... ly in fact, looked upon by all parties as a mine out of which political b k capital is to he raised and coined. When the Socialists were in Vi power, and M. Carnot Minister, education was twisted one way ; M. ia Falloux as the chief of public inlrtrution ...

... the Pope to Ronme) and the recall of the semi ?? army. ly Thes departmen t of tlso India is infested with a multi- tude of Socialist ensissaries, endoavonsring to pervert the Ini peasants. con tI The editor of the Gazette de France Iasa been acquitted by- ...

... attacks the trees uni themselves. ma - M. Prosdidon bad alroady placed an immonse distance was E between hsimseslf and thcs Socialists and Commnissists by tie 1to I at marae, and his practical recognition of thcs utility of a ti p- ca ita nu the acceptance ...

... NEWS. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPl.) At FRANCE. re PARIS, Thaursday. , Dr. Achilli has arrived in Paris. R. The editor of the Socialist journal has been condemned ad to three months' imprisonment and 4,000 francs fine, for a .1; seditious article, d. A private ...

... before, 0f 3rbecame again places of rendezvous. Mobs collected, and ms having decorated thre branches of lthers trees with Socialist emblems, such as tire triangle, the symbol of equality; red tribbons, &C., they then illurmirnated them, and obliged the ...

... certain number of theI Departments of the East. These appointments are supposed to be connected with fears respecting the Socialists in the Departmsents. PRUSSIA. THE OATH OF THE KING AND THE CHAMBERS TO) THE CONSTITUTION. The work of the Constitution was ...

... Questions on the subject are expected in the Chambers. The Globe's correspondent says that Covernment willprove t that the Socialists' maclsinations, and the extensive organi- a zation of a plot for a general rising in Germany and Italy re in the spring ...

... the dange' Of' at rupture, hasresolved to reainni oroii good tormsa with the AI iniatry. Thle Fives closed 9.5 20. 'o The Socialists continue eo Pbuse each other and the Re- or publicasis, and their meetsings for the eleetiosi of candidates, iCo, and the ...

... foreign eneiccy, but againcst their own countryltisen. Th'e 25 Central departments, which are lice head quortore of the Ill Socialist faictioi, arc loss powerfully garcison inore t Yavoid the contact of the tcoops wills the encemy, but they at rarc completely ...

... guilty of a serious I libel; he is setotenced to a year's implsrisoenent, antl 5,0(0 t raesse finee The editor of another Socialist paper iscon- I detalled tO two nooitlts' ?? and 2,00(0 francs fine, I fur a iasilar offence. Dupin, President of the Asiaembly ...

... passengers. THE LEEDS MERCURY. FRANCE. THE elections in Paris have issued in the return of three candidates nominated by the Socialists, in preference to three supporters of the Government. The successftl-candidates are the notorious M.I CARO'T, ,M. VIDAL ...

... out their threat, I nd1 there is little doubt that two Democrats will be returned. 5550 At present the success of only one Socialist is anticipated. 3 It is_ however, scarcely believed that the Legitimists will be mad enough to abstain from voting. MYThe ...