... this occasion. There were speeches delivered. A letter from Tarbes announces the triumph of the Conservative party over the Socialists, in the department the Upper Pyrenees. At an election for anu mber of the Council-General, M. Villeneuve, the Moderate candidate ...

... escaped with six vessels and about 400 men. FRANCE. h*nt. ; Barltf. Oatt. I lift, I Ptat. Aventcr. j 39 «J « | 15 1U | » | The Socialist parly have been, for some time past, endeavourin'; to organise banquets in various localities, celebrate the anniversary ...

... either in the facts, or m the manner of relating them.’’ The Prefect of the Gironde has Just interdicted a Republican and Socialist Club, called the National,” at Bordeaux. This Club was, it appears, sort of secret political Society. The following “com ...

... pro|«« such resolution in any roteiing of the Scotch or r.ngns r, of whom he boasts (unless, indeed, they are Chart is s Socialists), would find that bis exit would I* much more speedy than pleasant. It is almost an insult to the g sense of your readers ...

... fault, to six months’ imprisonment, and 500f. fi Sub-Editor to two months, and 700f.; and the ould be to 4008. rrange- The Socialist journal La Liberte, having failec lays for complish certain formalities, is obliged to suspend lication for a few days. ied ...

... prison. A letter from Lyons, of the Kth instant, states, that the street riot Paris, the 4 t caused some excitement among the Socialist ...

... them has been followed by a strike. The Prefect and Cleneral have taken measures to preserve tranquillity in tbe city. The Socialists of Paris have announced, that their first meeting lo elect delegates for an electoral Committee, to conduct the ensuing ...

... eon tern pi. The Socialists arc making tremendous efforts for the Paris elections; but they have not yet decided as to their candidates. The friends of M. Girardin are straining every nerve get him accepted. should have the Socialists’support, poll a large ...

... Constitution, or to religion or morality. A demonstration was attempted during the carnival at Tulle (Correze), where the Socialists prepared to parade the streets in costume, with chains round their necks and with scythes in their hands. The authorities ...

... orders that they shall be prepared for warlike operations at a moment’s notice. A great number of Socialist tracts have been seized at Rouen. The Socialists of Goudon, Lot et Garonne, have been endeavouring to create a disturbance, similar to the one in ...

... Jlottlimt ® )?ig. BELFAST: TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1850 The latest intelligence from Paris reports Socialist election triumphs, which have caused considerable uneasiness. There is an arrival from New York, but bringing only one day’s later accounts than those ...

... uuagitating orator, a Clerical agitator, deluder of the people, or that, such occasions the present, identified himself with the Socialists or Communists. was no f)o--cialist, though exceedingly social; was no Communist, though he wished terras of intimacy and ...