... Foreign Intelligence. FRANCE. Accounts from Montpellicr of the 22d ult. state tnat Socialist doctrines have made alarming progress in that town, and that the audacity the demagogues is extraordinary. Groups are often seen parading the streets at noon-day ...

... slsrbly, and for General Bedeau as Vice-President. The Spinners' Association at lille is dissolved by the Prefect. Four Socialist Almanacs have been prohibited throughout the 6th military division by the Commander General. All clubs in the departltnt ...

... reported imielt chagrined his want ofmceews, ially alter Laving so far vlemeamtl hiruaelf :ta to vole conjunction with the Socialist*. The amendment M. t ...

... Orleanists, i Buonapartists, and Moderate Republicans, for a time sunk all their party considerations, to put down the Socialists and the Mountain. The Republicans of the t Veille were the first to break their temporary connection with the majority, ...

... consequence of the indecision manifested by the Legislative Assembly. Some circumstances have transpired, showing that the Socialists are active, and that the first opportunity will be seized to overturn the present order things. On the other hand, the ...

... admirers M. Proudhon will leurn with dismay the total abandonment (at least far ptneriec the former principles that great Socialist. M. Proudhon longer the rh-adlv fiunily and property. He has taken unto himself a wife and rumour »«Ma that natutwl of the ...

... much coritusia1l Oand disturbance, created by the courtisans of the respeltline candid ites -Legitimifit, Bonapartist. and Socialist. Thtr result of thefr lrsttay's election A as in favour of q. di LourdGineux. chief -editor of the Gazrele de irance, the ...

... things 'than they at present possess, there is no doubt that both in Paris and throughout the provinces, democratic and Socialist doctrines have made vast pro- gess within the past year. In the meantime France seems to be in a very pros- perous condition ...

... Wednesday the discussion continued. OnTburaday, M. M..ntalriubert delirered Innßand prominent speech fiercely hostile the Socialists. At its conclusion, the debate again adjourned. Pari,-. .v«a ...

... will be the return the Pope Rome, and the recal of the French armv. The department the Indre infested with multitude of Socialist emissaries, endeavouring to pervert the peasants. The Editor of the OaMtt France haa been acquitted Jury, for an attack upon ...

... effect. Exasperation, anger, and discontent will be increased ten-fold ; and does the Government think that a Chartist demi socialist demonstration at such a town as Stafford or l.eeds will be a counterpoise to the universal outcry against short wages and ...

... , .‘•fl*?*- talo** to. i and discontent will ue increased ten-fold: and do«*s the (lovernment think that Chartist denii-socialist demonstration at such towns St.dford Leetls will a counterpoise to tho universal outcry against short wages and work which ...