New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-24
THE ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.

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| cANs-sEvERE LOSSES OF THE BoNApARTIsrs--
GAMBNTTA CALLED UPON TO ASSUME POWER.
fABIs Aug. 23.-One of the most significant feat
ures or the elections for members of the Chamber
OF Deputies is the defeat of the Bonapartiss in Cor
slca. Among the noted Bonapartists who disappear
from public life NM. Mel Abbatucci. Haen'-
Jcns and the Duke de Padouc The Bonapartist
Journal EOrdre admits that the elections have been
Tor the Conservatives of all shades defeat from
which it will take long to recover. According to
independent estimates the Reactoniss in the new
Chtnber Will, even after the second ballots, be be-
low hundred in number. In the Department of
Lot the two sitting Bonapartists were reelected at
Cahors in spite of the recent brilliant reception to
NJ Gamhetta there At Versailles, NM. Pain and
lie Pclc.ier, wcll-known violent Intransigeants
were defeated
NOTED MEMBERS ELECTED
! Among the candidates of note who were elected
are NJ. Greppo Republican Union), NJ.
Charles Ferry (Republican) and NJ. Albert Ferry
| Rcoubiican Leftl-the last two in the Department
| OF VoSgcs; and NJ. Albert De Nun (Royast) in the
! Department of Morbihan. The following Deputies
have been reelectsl NJ. de Baudry dAsson Uegiti-
mist, Department of Vcndee NJ. Louis Legrand
| Republican Left, Department of the Nord NJ.
PraX-Parls (Bonaparlst), Department of Tarn-et-
| Garonne; NJ de Nader Montjan Extreme Lcft
! Department of Drome; NJ. La Rochefoucauld
! Lcgitimis), Department of Sarthe NJ Janoer de
d" 'ioo'o department Oh hlalue-cl-
Lore; NJ. Naquet Extreme Left, Department of
/ Vaucluse NJ Laroche Joubert (Bonapartist), De-
partment of ChIrente, and NJ. Lepere ex-Minister
Republican Unonl, Department of Yonne.
M. Paul de Cassgnac (}onanartistl has been
elected at Mirande, Department of Gers.
THE TOTAL RESULT.
The latest accounts of the elections minutely veri-
| fed show that 547 elections were held at which
4S3 Deputies elected, and that sixty-four
| ond ballots will be necessary. The 1873 members
comprise thirty. eight Monarchiss, forty-two Bona
| parists and 403 Republicans OF the latter thir-
tyionr belong to the Left Centre, 157 to the Left
! ls7 to the Repnbcan nion, and twenty-five to
! eight aud the loss ten. The Monarchial gain is
eleven and the loss eighteen. The Bonapartist gain
is three and the loss forty. The Republican gain
| includes eighteen seats formerly belonging to the
Monarchists, thirty-cigh to tho Bonapartists, and
twelve were obtaned in the electoral districts
! GAMBrTrA's ELECTION DISPUTE.
The Mayor of Belleville declares that NJ Gambetta
has been elected in both divisions but the Temps
| SAYS:
We learn the last moment that there is question
Dvison ~heh win be SUBMITTED to Commission of
scrulncers NJ. Gambetta has become the representa-
have placed him almost under the necessity of assuming
Ministry with Gambetta at its head.
he Republique Francaise discussing the voting in
Bellevie, says:
When recall all the calumnies and scandalous de-
vices which coalition OF Irreconcabcs Mon
archss resorted when recoLect that they did not
shrR from even the most unworthy stIatasems To per
enemy of democracy, think the feeble majority no
small triumph. and that II does honor not only the
Deputy elected but To his electors.
The commission TO settle the question whether
l39 votes annulled in the Second District of Belle
| VILE are to he counted will give its decision on
THURSDAY IL they are not annulled Gambetta must
submit to a second ballot.
LONDON. Aug. 23.-The Paris correspondent of
The Times points out that NJ. Gambetta's popularity
| has been undermined of late years, owing to his
keeping alooi from office. Several candidates whom
| he recommended election have been defeated.
The Berlin correspondent OF The Times says the fact
| that NJ. Gambctta only obtained a small majority
Mt Belleville has caused some satisfaction here.