Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-08-23
BY CABLE.

PARIS, August 23.-The final re-
suits at 548 elections hads are that
483 members have been elected, and
65 second ballots will be necessary.
OF the former Chamber 1854 Deputies
we're returned, including 81 Right and
3O3 Left. The Republicans elected 1893
Of their candidates aud the Monarch
lists and Bonapartists So. The Repub-
licans gained 81 seats, IA from the
Monarchists, rs from the Bonapartists
aud ii in new electoral districts. The
Bonapartists gained two seats from
the Republicans and the Monarchists
seven. The Republican gain is there
fore reduced to 40. The Monarchists
gained two seats from the Bonapart.
lists. The 1893 Republicans elected
may be classed as follows: Left Cen
ter, Al; Lett, 1859; Republican Union,
1870, and Extreme Left, %.
LONDON, August 23.-Parnell will
deliver an address to the Irish Elec
tors Of Durham, asking them to vote
for the Tory candidate or abstain from
voting in the election for the Parlia-
mentary vacancy caused by the death of
John Jaycey, Liberal, at Vienna.
Baron Mayr. Austrian Minister at
Washington, at present here, is about
to tender his resignation on account
of i'll health.
In the House Of Commons to-day
Lord Harrington, Secretary of State
for India, said: Although he had been
in constant communication with the
Viceroy Of India, he was not aware
the Ameer had asked for money and
arms, or that the Indian government
intends to interfere in the internal
affairs of Afghanstan.
MADRID, August 23.-Forty incen-
diaries have been arrested in Estre-
madura.
DUBLIN, August 23.-0ne of the
suspects" named Hanncy has been
released, owing to ill-health.
PARIS, August 23.--One of the most
significant features of the election for
members Of the Chamber of Deputies,
is the defeat of the Bonapartists in
Corsica. Among the noted Bonapart-
lists who disappear from public life,
are Mel, Abbatucci, Hsntens and
Duke De Padrue. The Bonapartist
journal, the L'0rdre, admits that the
elections have been for the Conserva-
tives of all shades adefeat, from which
it will take long to recover. Accord
ing to independent estimates, the Re-
actionists in the new Chamber will,
even after the second ballots, be below
hundred in number. The two sit
ting BOnapartists were re elected at
CahOrs, in spite of the re-
cent brilliant reception given to
Gambetta there. At Versailles, Pain
and Lepelletier, well known violent
Intransigeants, were defeated. Among
the candidates of note, who we're
elected, are Grippe, Republican; ChaS.
Ferry, Republican; Albert Ferry,
Republican, Left; and Albert De
Muen, Royalist. The following Dep.
uties have been elected: DeBaudry,
D'ASson, Legitimistsi Louis LeGrand,
Republican, Left; Prax Paris, Bona
partist; DeMadier Montjou. Extreme
Left; LaRocheIoucald, Lpgitimist;
Jauvier de la Mot, Bonapartist; Ma
guCt, Extreme Left; LaRoche Jou-
bert, Bonapartist; and Lafere, eK-
Minister, Republican. Paul DeCas-
sagnac, Bonapartist, has been elected
at Miranda.
LONDON, August 23.-The volume
ofreports on the haryests of the diff
ferent countries throughoutthe world,
brought out annually, is now being
issued. Reports of the wheat crop in
France are this year from over larger
area, and indicate better crops than
last year. This years barley is not so
good as in 1880, but it is fairly good;
maize very ordinary; oats and rye fair.
On the whole, crops are not up to
those oflast year, but wheat is not
much below the average. None Of the
crops will be very bad, but none will
be very good. Crops in Great Britain
are described as follows: Wheat 1Oper
cent below the average and likely to
realize 100000 quarters; barley
10 per cent above average; oats 20
per cent below average. The year
Is one in which the farmers are not
likely to- recoup themselves for leases
during the past FIVE years. In Austria
and Hungary the crops arc good all
round. Wheat and barley are both
above the average; rye very much,
and oats slightly under the average.
Reports from Italy agree that the
crops are Of medium quality,and much
below the abundance Of those oF1S9O.
In the Turkish provinces on the Dam