... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Assembly, have been t made very apparent, and met with a well-merited chas-i tisement in the return of a Republican, if not a Socialist, i representative for the department of the Gard, welli known hitherto as a stronghold of the Consorvatives. t The result ...

... jury.. e. A letter from Lyons of the 23d inst.. states that a comnmis sary of police in that town had seized two bales of Socialist pamphlets, whichl were sent therefrom Paris bv the diligencce~. The guard of the diligence has been arrested. ' A letter ...

... riday. - The Constitutioanel states that the governtent las rei'eived positive liforitatiot thtat the Red eittnlivatns uttd Socialists of Lyotis utid its tneiehbourhood, exciteli by the politi'ilt refniuees in Switzerland, have beemi preparing for amiother ...

... country will be placed under the controul of the Roman Catholic priesthood. Better that it should be so than in the hands of socialists; but a middle course might be found, better than either. The passport system has at length been considerably altered in ...

... to prison. A letter from Lyons of the 8th inst. states that the street riot on the 4th caused some excitement amongst the Socialist Clubs in Lyons, but no demonstrations were made out of doors. General Geman, commanding there, had prohibited the sale of ...

... The upshot was a street riot, osaggerated into an inci- pient insurrection. Some two or three hundred of the dupes of the: Socialist agitators collectel round one of these viithered trees of liberty, with the vies of protct- ing it from the threatened d ...

... morrow. I The' Socialists are making, tremendous efforts for the-Paris, -1 ?? they have not at decided as to the candidates. hae friends' of h. do Girardits are straining every nerve to gee him accepted. If he should have the Socialists'support 'le will ...

... the Revolution-the 24th of this month-is as yet a danger- ous period; and superadded to this is the excitement among the Socialists on the subject .of the elections, which take place on the 10th of March, to fill up the 30 vacan- cies caused by the exile ...