... editor of a local journal, now devoted, heart and soul, to she propagandism of some of the worst theories of the French Socialists, charges us, in his paper of last Fri- day wibhi-First, having published, in our editorial columns 11 A disgraceful attack ...

... the louse.” A letter from Lyons of the 23d inst. states that a Commissary of Police in that town bas seized two bales of Socialists which were sent there from Paris by the Diligence. The guard of the Dili- been gence has of the Gazette de France was tried ...

... receivesi siice oun last is inte- resting. In Paris there has been another political duel -anotber riotous-debate-anrl anotlier Socialist editor acqniitten. There is talk of a negociation for the cession of a large part of Lombardy to Austrin. The nninisterial ...

... 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 ...

... accede to their deniands, even shlould aii armed iiterveistion be necessary. A letter from Macon of the 25,11 states that a Socialist who paradedl the tonii, vociferating the guillotine for the rich, ons arestell after having mnade a lesperate resistanice ...

... that more than one-fourth their rents should not exacted, and would not be paid, they might have been pronounced rebels and Socialists, but their allegiance to the life that God gave them could not have been impugned. They might have been pronounced enemies ...

... cepted. The emeute in Paris, whicit gave rise to so much apprehension at the beginning of last week, has sizbsided. The Socialist, Proudhon, whose jpurnal has been seized, is placed in solitary-confineinent. The King of Prussia has, at length, swallowed ...

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

... cial pailnt of view arc the details interesting. The conidition of the Fronch provinces is ni satis- factorv, a Ii farther Socialist einentes are drenildet. News from s to the 29th ult. has been received. The blockdc was still being strictlv enforced. T ...

... licans and Socialists, and the very extreme men of the majority. “ Notre Ami Proudhon,” as he is styled by the So- He is cialists, has been placed in close confinement, no longer permitted to write for the du Peuple. The democratic Socialist journals are ...

... confirm the reasonable. ness of the apprehensions enterlaited ; still, titough no actual disturbliace has takeni plice, the Socialists have worked so effectnally upoa the feeliigs eatd the passions of a great psi- tiot of the people, that in mans places danger ...

... 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 ...