong to the 1868 who
voted the order Of the day censuring the dsso.
luton. The following have been elected M.
Rouher, Bonapartist Government candidate
from the lst Circumscription of Riom, re elect
ed Richard Washington, Moderate Republican,
Sd Circumscription Of Rouen, defeating the
Government candidate; Baron Haussmann, DO.
napartist, Government candidate from Ajaccio,
defeating Prince Napoleon, the late member;
Gambetta was elected by 1882 votes against
his opponents l,6ll.
PARIS, OCT. l5-4:3 a. m.-lGl Republicans
and II Conservatives have been elected.
10 four cases second ballots will be necessary.
The Republicans have lost "a seats formerly
occupied by them, and the Conservatives 10.
elected 10 the ACCOMPLISHMENT Of Dole. defeat
ing the Government candidate as we'll as in
Paris. Nj. De Fourton, Bonapartist, the pres
ont Minister of the Interior, Government can.
ddate for Riberac, has been reelected.
PARIS, OCT. l5-9 a. m.-Three hundred
results are now known. One hundred and ninety
seven are republican. of which $50 belong to
the 1868" of the lato Chamber. Ninety. nine
are conservative, Of which Ga are reelected and
require second ballots. The republicans loose
p seats but gain IS. For an actual majority
Of the chamber 267 votes are required.
PARIS Oct. 15-l0:30 q. m.-Three hundred
and seventy.fve ACCOMPLISHMENTS return 24S
republicans and III MaoMahonists. Second bal.
lots are required 10 eight cases. The republl-
cans lose 80 seats, but gain IA.
PARIS. OCT. l5.-Iu 6nal circular to the
Projects on Saturday. Nj. De Fourtop Minis
ter of the Interior, alter announcing NJ. Gam
betta's second sentence, and declaring that
three hundred constituencies are secure tor
government candidates, said: The Bourse
meanwhile rises, thus affirming its confidence
10 the governments success"
A syndicate of brokers also ttelegraphedd, to
the nroyinces on Saturday as follows: The
marshal's success is regarded as certain
Reutes 1857. CSC.
It is true that that figure was touched du.
ring Saturday. probably through the efforts of
that same syndicate, and for the purpose OF To-
Auencing the elections, but when the Bourse
closed at O'Clock rentes we're lO5f 25,., and
business was dono on the Boulevards later at
1O5f l2c. Now that the elections are over
peacefully, and a republican success is un.
doubted, it is worthy of remark, 10 contrast
with the official declaration of Saturday, that
business was done 10 rcntes on the Boulevards
this morning at l05f, 90c