... X brayed his confederates, the police made an entry and cap. tured about sixty persons. They are chiefly workmen of the socialist party, but some of them are men of influence in their way, and their arrest will, it is said, lead to important I discoveries ...

... Thursday up to four o'clock gives thie totalC number of 45 4 deputies, of whom 298 are nioderates, 85 . 1 democrats and socialists, and 71 doubtfulla E GERMIANY. The movement in Germany, on behalf of the Constitution7S is rapidly spread ing. At Mark, ...

... election returns, for the new Assembly, show that, Of tb . 64 representatives, 01 hold moderate opinions,- and 220 ;only Socialist opinions. Lord Normnanby has returned to NC . FRANC:E. tb .Nothing is yet positive about the formation of General .Bugeaud's ...

... wvas shot dead. ' The remaining nine are in close 1s confinement. se One or two attempts to create riots have been made by socialists in the provinces, but they were immediately to crushed. Large orders from foreign countries and the provinces have given ...

... Chuicb.— C. K. N. At all times the won* •' C. We do not r ...

... letter of Louis Napoleon against the expedi- 1 tion to Civita Vectiais is calculated to injsre his chanll ces of election. A socialist banquet took place on Saturday. Thee r2 feeling appearred to be in favour of Ctavaigoae. Msra tl C Bugeantd's resolution ...

... a letter :firom Milan dated thle eveting of the 21st, announeing that the city was in full et insurrection. There was a socialist banquet in Paris on a Sunday, attended by above 550 persons, including several K women and children. The ustual speeches ...

... may lead to a popular manifestation, as tc calculated to trouble thle public, peace. The ?? counsel were furious with the socialist, Reuben, for his Scot denunciation of them.' ther All the other accounts. from Paris tend to show that there ratin is not ...

... of'persons pronmiasnently identified with dissent. First, the number proves to be not fifteen, but ttwelve: several are Socialists, and Chartist lecturers, and ,from what can be learned, were not at any period pro- ,minently connected with any religious ...

... -The proceedings in the High Court of Justice, at Bourges, were resumed yesterday. The court adjourned at six o'clock. A socialist family banquet, given by the inhabitants of the l1th arrondissement, took place ott Sunday, at tile Carrilre de Levres. Several ...

... saicho, there, rind tire eonseqrrenco-wsvs, they hrad chirldren of all seelsandtpartirs. Itonran Catholics, Dissenter's, Socialists, and Cliartistt. all sent their children, and alt seietro trutedaexactilythe some. 'rie pret)irotorsweroemienof isilseersanun ...

... ette htnd been closed, no details can oer be explected till to morrow' morning. thtei Ilt thte assembly, ou lloitdav, a socialist ideputy eanseti ten greittcotifasloit,bydeclaring thattiae majority of theeissemubly n biiil violateti ?? cootthuttion. Th'le ...