... he isatc, espctng P,%Rn's con LanPea, Uderno urter rovcaton ill they J agai stin hei hads ithnotcin th fith. in. this Me Socialist newspaper. of They momist edugratulate the community that this moral - stain on the couantry is nearly wiped away, and that ...

... country gave tlieni the election the President the Republic. Lastly, the majority completed by the group of Montagiii'.rds or Socialists, who perceive chance for their j ideas every public embarrassment and in every financial disorder. The ( /says, that it ...

... Government is firmly carrying out its plans for the restoration of order, and the abolition of all the Red Repub- lican and Socialist emblems. The Minister of the Interior announced a crusade against the red caps of Republi- sanisin, aud by his order they ...

... intercept the passage, was the signal for a burst enthusiasm, which must have been grateful to bis ear. His success, the Socialist journals are obliged to admit, was ' immense. ' Ibid. Let this state of things on for another six months, and the duration ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. The election returns leave no doubt, that Paris has seletcd l!> Moderates and Socialists. The names the successful candidates are not yet known, but it is certain that M. 1 Rollin, Serjeant Major Boiehot, and I agraio'e, ...

... folly to leave written papers about with lists 1 of a Socialist Government, and skeletons. Socialist decrees, Letters from Macon the IMtli insf. state that preparations had been uiadi by the Socialists iu that town to rise in in— suiTectinn hail the movement ...

... law, and the brilliant speech de- ■ livered support of it by M. Thiers, afford fresh proofs | the hopeless condition the Socialists. The speech ot M. Thiers is said to have given them their death blow, and yet, so great was the fascination of his eloquence ...

... y in Lyons, the ballot for the military conscription passed off with the utmost tranquillity. The Socialist papers announce that a democratic Socialist Committee has been formed in Paris with the object of establishing relations of intimate character ...

... Exhibition in London in identifying sue! articles exhibited with the English mark as may have beei executed by French hands. The Socialist agitators are exceeding busy, trying to excit the working population of the faubourgs. Paris their sue cess has been on the ...

... Prince, has resigned his command of the second legion of the National Guard of the Banlisu, of which he was Colonel. The Socialists or Paris.—Otffkinday afternoon, workman caused a crowd to assemble on the Boulevard St. Martin by addressing gross insults ...

... matory circulars; and M. Lavigney, the Mayor of Blagnay, had been suspended for having abused his authority by propagating Socialist doctrines and permitting the dissemination of pamphlets, in which the Government of the Republic was attacked. M. Emile de ...

... the salaries of public servants, and of 15 per cent on the pensions of their widows and orphans is spoken of. The French Socialists have succeeded in making proselytes not only in Barcelona, but in every city of the four Catalonian provinces. It is feared ...