... > v . 1 fletos. FRANCE. The coalition mentioned in onr last, between the Legitimists, the Orleanists, and Socialists, still exists, and it would now appear that their efforts are more directed against the President personally than agams any of his Ministers ...

... messages. The resistance, such as it was, against the promulgation of these measures proceeded, we repeat, far less from the Socialist parly or the bands that terrified the capital April, May, and June, than from that portion of the middle cla.-ses which refuses ...

... sceptic. He believes in no man s honesty. He startled the meeting declaring solemnly that in all Paris there were not ten pure Socialists. All your public men,” he cried, “are imposters, and Ledru Rollin himself is nothing but a mere mannikin.” . At Menilmontaut ...

... in fact so guarded were the preparations, and of so extensive a character, made by the Government, that the chiefs of the socialist party saw once that unless they could accomplish their object by a coupde-main it was useless to attempt it. They now affect ...

... assembly, held on the 25th ultimo at Schonbrunuen, was composed of nearly 2,000 persons; they voted with some modifications the Socialist programme, protesting however against all charge of communism. Before separating, they appointed a committee to present to ...

... intention frame a bill for the revision the electoral law which has excited the indignation of the Socialist press. A clandestine press for printing Socialist pamphlets, which were afterwards distributed through Paris and the suburbs for the purpose of making ...

... triumph the Socialist candidates have obtained in Paris, or anger the anticipated losses in some of the departments, attempt would made to get a movement, which happily have not been realized Letters from Montmorency say—“ The triumph of the Socialists in Paris ...

... extinguished the rumour of his secret opposition to the law. There has been public demonstration on the occasion, for which the Socialists take great credit to themselves. The ncgociations going on between the English and French governments, on the Oreck question ...

... are numerous enough: their name, indeed, is Legion—Legitimist and Orleanist, Republican and Monarchical, Bonapartist and Socialist, but the strange thing associated with their history is, that all, without exception, seem to think that by the death of ...

... purpose. It would seem from this adilress that notwithstanding M. Kossuth’s Speeches in England, he is still regarded by the Socialist democrats as a frere and ami. When JVI. Kossuth received this address which he did with much emfttion, he is said to have ...

... hist, states that the police had succeeded in seizing depot of 20,000 volumes of Socialist tracts in the dwelling of a tailor in that eitv, who was employed by the Socialist propaganda to distribute them amongst the operatives. A leader of the insurgents ...

... The Socialists of Condon, Cot ct Garonne, having heard of the riot in Paris that followed the cutting down of the trees of liberty, attempted to get a similar scene. They were at once dispersed the and dd ringleaders arrested. number of Socialist penny ...