... the Pope.—The Momiitmr states that some Socialists having on Tuesday last endeavoured induce number of soldiers forming part of tlm garrison Paris join them in banquet, the men themselves arrested the Socialists and lodged them In the next gnnrc- Then- ...

... coming election. The proapects of the latter are good. The socialists the 4th arrondissement gave banquet on nt the Barrie re Hdvres- was attended about 550 persons, including several female socialists and their children. The usual toasts were given.—M. Joly ...

... F E I G X. Frasck —The elections torn out to be lean satisfactory than was anticipated. Paris t« n Socialists have been returned, many of them near the top of the poll. The Moderate*, or Doubtful* they might rather called, have large majority. A feeling ...

... Communists and Socialists, and on this fact he is warned by the 1efornie, which, in doing so, relieves itself from the imputation of behig of the party of the Red Re- public. The Prince is said to be in no respect Republi- can. The Socialists are in no regard ...

... I.ATEST NEWS. Paris.— Much un«i«inc*s prevailed here on Tuesday. The votes of the army for the Socialists cicited alarm ; everything teemed combined to depress the friends of order. Rille, the commander the blockade the North Sea, has sent word Colonel ...

... consequence has been that the socialists have -gained a triumph that they never anticipated. The e legislature will be more than moderately republican; e and the army is suspected of being more than half de- d bauched by the socialist doctrines. The gallant ...

... 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 ...

... Bugeaud lost his election hv four votes, the numbers polled for him l»eing 107,821. Among the unsuccessful candidates the Socialist* have polled the greater number of vote*. Grepi-o has 101.744 : Th«re, 101,014; Demnv, 101,559: DAlton Bhec, Proudhon, 100 ...

... of the Republic is announced as the author of three measures, placed before the Council. The first of them of a tolerably Socialist character. Its object establish b'i»ks of mutual assistance for the working-classes- These banks are to under the guarantee ...

... monstrosities of such men as Cabet and Louis Blanc, and from the brutal and irra- tional selfishness of the Ifontagnards and Socialists. Ireland has been more edified by the criminal folly of her burlesque rebellion than by all the proclamations, promises ...

... LATEST NEWS. FOREIGN. PAris, Saturday.-Some apprehension exists that the Socialists and Communists will attempt a deininstration in support of a petition for the liberation of M. Raspail, but the Government are fully prepared to repress it. The commission ...

... moderates have a great majority; but these are chiefly moderate republicans; and the extreme democrats-the montagnards and socialists-compose about a third of the Assembly-the legitimists and royalists forming a comparatively small section. As a specimen ...