... FOREIGN. FRANCE. in,ur ent Socialists of Dole, in the province of dura, who were apprehended for taking part the affair of the I3th June, have been tried and acquitted. ,«ii en r w Je rome Bonaparte has been raised to the rank of .Marshal of France. A ...

... post-masters of France for c ?? tol by tbem, in consequence of the establish- I eentiof~illlrd, ?? editor of the democratic socialist t josrltlil Lajbette, hias been tried before the assize court c ofnile Seje for a scdtious article, entitled Anarchy, and ...

... Paris, preparations for the struggle at Ih are going on writh great activity, both~on the part of moderates ltb 'ed and socialists. The moderatesare to have apreliminaryealec. Si LO lion, forthepurpose of fixing upon thecandidiates. Theeclecto- ilt atr ...

... in the i _ assembly. we expected, but the Gloic's correspondent says i . that tministers will mnove ;that there existed socialist ma- i as chinations, fors arising in Germany end Italy in the spring i it as a prelude to-disturbances in Paris, which have ...

... provinces are somewhat more favourable. The agitation has in a degree subsided and it is thought will gradually disappear. The Socialists had worked so effectually upon the feelings and the passions of a great portion of the people, that many places danger seemed ...

... General ?? jus-I tilled the rneasur.6'2on the ground that the country was threatened withi insurrection lon the part of the socialists. He denied that the n lea'vure wals unconstitutional, and brought proofs to Show that, both in the times Of Charles X. and ...

... religious service; but a gigantic -fte is talked of for the 4th May- the anniversary of the foundation of the republic. The socialist candidates for Paris will be much injured by the late work just published- The Memoirs of a Conspirator. The perfect o ...

... Missioll f ?? beetu accoutoliisled. lie is to be repliteed at Berliti by Al. de Aldre, the Fretich euvoy at Dreailedi.-l'he socialists of Goudon lotet Gerioltte. having beard of the riots in Paris that followed the destractiot ofE tie trees of liberiy. attemptedl ...

... three Swedenborgians asked several questions, which were answered to the satisfaction of above four-fifths of the audience—A Socialist made a rambling infidel speech—Mr. Hamer replied in a very satisfactory manner. At tbe conclusion it was stated that he would ...

... on the Lake of Como, and 3000 troops at Luino, the object being to make an atfack on the independence of Switzerland. The socialists in the east and south of France continue to excite the watchful attentions of the government. A great number of strangers ...

... stated that- the form-. this Ing -of 'an army, ont the eastern frontier is more for the pur- Ldone -oS`S of--pv-ekawing-the socialists than anything else. -Gen. %nd M;agnan -illp~o 4~ leave Paris to resujne Ihis ~command fpehi Intha atr-immediately, and increase ...

... subject of better feelings, the less would he be likely to feed upon ihis poisonous material — (Hear.) When we found that the Socialist Hall of Manchester was purchased by the authorities of the town, to be set apart for the purpose of furnishing good literary ...