... SOCIALISTS AND SOLDIERS. The Moniteur states that some Socialists having on Tuesday last endeavoured to induce a number of soldiers forming part of the garrison of Paris to join them in a banquet, the men themselves arrested the Socialists and lodged ...

... PROUDHON, THE SOCIALIST. The manner of this gentleman while delivering a speech that, from its extremely subversive and revolutionary character, threw the Assembly into fits of fury, was not only calm but heavy, and had nothing in it of a studiously offensive ...

... THE SOCIALIST COMMUNITY IN ...

... PROUDHON, THE SOCIALIST, The manner of this gentleman while delivering a speech that, from its extremely subversive and revolutionary character, threw the Assembly into fits of fury, was not only calm but heavy, and had nothing in it of a studiously offensive ...

... SOCIALISTS' ANNIVEItSARY. TO THE EDITOR OF TIIE SUN. Ste,—ln the report of my address in your Paper of yesterday, delivered at the anniversary of the Socialists, I am represented to have said . that some of the l ecturers of the Society had delivered ...

... Chartiats. The Commissioner. — l regret that I cannot assist you, M, Jasmin. I do not think that Socialist husbands arc liable for tho debts of Socialist wives. You had better take out a fresh summons against Mdlle. Charlotte, \e . who, no doubt, will ...

... SOCIALIST BANQUETS. A banquet, entitled a banquet of Democratic Socialist women, was held on Sunday at the Salle 'Valentino. The total number of guests was 800, including men and children, and, indeed, the great majority was composed of men. It was ...

... THE FItENCII SOCIALISTS. TIIE Socialists arc determined to have their candidate for the presidency ; but it does not seem clear whether they will select Raspail, or the famous atheist, Proudlion, whose favourite maxim it is that everything belongs to ...

... THE FRENCH SOCIALISTS. M. Proudhon, the Socialist leader, brought forward a motion the other day, which, though defeated, is singularly significant of the state of society in which such a scheme is admitted to discussion. Ile has quietly proposed a plan ...

... THE SOCIALISTS AT CHURCH. (From the 'Edinburgh Witness.) For several weeks past, post and - pillar in Edinburgh Have been placarded . every Saturday with the handbills of one Mrs. Martin,—an Equal.right lecturing-woman Mid a Socialist. The handbills intimate ...

... BitOTHERTON AND THE SOCIALISTS. We have placed before out readers the fact of the pious Mr. Brotherton's association with, and patronage of, Mr. Robert Owen the Socialist. We perceive our Zealous and powerful contemporary, the Manchester Chronicle, is ...

... Republicans and Socialists are preferred, perhaps unjustly, against General Cavaignac. His liberation of a large number of the convicted insurgents of June on the eve of the fete of the constitution—the impunity with which the Socialist clubs are again ...