... despatch announces the election of M. Louis Bonaparte in the Charente Infdrieure. The capital continues to be tranquil. The socialists persist in declaring that governmea* has no right to detain Raspail any longer in prison. This will probably be met by an ...

... clearly into the late events and their causes. There is little doubt that a party formed here in Germany in imitation of socialist democrats-that is, the red republicans of Paris-has been at work. Many of its members or emissaries have been active in the ...

... manifestation had tbeen prepared for to-day, but was suppressed by the Iinfluence of some leading members of that party. t Eight socialists were arrested to-day, charged with a conspiracy against the life of Gen. Cavaignac. A fatal duel has taken place between ...

... foreign warto whichgencrous impulses might have driven it; and at home, in resisting the pratensions of the corn nauniets and socialists. This po. liey, ho contended, only required fur its consolidation and consecration the rvgular action rf a government organisel ...

... directed to provoke a duol, b)llt A. d'Anjoy, howover, treated tilehi vithl complete disdafn. Tihe red republicans and socialists appear resolved to play over again thoe draina of tile baulalots ot last year. Such manifestatijons are accordingly aillwuince(l ...

... to the chief of the eecativo power proporitiors tbr reumitting the penalty of trans- c 1 portation. is The democratic and socialist banquet at 2f. a head tl was held onl Saturday, at a wine-house, at the Barri- ere de Sjrecs, and mustered between 1,000 ...

... the threat of a disturbance at Berlin. All peace- ful and timid people. frightened by the sys. tems of our communists and socialists, consider the central power to be their saviour. This same centrel power asembles troops from all countries, and Ger. many ...

... and A 5 bas Cavaignac ! vere heard. AThe Corsai'e gives the following;i-1 A monster 1 banquet at Paris (republican, socialist, and demo- t crtic, of course) is spoken of for the beginning of November. The representatives of the Montague are a to be ...

... imiply no jusdgment of their principles, but simply the commonly received desig- nation of the party. Thle conmiutlists and socialists had detsrmined to return ThOr6 for Paris, in case Prince Louis Buoisparte hald chosen to represent one of the several d ...

... of un- tl settled principles of either creed or government, is th naturally so dangerous. at We must ?? that we Consider socialist princi- Hl piles inevitable in any thinking country which has lit shalcen oflf religious belief. If the Christian dispensa- ...

... for (Gun. Cavaigirac. It is believed that tilhe P ultra-de(nortrats andl ilontuallirdis will v-oe lor Ledru-1tullirr. Thc socialists arl commulis!s will probablv bet IIP Raspimil, brit, if riot, they will vote 1 tir AL Ledru-It-Ilirr. Until to-day it was ...

... hut tie, iiur ile presiodelcy. Tfllo legitimists woulil vito for himin fruom hiatledi to tile repubi lie, and man1y of the socialists woul d givo lhini thieir vote iii pecctalion that he wvoliid be induceud to favonr thlt jnrty. It is considered certaini ...