New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
REPUBLICAN GAINS IN FRANCE.

THE DoNApARTISTs RoUTED-KEILER DEFEATED
PARIS, Aug 22.-The general result I'D to this
forenoon showed q return of 279 Republicans and
% Oppostions g. The former gained As seats of
which the Moderate Republicans secured 81 the
Republican Union o, the Extreme Left 3 and the In
trans'geants 2. Forty-sx second ballots will be
nee ssary.
Inc great feature OF the elections is the defeat of
the Bonapartiss. In Dordogne alone they lost four
seats The following candidates of note were re-
elected: Ministers Ferry and Cochery Mon>eigncur
Freppcl, NJ. de Cho.cul, of the Republican Left
ana Left Centre, and NJ. de Marcerc. Of the Left
Centre.
There will he second ballot in Lcsparre Depart
ment OF Glrondc, none of the candidates having OBJ
tanned majority. Baron Haussmann, the Bona
paTuSt caIldate there, polled the lowest number of
votes. ~ Keller. the noted Clerical, was defeated
IN The department of Haut-R Rhin. Leon Renault
Republican, was defeated at Bordeaux
a. he general result of the elections in Paris shows
hhrinuollcans and irroconcilables, Four second
ballots VIII be necessary. Avowed Socialist and
Evolutionary candidatcs generally received only
hand1ui OF votes. They are suspected in many
cases of being started only for the purpose of cans
ing ing divisions Among the members reelected in the
fTrpauif nantagrel and Marmotlan, all of the Re-
publican Union. NJ Clemenceau, of the Extreme
Ici', mas been elected in both divisions of Mont
martrc. He was also elected in Aries.
An, NJ Is. l. Blsehofishem, the ban ker candidate Of
circumscription of Nice.
AN OFFICIAL ESTIMATE.
M. Constans, Minister OF the Interior classifes
the results Of the elections as recorded up to 6
O'Clock this evening follows Republican Left
and Republican Union, $40; Royalists and Cleri-
Gals, 40; Bona artists 3S; Extreme Left, SO; and
Intransigeants, 3. Fifty-fve second ballots will be
necessary.
II is still doubtful whether NJ Gambetta has OBJ
tainet an absolute majority in the second circum-
scription of Delleyille 1t is believed that he has
not.
The only disturbance that occurred during the
elections was at Turco ug, Department of the Nord,
where q mob broke windows Three persons were
arrested.
rhe newspapers point ont that the Extremists of
both the Rlght and Left have been defeated and that
the new Chamber will essentially be Progressist.
NET RESULT
The final results at the 54S elections held are that
4s3 members have been elected, and 90 second bal
lots Will be necessary. OF the former Chamber
30i Deputies were returned, including 81 of the
Right and 1903 of the Left The Republicans
elected 3oS Of their candidates and the Monarchiss
and Bonapartists 50. The Republicans gained 81
scats-14 from the Monarchsts 26 from the
Bonapartists and II i'll electoral dis
tricts. The Bonapartists gained . seats from
the Republicans, and the Monarchists T.
The Monarchsts gained 9 seats from the Bona
partists. The 1893 Republicans elected may be
classcd as follows Left Centre A. Left 159 Re-
publican Union 40, and ES RENE Left 2s.
LONDoN. Aug 22.-Th0 Times has the following
from Berlin: The result of the French elections
may influence the negotiations for alliance be-
tween Italy, Austria and Germany"