... their own independent government, but the formation of a league more formidable still league against rent—in other words, a Socialist conspiracy to plunder proprietors of their estates, and to place the lordship of the land in the keeping the tenant occupiers ...

... 000 francs. The Temperature Paris.—On Sunday evenat o clock a.m. it marked 6.5, and noonday 1.8 below zero. Ignorance the Socialists. The Courrier says Socialism becomes revoltingly exacting, and no means so fraternal as it was. Candidates for seats in ...

... amongst the Conservative majority of tbe Assembly, to whom the country looked for protection against the machinations of the Socialists. Some change of ministry seems inevitable. Jerome Bonaparte, ex-Kins of Westphalia, has been raised to the dignity of Marshal ...

... from his place as master of the Cathedral Grammar School. Some strange things are done occasionally in Paris. Proudhon, tbe socialist leader, now under sentence of imprisonment for having taken part in sedetious movements, was married a few days since, and ...

... presented a bill for adding 2d. a day the pay of the sub-officers of the army, ostensibly with the view of counteracting Socialist and Red Republican intrigHcs among that class of soldiers, who are very poorly paid. If be succeed, he will have earned their ...

... Montpellier; measureTd? the di ~ This -Thldl , ted - 18t t!ie dcsi ns of Socialists, the■ Instil. T UmOU for . Pari8 through whose efforts vived T Carri d from the Socialists, is revived.—M Proudhon still au secret. Seven lawyers that thiS trCatraent ...

... throughout the land. They had been held up in the pages of the Wesleyan Magazine for September, as resembling Atheists and Socialists; compared to Ledru RolUn, and to other of tbe most notorious Red Republicans of the *rench revolution. They were compared ...

... of the Republic has issued a notice that placards treating of political matters are contrary to law.—At a late meeting of Socialists at La Chapelle, while one of the condemned of June was addressing the auditory in opposition to any confusion, great tumult ...

... Jesuits. M. Dufaure and the moderate republicans are obliged, in order to save the republic, to give their votes to the Socialists. French society has, in fact, become an arena in which a death struggle is to take place, not of wild beasts, for neither ...

... ungrateful Socialists will not repent of their having rejected his candidature. In the journals of this morning there are electioneering paragraphs in which the two parties treat each other cut-throats. The party of order declare that if the Socialists triumph ...

... FOREIGN NEWS. Paris, Wednesday.—lt is confirmed that the Socialist list for Paris has the majority over that of the Conservatives. The return of the former is regarded by the Conservatives as certain. The funds fell last night per cent. There is nothing ...

... member of the French committee for the same exposition. The votes of the army for the Vosges are by a great majority for the Socialist candidate. The opposition to the measures against the press, on the part of provincial papers, is so decided that a deputation ...