... Basle, naturally draws our attention to the condition of the working maa abroad. At the congress in question the most ultra socialistic theories have been advanced, and although in this country they are regarded foolish and yet on the Continent the position ...

... prior to the grand public sitting for the opening of the Chambess. M. Kolzjv, in answer to the inritatioH of Democraiio and Socialist Committee, has agreed to oome forward as a candidate for the 4th circumscription of Paris, without taking the oath of allegiance ...

... concessions, however, have not satis* fied the extreme leaders of the movement, who are endeavouring to extend into Austria the socialist doctrines which have become so popular with a certain section of the working class in Germany and Switzerland. ...

... add little the information telegraph already published. The Imparciol ascribes tho disorders which have occurred to the Socialists. The Novedadea considers that the movement ia due to the teachings of the Eepublkat journals. It states that ten of the ...

... INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION. Paris, September 5. This evening’s papers manifesto of the International Working Association to the Socialist Democracy of says: • Government has declared that it will wage the Emperor, not against us. Repub* •an France invites thee ...

... verv great Lorraine. Since the overthrow of the Empire rent, having and the establishment of a Republic, the de- p mocratic socialist party, which numbers a good will many adherents in various parts of the Father- community land, has manifested a disposition ...

... present temper of his compatriots, his following must small. The opinions ho so forcibly enunciated are held by tbo democratic socialists, and another leader of the party in Gotha, Herr Niopoldt, is also stated to Lave boon arrested for opposing tho annexation ...

... been triumph of universal suffrage. But we mast not indulge in illusions. The Commune of Lyons was composed of men who are Socialists rather than politicians, and who have but small respect for the decisions universal suffrage, which they regard Sable to ...

... Zeitung attributes the arrest of Dr. Jacoby to tho existence of international socialist organisation, having for its object the establishment of Universal Republic. Tho German Socialists having allied themselves with this organisation it was thought necessary ...

... the Republic lies the etrength of the friends of the Empire. The agitators in London, connected with the International Socialistic League, are still holding indignation meetings, and trying hard to coerce the Government into a recognition of the French ...

... A royal order has boon issued releasing Dr. Jacoby, Herr Herbig, and six other persons who are confined at Loetzon. Tho Socialist Democrats are, however, to remain in prison. ...

... oat—emte. INSURRECTIONAL SCENE AT THE HOTEL DE Under date of November Ist, the diarist thna describe* a scene in the late Socialist insurrection The covered court was soon filled. In the middle of it there is large doubled staircase leading to wide landing ...