... canine reform; and of course the most approved process of reform is taxation, It has not answered particularly mell with the socialists; but it is expected to decimate the bole dogues more effectually. The first proposition of a dog-tax was made, it seems ...

... among the Conservative majority of the Assembly, to whom the country looked for protection against the machinations of the Socialists. Many of the President's personal friends attribute the result in some mea- sure to the want of tact exhibited by Ministers ...

... during the discussions of last week. In the arondissements where the partial elections are ia course of preparation, the Socialists' teachers whose condition was to be decided by the bill, which was the subject of thatdiscussion, were doing their best ...

... not yet returned to RXxne, and be has published an encyclical letter, de- nouncine the revolutionists as Protestants and socialists. His position is evidently becoming worse. ...

... thokl, shall be permitted to open a private one in the same com- mune. A nutfey, of letters, from public schoolmas- ters, of Socialist priOscipls, have been signed in Paris; and are full of to e most licentious allusions to their female pupils and the wives ...

... beilg the anniversary of the beheading of Louis XVI., the service for the dead is performed in several of the churches. The Socialist banquets announced for this day do not take place. The Ernenement of yesterday evening says: We learn this evening that citizen ...

... 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 ...

... the satety of the shipping iu the Downs. Art yet but few accidents are reported. e = 'r FRANCE. a PARIS, WaDNxsDAi.--The Socialist journals are per- t fecriy savage at the new Ministecrial organ rrzion of the e departmentr. General Changarnier will have ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...