... Brest. This vessel was commenced in the year 1837, and cost £200,000.— Accounts from Montpellier of the 22d inst. state that Socialist doctrines have made an alarming progress in that town, and that the audacity of the demagogues is extraordinary. Groups are ...

... eut the fact of pocketing travellers The Socialist Jth Rue Paris estaminet used to meet been cloged Police Letters from Toulon of the several the to dismantled on their Accounts from Montpelier inst Socialist doctrines have progress in that town afatarffy ...

... PPf Br Ba y» the Courrier Francois, that the Christmas festivities have been parodied in a scandalous ma ! ncr by the Socialists. One of them is spoken 3 (being aM ha same time a mercer and a phalansterian), at whose house an cxl actress i of the Theatre ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. — The Conservative party has triumphed over the Socialists in the department of the Upper. Pyrenees. At an election for a member of the Council General, M. de Villeneuve, the Moder- ate candidate, obtained 1,368 votes, and ...

... , states that the police had succeeded in seizing a depdt of 20,000 volumes ef Socialist tracts in the dwelling ef a tailor of that city, who was employed by the Socialist propaganda to distribute them amongst tbe operatives. —Another mammoth cave has ...

... learn with dismay the total abandonment (at least so far as practice is concerned) of the former principles of that great Socialist. M. Proudhon is no longer the deadly enemy of family and property. He has taken unto himself a wife ; and rumoar adds that ...

... on with his life, and that resolutions to that effect were adopted by the Ge- nerals at the meeting held on Sunday. — A Socialist candidate has been returned for the department of the Gard, the head quarters of legitimacy. The substitution of the red ...

... of in place of Gen Changarnier but believe the rumour to be without foundation Socialists and Republicans endeavouring up two in Paris some uneasiness to Government Socialist banquet is fixed fpr 21st of January tbe anniversary pf beheading of Louis XVI ...

... exciting to hatred and contempt against the Government of the Republic. — A let- ter from Macon of the 25th states that a Socialist who paraded the town, vociferating The guillotine for the rich, was ar- rested after having made a desperate resistance ...

... ce, are more provident, bave more respect (o property and the laws, are more truly conservative, and less influrnced by socialist or other revoluitonary doctiines. In fine every experience proves that sound intellectu sl cu'ture is in brotiherhood with ...

... ult., states that the Socialists in that town and neigh- bourhood collected on the preceding day, with the intention of rescuing the political prisoners confined there, but the authori- ties being on their guard, the Socialists fled, leaving 17 prisoners ...

... frequently expressed by proposed invest with its merited distinction more urgeatplea for the change founded suspicion spread of Socialist opinions St kept pace with the multiplication its eiiisens population at once to large dangerous removed from direct Prefect ...