... Ing to his saccessor the power with which he may be entrust- ed. Ile declares himself, however, totally opposed to all Socialist' doatrines, and then entersL into a recapitulation of all the reforms which appear requisite for the good-of the nation, ...

... sa letsrine-Motes.areoi the arr as four to one in fsvour of Louis Napoleon over Cavalgnngeanet the Red Republicans and Socialist are in a n minority. t aMephasble The Coanslitutionnbe of Yesterdsy states that tre new Ministry has not been settled h p ...

... obtained the greatest nnmber of votes, was proclaimed President. Internal dissensions appear to menace the existence of the Socialist faction of thle Republicans. A duel has taken place between Count D)'Alton Shece, ex-peer of France. and M: Charles Delescluze ...

... the clubs they will havea another fight. Changarnier has organised his force; so any8 outbreak of the Red Repuiblicans and Socialists would be imn- tt mediately put down; hbut if there be any change of ministry r Cliangarnier will he deprived of his Powers ...

... among the public is that the re ports which have been afloat for some days Past of a general rising among the elubbists and socialists is true, and that the Government has taken these precautions in order to prevent it.. There is no doubt that the.excitement ...

... others Nye can trace the work of men well- known and highly-estcemed. The first paper in the pre- sent number is on the socialist party in France, and gives a i distinct and impartial view of the various sections of republi- cans engaged in the political ...

... it-was only by the greatest exertions that the Colonel succeeded in subduing the rioters. P.RIS, ThursdayL-The attempt of the socialists to put the Assembly in contradiction with itself yesterday, by propos- ing thata -party convicted of adultery should he ...

... carried by a majority of 60, in a house of upwards of 500. MI. Proudhon, as uncompromising in point of morals, as in his socialist and anarchical no- tions, proclaimed this triumph as the revengeof socialism. The President continues to increase the popularity ...

... to indace a number f.14ieorsforming Part of the garrison of Paris to join them 9 'batqoet the men themselves arrested the Socialists and dthcmtn the next guard-house. These persons are to b,,01citd befor the Court of Correctionall Police. TheSioee stsates ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. | I !yance. PARIS, Monday.-The Socialists of the 4th arroudissement gave abanqueton Sunday at the Barriere do Svres. It vras attsnded by about 556, Persons, including several female So- cialists and their children., M. JolY wasthe-only ...

... another plot- ting socialist, and a man distinguished as a chemist, is to be banished for six years ; Blanqui, the third of the trio of socialist leaders; likewise a man of note, is sen- tenced to 11 ; Soubrier, the head of the socialist secret police, to ...

... Monday.-Yesterday being Easter Sunday, it was kept as a holiday by all the respectable journals. Only Red Republican and Socialist journals, and the National which is almost as bad, are published to-day. Paris to-day has re- surned''quite its'old features ...